test-scaffold

To generate missing test files, use a scaffolding tool that detects your project's test framework and automatically creates test stubs for untested modules, adhering to existing test patterns and naming conventions to improve coverage.

Automated test scaffolding identifies source files lacking tests and generates boilerplate test structures. It matches existing project conventions by detecting the active test framework and replicating established file naming and structural patterns.

Yes, you can scaffold tests for a specific directory like utils. The process scans the target directory using glob and grep to locate source files, identifies modules without corresponding tests, and generates new test stubs accordingly.

Test scaffolding works by detecting the specific test framework already configured in your project. It adapts to your current environment to ensure the generated test stubs align with the framework's syntax and conventions.

The best way to establish baseline test coverage after adding new features is to run an automated test generation process that scans for new modules and quickly scaffolds basic test files for all identified untested code.