This PR is my take on setup testing for the backend. I split up a lot of logic in smaller chunks to allow better unit tests. I also wrote some tests for some utility functions.
you can run the tests and see the (low) coverage by running npm t -- --coverage
The frontend still needs some kind of bundler to make it more testable (IMHO).
The idea would be to move the jest.config.js and the current package.json to the backend folder and create a new testing environment for the frontend in the client folder.
This PR is my take on setup testing for the backend. I split up a lot of logic in smaller chunks to allow better unit tests. I also wrote some tests for some utility functions.
you can run the tests and see the (low) coverage by running
npm t -- --coverageThe frontend still needs some kind of bundler to make it more testable (IMHO). The idea would be to move the
jest.config.jsand the currentpackage.jsonto thebackendfolder and create a new testing environment for thefrontendin theclientfolder.Let me know what you think.