Overview
This issue outlines a step-by-step approach to implement testing for the Lagoon CLI Wrapper repository.
Background
Currently, the repository lacks automated testing. Adding tests will improve code reliability, make future changes safer, and ensure functionality works as expected.
Steps to Implement Testing
1. Setup Testing Framework
2. Setup Test Structure
3. Mock External Dependencies
4. Unit Tests for Core Modules
5. Integration Tests for Interactive Flows
6. Setup CI Integration
Acceptance Criteria
- All core functionality has proper test coverage
- Tests run successfully in CI environment
- Documentation is updated with testing information
Additional Notes
- We should aim for at least 70% test coverage
- Consider using snapshot testing for interactive CLI outputs
- Documentation should include how to run tests locally
Overview
This issue outlines a step-by-step approach to implement testing for the Lagoon CLI Wrapper repository.
Background
Currently, the repository lacks automated testing. Adding tests will improve code reliability, make future changes safer, and ensure functionality works as expected.
Steps to Implement Testing
1. Setup Testing Framework
2. Setup Test Structure
3. Mock External Dependencies
child_process.execto avoid actual Lagoon CLI execution4. Unit Tests for Core Modules
lagoon-api.jsfunctions with mocked responsesgitUrlToGithubUrl,extractPrNumber)logger.jsfunctionalitylagoon-ssh-key-configurator.jswith mocks5. Integration Tests for Interactive Flows
6. Setup CI Integration
Acceptance Criteria
Additional Notes