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tests/{unit,integration,e2e}/, at the repo root (not under frontend/,
since e2e exercises the frontend and PocketBase together) — all
against real code rather than mocks:
- unit/: Vitest (nuxt environment) — pure functions in server/utils
and shared/utils, plus components/composables via
@nuxt/test-utils/runtime's mountSuspended.
- integration/: Vitest (node environment) — @nuxt/test-utils/e2e's
setup() builds and runs the real Nitro server against a real
ephemeral PocketBase instance, exercising the actual /content/* and
/admin routes end to end.
- e2e/: Playwright, a real browser against the built app and another
ephemeral PocketBase, covering the user-facing flows (home, blog
archive, article detail incl. JSON-LD, category filter, 404s, the
/admin redirect).
The Vitest/Playwright tooling (and node_modules) stays in frontend/,
the repo's only npm project; its configs just point at ../tests/.
Playwright resolves packages from the node_modules nearest each spec
file, so `npm run test:e2e` first symlinks tests/node_modules to
frontend/node_modules (pretest:e2e, idempotent, gitignored).
tests/support/pocketbase.ts is the shared piece behind integration
and e2e: it downloads the same pinned PocketBase binary
pocketbase/Dockerfile uses, starts it against the real
pocketbase/pb_migrations/ (not a copy), and seeds it from
tests/support/fixtures.ts — so these tests run against the exact
schema and API rules that ship to production, catching the class of
bug that only shows up when PocketBase actually enforces them (e.g. a
wrong filter/fields query string silently returning nothing, or too
much).
CLAUDE.md and docs/frontend.md document the new npm scripts and the
single-test commands for each layer.
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TypeScript
19 lines
702 B
TypeScript
import { startTestPocketbase } from '../support/pocketbase'
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import { E2E_POCKETBASE_PORT } from '../../frontend/playwright.config'
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/**
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* Starts one PocketBase instance, shared by the whole e2e run, on the fixed
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* port `playwright.config.ts` also bakes into the Nuxt server's env — so both
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* sides can reference it without needing an async hand-off between them.
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*
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* Playwright keeps this module's closure alive and calls the returned
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* function as teardown once all tests finish (no separate globalTeardown
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* file needed).
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*/
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export default async function globalSetup() {
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const pb = await startTestPocketbase({ port: E2E_POCKETBASE_PORT })
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return async () => {
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await pb.stop()
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}
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}
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