rust-testing

You can write unit tests and integration tests for a Rust project by applying the provided Rust testing patterns. This Skill guides you in testing individual functions and the interaction between code parts to ensure reliability.

Yes, you can perform async testing for Rust code with async/await features. This Skill provides specific patterns to handle asynchronous tests, ensuring your async functions behave as expected during execution.

The best way to apply Test-Driven Development (TDD) in Rust is by following the TDD methodology included in this Skill. It helps you structure unit and integration tests to ensure code reliability and maintainability before implementation.

You use property-based testing to verify the correctness of Rust code by applying the patterns provided here. This approach tests code against generated inputs to ensure all edge cases are covered and behavior remains correct.

Yes, this Rust testing Skill includes mocking and coverage capabilities. Alongside TDD and property-based testing, it provides patterns to mock dependencies and measure test coverage for your Rust projects.

You execute all tests for your current Rust project automatically by running the 'run_tests' script in the 'scripts' directory. This automates the testing process for your Rust library or application.