testing-patterns

Testing patterns provide standardized Jest and Playwright configurations with defined directory layouts for unit, integration, and e2e tests. This ensures consistent test organization, fixture setup, and execution across your project without reinventing conventions each time.

RLS-aware testing helpers in the patterns enforce Row-Level Security context validation during Playwright e2e tests. These helpers ensure your test scenarios verify RLS policies are correctly applied before tests run against live or staging environments.

Yes. The Skill includes ready-to-run example tests and Linear evidence templates that let you attach standardized test results and findings directly to Linear tickets, bridging your Jest and Playwright runs with QA documentation.

The patterns reference both Jest and Playwright fixture configurations, showing how to structure setup and teardown logic for unit, integration, and e2e test suites so fixtures are reusable and maintainable.

The patterns define a coherent test directory layout and reference existing Jest and Playwright conventions, so adoption is gradual. You can apply them incrementally to new tests or refactor existing suites to match the standardized structure.

Testing patterns cover unit tests, integration tests, e2e tests with Playwright, fixture configuration, RLS enforcement validation, and evidence template generation for Linear—addressing the full QA workflow from local development through stakeholder reporting.