The `nyc` npm package lets you merge coverage reports from different test jobs into one comprehensive report. Here's how it works:

Create a template and do this without thinking :)

For me, it was to have content prepared in advanced

Probably author refer to React Server Components where you can render html on server and send it to client.
Nothing wrong with it, because render on server is faster

5/5 Remember: abstract your database logic, centralize configurations, and keep your testing patterns consistent.

4/5 Testing becomes trivial:

- Unit tests: mock DataService
- E2E: use TestDatabaseService with Fishery
- No need to mock individual repositories
- Clean, reusable test data

3/5 Core components:

1. Base Repository - shared database operations
2. Entities - database structure
3. DataService - single entry point
4. Factories - test data generation

2/5 The key is centralizing all database logic in one place.
Create a data-access module that:
• Acts as a single source of truth
• Handles all database operations
• Provides clean testing interfaces
• Manages multiple databases

But what you use for as AI assistance? (Outside of code editor)

For me 2nd looks better. Idk exact reasons but it feels like priority of blocks in the second option is better

Here's the library I used 👇

broadcast-channel https://buff.ly/2UEqfB8