tdd-workflow

Automating test-driven development workflows involves writing user journeys first, generating test cases, and implementing code to pass those tests while enforcing 80%+ coverage across unit, integration, and E2E tests.

Writing tests before code during refactoring requires defining user journeys, generating test cases, implementing changes to pass tests, and verifying a minimum of 80% test coverage across the software lifecycle.

Yes, you need a configured testing stack with Jest or Vitest for unit and integration tests, and Playwright for E2E tests, to enforce the 80% minimum coverage target during feature development.

Yes, Playwright is used for end-to-end tests within this test-driven development workflow, working alongside Jest or Vitest to ensure comprehensive coverage across unit, integration, and E2E testing layers.

The best way to achieve 80% coverage is to write user journeys first, generate test cases before implementing code, and run those tests using Jest or Vitest to validate unit and integration test coverage.

Test-driven development requires writing user journeys before code to define clear test cases first, ensuring features are implemented only after tests are established and strong coverage is achieved.