Evan Plaice
@evanplaice.bsky.social
React sucks at unit/integration testing b/c React itself is a 'God Object' anti-pattern.
Ie. you can't test any of its parts individually without bringing in the whole framework.
In React only E2E testing is feasibly worth the effort.
Ie. you can't test any of its parts individually without bringing in the whole framework.
In React only E2E testing is feasibly worth the effort.
November 12, 2024 at 7:31 PM
React sucks at unit/integration testing b/c React itself is a 'God Object' anti-pattern.
Ie. you can't test any of its parts individually without bringing in the whole framework.
In React only E2E testing is feasibly worth the effort.
Ie. you can't test any of its parts individually without bringing in the whole framework.
In React only E2E testing is feasibly worth the effort.
E2E drives a headless browser and mimics User interaction
Integration tests functions/systems directly. Including external resources (ex DB).
Unit tests functions directly but mocks/patches all external resources.
Integration tests functions/systems directly. Including external resources (ex DB).
Unit tests functions directly but mocks/patches all external resources.
November 12, 2024 at 7:27 PM
E2E drives a headless browser and mimics User interaction
Integration tests functions/systems directly. Including external resources (ex DB).
Unit tests functions directly but mocks/patches all external resources.
Integration tests functions/systems directly. Including external resources (ex DB).
Unit tests functions directly but mocks/patches all external resources.