Standardize TypeScript monorepo test conventions with Vitest and React Testing Library.
npx skills add https://github.com/feraudet/ssii --skill test-conventions
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Tests conventions are standardized for a TypeScript monorepo project to ensure consistency and quality across backend and frontend tests.
Apply these conventions to create and organize tests for new and existing code.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Standardize testing in a TypeScript monorepo by specifying frameworks like Vitest and React Testing Library, defining file layouts, and enforcing naming patterns for unit and integration tests across backend and frontend directories.
Structure unit and integration tests by applying consistent file layout and naming patterns across backend and frontend directories, ensuring uniform test quality and organization throughout the TypeScript monorepo.
Yes, these testing conventions specifically recommend Vitest for backend tests and React Testing Library for frontend tests to ensure consistent quality and framework alignment across the monorepo.
You need standardized test naming conventions when adding new components or services to the monorepo, applying these patterns to maintain uniformity and consistent test quality across existing and newly developed code.
Yes, you can use these conventions to specify coverage targets for your project, ensuring that both backend and frontend tests meet consistent quality benchmarks across the entire TypeScript monorepo.
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