generate-tests

To auto-generate Jest or Vitest tests for JavaScript and TypeScript projects, invoke the /test command with your target source file path. The tool detects exported functions and classes to automatically produce framework-ready test files.

Yes, you can generate mocks for external dependencies when creating unit tests. The generation process detects external dependencies and asynchronous functions to automatically produce realistic mocks for robust test coverage.

Automated test generation handles async functions and edge cases by detecting them during source file analysis. It identifies asynchronous operations and boundary conditions to produce framework-ready tests that target realistic scenarios.

Yes, this test generation approach supports both unit and integration tests. It auto-generates test files for exported functions and classes, with explicit options to include integration tests alongside standard unit tests.

The best way to achieve target coverage without manual effort is using automated test generation. It analyzes your source code to detect edge cases and dependencies, generating realistic mocks and framework-ready tests to reach coverage goals.

Yes, write and watch workflows are supported during JavaScript test generation. These options allow you to continuously generate and update Jest or Vitest tests as your source files change.