tdd-workflow

Enforce test-driven development by generating upfront TypeScript unit tests before implementing feature code. This workflow requires writing tests first, then developing code to satisfy them and achieve a minimum 80 percent coverage.

The best way to structure Playwright E2E tests is using provided step-by-step workflows and test patterns. This approach guides you through creating end-to-end scenarios that validate frontend behavior before implementation.

Yes, you can use this TDD workflow for bug fixes and refactoring across frontend and backend. It provides concrete test patterns to ensure code changes maintain rigorous 80 percent coverage and prevent hidden defects.

Start writing unit tests by describing a new feature and asking the AI to generate tests first. You then implement the code to satisfy those generated tests, ensuring robust and tested software from the start.

Yes, this testing approach supports both integration and unit tests. It provides TypeScript-friendly test scaffolding and concrete patterns across unit, integration, and E2E levels to streamline adoption and ensure 80 percent coverage.