scaffold-test-format

To standardize Node.js test structures for TypeScript server routes, apply a scaffolding skill that enforces file placement, imports, and assertion patterns using node:test with tsx. It validates setup/teardown isolation, metadata, and dependency checks across server routes and plugins.

The best way to enforce test isolation and file placement in a Fastify plugin is to apply standardized test scaffolding rules. This validates that tests sit alongside source code, enforcing registration rules, deterministic behavior, and metadata checks for valid Skill units.

Yes, the node:test runner works with tsx for TypeScript server test scaffolding. This skill specifically supports Node.js and TypeScript tests using the built-in node:test runner executed with tsx, ensuring predictable behavior and standardized assertion patterns.

You validate setup and teardown patterns in a TypeScript test suite by running a standardized test format check. This enforces correct imports, isolation, and deterministic execution for server routes and plugins, ensuring only valid Skill units are produced.

A key limitation when standardizing test structures for ue-claude-scaffold servers is that the skill is restricted to Node.js and TypeScript tests using node:test with tsx. It enforces specific metadata and safety checks, limiting compatibility with other test runners or frameworks.