Code Testing Story: Testing the States View Component (Problem 2)
Summary:
This code testing story outlines the testing process for the implementation of the States View Component, as described in Problem 2. The primary objective is to ensure that the component correctly filters and displays a list of states based on a given substring, handles user input, and responds appropriately to different scenarios.
Testing Plan:
Initial Setup:
Confirm that the States component has been successfully integrated into the web app, as indicated by the inclusion of "compiled/p2.bundle.js" in p2.html. Ensure that the web app is accessible via a local server.
Input Field and Substring Handling:
Test the input field by entering a substring and verifying that it correctly filters the list of states as the user types.
Verify that the filtering is case-insensitive, ensuring that it accurately matches states regardless of case.
Display of Matching States:
Check if the component displays an HTML list of states in alphabetical order based on the given substring. Confirm that the list updates automatically as the user types.
Test the accuracy of the filtering and sorting process, ensuring that states are displayed correctly.
Display of Substring Element:
Verify that a separate element correctly displays the substring used for filtering. Ensure that this element accurately reflects the substring input by the user.
Handling No Matching States:
Test the behavior when there are no matching states for the given substring. Confirm that the web page displays a clear and informative message indicating this fact, rather than showing an empty list.
Empty Substring:
Enter an empty substring and check if the component resets to display all states. Verify that the list of states returns to its original state when the substring is empty.
Cross-Browser Compatibility:
Test the States View Component in various web browsers (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari) to ensure it functions correctly and maintains its appearance and functionality across different platforms.
Conclusion:
This code testing story outlines a comprehensive testing plan to validate the States View Component's functionality and behavior. Testing aims to ensure that the component correctly filters and displays states, handles user input, and responds appropriately to different scenarios, including empty substrings and no matching states.
Overall, the testing process will help ensure that the States View Component enhances the overall user experience and functions as intended. Any identified issues or improvements should be addressed to achieve a successful component implementation.
Code Testing Story: Testing the States View Component (Problem 2)
Summary:
This code testing story outlines the testing process for the implementation of the States View Component, as described in Problem 2. The primary objective is to ensure that the component correctly filters and displays a list of states based on a given substring, handles user input, and responds appropriately to different scenarios.
Testing Plan:
Initial Setup:
Input Field and Substring Handling:
Display of Matching States:
Display of Substring Element:
Handling No Matching States:
Empty Substring:
Cross-Browser Compatibility:
Conclusion:
This code testing story outlines a comprehensive testing plan to validate the States View Component's functionality and behavior. Testing aims to ensure that the component correctly filters and displays states, handles user input, and responds appropriately to different scenarios, including empty substrings and no matching states.
Overall, the testing process will help ensure that the States View Component enhances the overall user experience and functions as intended. Any identified issues or improvements should be addressed to achieve a successful component implementation.