quality-test-strategy

To define a testing strategy for Delphi and FPC projects, you provide a module SPEC and acceptance criteria to generate a structured plan mapping DUnit, FPCUnit, and TestInsight frameworks across unit, integration, and acceptance test layers.

The best way to plan Web testing across Vitest, Jest, and Playwright is to map each framework to appropriate module layers, producing a practical testing matrix and actionable checklist derived directly from your project SPEC.

You convert a module SPEC into a test plan by inputting the SPEC, module layers, and acceptance criteria to receive a structured output detailing chosen frameworks, test case mapping, team responsibilities, and success criteria.

Yes, this testing strategy applies to both new modules and ongoing work, assigning appropriate test types and frameworks per module layer to ensure the right mix of unit, integration, and acceptance tests are traceable from day one.

Yes, you can use DUnit and FPCUnit for integration testing in Delphi and FPC applications, as the generated strategy plan outlines unit, integration, and acceptance tests across these specific frameworks based on your module layers.

To generate a testing matrix and checklist, you need to provide your module SPEC, module layers, and acceptance criteria, which are then processed into a structured plan with test case mapping and ownership assignments.