react-tdd

Test-first TDD for React components using Vitest involves creating a failing test, implementing minimal production code to pass, and refactoring. This Skill automates the red-green-refactor cycle to ensure reliable UI features before implementation.

Yes, React Testing Library works with Vite and TypeScript for UI development. This Skill guides you through writing tests first for your React components, ensuring your TypeScript projects built with Vite have scalable and reliable front-end outputs.

The red-green-refactor workflow for React test-driven development is a cycle of writing a failing test, implementing minimal code to pass, and refactoring. This Skill applies this structured workflow with clear commit discipline to guide development.

To start a test-first workflow, create a failing test for a React component, implement the minimal code to pass it, refactor if needed, and commit after all tests pass. You can run tests with your package manager like npm test or pnpm test to verify.

Yes, this test-first workflow requires clear commit discipline. You should commit your React component changes only after all tests pass, ensuring that the minimal production code meets the test requirements defined during the red-green-refactor cycle.

You should use test-driven development for scalable front-end projects to ensure UI components are designed to pass tests before implementation. This approach supports TypeScript projects built with Vite, preventing regressions and guiding reliable feature creation.