test-driven-development

Test-driven development is implemented by writing failing tests before production code, passing the tests, and continuous refactoring. This framework guides you through the Red-Green-Refactor cycle to ensure functionality and a clean codebase.

The Red-Green-Refactor cycle in test-first development involves writing failing tests, making the code pass, and refactoring. This framework guides you through these steps to ensure your codebase remains clean and functional.

To start writing tests before implementing a feature, execute the 'startTDD <function_name>' command. This initiates a test-driven development workflow to cover expected and edge case behavior before writing production code.

Yes, you need to be familiar with TDD and writing unit tests before using this test-first approach. The framework assumes existing developer knowledge of test case development and targets software engineering workflows directly.

To avoid common testing mistakes during test case development, this framework includes anti-pattern detection checks. These checks prevent common testing errors that could hinder code quality and your development flow.