ln-631-test-business-logic-auditor

To detect redundant tests for framework behavior, the audit analyzes test files to flag those validating Express, Prisma, bcrypt, JWT, or axios instead of custom business logic. It identifies tests confirming third-party library functionality and recommends removing them to improve test suite efficiency.

A framework test audit scans test files to identify tests validating library or ORM behavior rather than core business rules. It uses framework detection patterns and tech stack information to pinpoint redundant checks for Express middleware, Prisma functionality, or React hooks, recommending their removal.

Yes, the test audit tool checks React hooks by flagging tests validating standard hooks like useState and useEffect unless they are part of custom logic. It also detects tests validating ORM functionality like Prisma, Mongoose, or Sequelize behavior, recommending removal to improve test suite efficiency.

To audit test files and remove tests validating third-party libraries, the tool scans the current directory and flags tests confirming Express middleware, JWT, bcrypt, or axios behavior. It uses framework detection patterns to identify these redundant tests and provides actionable recommendations to remove them.

The limitation of auditing test files for business logic focus is that it requires a contextStore with framework detection patterns and tech stack information for accurate analysis. Without this prerequisite context, the tool cannot accurately identify and flag tests validating framework, library, or ORM behavior instead of custom business logic.

Yes, the business logic auditor works with Fastify and Koa middleware tests. It pinpoints tests that merely confirm Express, Fastify, or Koa middleware is working, flagging them as redundant framework behavior tests instead of custom business logic validation, and recommends their removal.