Summary:
This code testing story outlines the testing process for the implementation of dynamic view switching in p4.html and p4.jsx, as specified in Problem 4 of the project. The primary goal is to ensure that users can switch between the Example and States components using buttons, and that the functionality works as expected.
Testing Plan:
Initial Setup:
Confirm that both p4.html and p4.jsx files are correctly created and named according to project requirements.
Verify that the webpack configuration in webpack.config.js has been modified to build a file named "compiled/p4.bundle.js."
View Switching Functionality:
Load the application and confirm that both the Example and States components are initially visible.
Locate the buttons above each view ("Switch to Example" and "Switch to States") and ensure they are present and correctly labeled.
Button Functionality:
Click the "Switch to Example" button and verify that the States component disappears, and the Example component becomes visible.
Click the "Switch to States" button and confirm that the Example component disappears, and the States component becomes visible.
Button Labeling:
Check if the button labels change appropriately when switching between views. Ensure that the label corresponds to the view that will be displayed upon clicking.
Component Organization:
Review the organization of the Example and States components within p4.jsx. Ensure that they are properly structured and maintain code readability.
Edge Cases and Error Handling:
Test edge cases, such as clicking the buttons when only one view is displayed. Ensure that the application handles these scenarios gracefully without breaking.
Conclusion:
This code testing story outlines a comprehensive testing plan to validate the dynamic view switching feature. Testing will ensure that users can seamlessly switch between views using the provided buttons and that the application handles various scenarios and edge cases gracefully.
Overall, the testing process aims to confirm that the view switching functionality is robust, user-friendly, and aligns with the project requirements. Any identified issues should be addressed before finalizing the implementation.
Code Testing Story: Dynamic View Switching (Problem 4)
Summary:
This code testing story outlines the testing process for the implementation of dynamic view switching in p4.html and p4.jsx, as specified in Problem 4 of the project. The primary goal is to ensure that users can switch between the Example and States components using buttons, and that the functionality works as expected.
Testing Plan:
Initial Setup:
View Switching Functionality:
Button Functionality:
Button Labeling:
Component Organization:
Edge Cases and Error Handling:
Conclusion:
This code testing story outlines a comprehensive testing plan to validate the dynamic view switching feature. Testing will ensure that users can seamlessly switch between views using the provided buttons and that the application handles various scenarios and edge cases gracefully.
Overall, the testing process aims to confirm that the view switching functionality is robust, user-friendly, and aligns with the project requirements. Any identified issues should be addressed before finalizing the implementation.