tdd-workflow

To enforce Test-Driven Development, you must define user journeys and write tests for expected success and error scenarios before implementing the API logic. This structured workflow ensures robust code by validating requirements upfront.

The minimum code coverage required is 80% across unit, integration, and End-to-End (E2E) tests. This threshold ensures comprehensive validation of your software components and user journeys.

Yes, this TDD workflow supports Jest, Vitest, and Playwright for testing frameworks. It utilizes these tools to guide test creation, implementation, and refactoring while maintaining the required 80% coverage.

You structure a TDD workflow by following clear steps: define user journeys, generate test cases, implement the feature or bug fix code, and finally refactor. This process mandates test creation before any code implementation.

Yes, you can use this approach to guide refactoring while maintaining test coverage. It provides a structured workflow that ensures code improvements do not break existing unit, integration, or E2E tests.

Writing tests before code implementation is required to achieve more robust, reliable, and maintainable software. This Test-Driven Development principle prevents regressions by ensuring all logic is validated against expected scenarios from the start.