Tests: Add tests in Jest to frontend components #7324
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@pauloiankoski This is so freaking cool!! |
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@pauloiankoski In concur, this is epic! Can't wait to test it out 😄 |
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@pauloiankoski I updated the branch & parent epic. I also had to install 
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@pauloiankoski It looks like your tests are already doing their job as we have failing ones on this very PR 😄 |
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This PR is stale because it has been open 45 days with no activity. Stale PRs will NOT be automatically closed. |
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Description
This pull request serves as a starting point for implementing unit and behavioral tests for our React components. Tests are run in Jest with assistance from the Testing Library React (TLR) library. It includes tests that cover all components used in the Event Tickets frontend.
Additionally, I have added several new scripts to
package.jsonto facilitate triggering the tests with specific configurations (listed below). I have also included a job for these tests in our GitHub workflow.npm testnpm run test:verbosenpm run test:watchnpm run test:watch:verbosenpm run test:coverageVisuals
Testing Instructions
Run one of the new available scripts.
Pre-review Checklist
@unreleasedtags included in DocBlocks