kotlin-testing

To write reliable tests for Kotlin coroutines, you can use MockK to mock suspend functions and test Flow emissions. This Skill provides structured patterns for coroutine testing to ensure your asynchronous code behaves predictably.

The best way to set up Kotest specs is to choose between StringSpec, FunSpec, BehaviorSpec, or DescribeSpec based on your testing style. This Skill guides you through idiomatic Kotlin test configuration and structuring test suites for new modules.

To apply TDD workflow during Kotlin refactors, follow the recommended test-driven development cycle detailed in this Skill. It provides real-world scenario examples to help you achieve reliable test coverage and ensure your refactoring does not break existing logic.

Yes, you can use property-based testing within Kotest and configure Kover coverage thresholds. This Skill provides guidance on setting coverage thresholds and implementing best practices for property-based testing to ensure comprehensive module coverage.

MockK works seamlessly with Kotest for mocking dependencies in BehaviorSpec tests. This Skill demonstrates how to integrate MockK for mocking regular functions and coroutines within your preferred Kotest specification styles.