scaffold_tests

To generate unit test scaffolds for existing legacy code, you provide the target source file path and an optional test framework. The tool then automatically creates Happy Path, Edge Case, and Error test stubs to accelerate test coverage.

The best way to create regression test stubs for new modules is using an automated scaffolding tool. It detects project conventions and places Happy Path, Edge Case, and Error test stubs alongside the source or in a tests/ directory to fast-track coverage.

Yes, you can specify an optional test framework when generating test stubs. The scaffolding process detects common test frameworks and generates the Happy Path, Edge Case, and Error files according to your project's conventional directory structure.

Scaffolding test files during a code refactor works by taking a target source file path and generating three structured test stubs. These Happy Path, Edge Case, and Error stubs outline expected behavior to ensure quick iteration and early feedback.

You do not need a specific directory structure to auto-generate unit and regression tests. The tool detects common project conventions and places the generated Happy Path, Edge Case, and Error stubs either alongside the source file or directly in a tests/ directory.