tdd-workflow

To ensure unit tests and integration tests meet an 80% code coverage threshold, you can enforce a Test-Driven Development workflow that mandates writing tests before implementation and verifying coverage during refactoring.

The best way to write tests before code for a new API endpoint is using a Test-Driven Development process: write tests for functionality, error handling, and database integration first, then implement the minimal logic to pass them.

Yes, this TDD workflow supports e2e tests with Playwright and Supabase, offering multi-type testing strategies and mocking patterns for common frameworks to ensure comprehensive end-to-end coverage.

To refactor code safely after writing minimal logic to pass tests, follow a TDD workflow that guides you through verifying existing tests and maintaining a minimum 80% code coverage threshold during the refactoring phase.

Yes, you can use this testing approach for both unit and end-to-end testing strategies, as it enforces multi-type testing across unit, integration, and E2E tests while guiding you through various testing patterns.