Component Testing Patterns
Comprehensive testing patterns for React components with MSW, React Query, and Vitest. All components require comprehensive tests with minimum 80% coverage.
When to Apply
Reference these patterns when:
- •Writing new component tests
- •Setting up MSW mocks for API interactions
- •Testing React Query data fetching
- •Ensuring test coverage requirements
- •Testing user interactions and form validation
- •Testing error states and loading states
Quick Reference
Test File Structure
- •File naming:
ComponentName.test.tsxnext toComponentName.tsx - •Minimum coverage: 80% line coverage
- •Colocation: Tests must be next to implementation files
Essential Setup
typescript
import { render, screen, waitFor } from "@testing-library/react";
import { http, HttpResponse } from "msw";
import { server } from "@/msw/server";
import { QueryClient, QueryClientProvider } from "@tanstack/react-query";
Test Coverage Requirements
- •✅ Minimum 80% line coverage
- •✅ Cover all user interaction paths
- •✅ Test all API integration points
- •✅ Verify error handling and edge cases
- •✅ Test accessibility features
How to Use
For detailed instructions, examples, and patterns:
- •Full guide:
AGENTS.md- Complete testing documentation - •Individual rules: See
rules/directory for specific testing patterns
References
- •See
embedded-components/ARCHITECTURE.mdfor architecture patterns - •See
AGENTS.mdfor complete testing documentation - •See
.github/skills/code-quality-workflow/for testing workflows