What is Testing Framework?
Testing framework (test framework in Turkish) is a ready-made infrastructure that writes and runs tests.
Definition and Word Origin
"Framework" means roof. Instead of writing commands one by one, the rules and runner come ready-made. The result is reported, the error is marked. The test order becomes standardised.
How to Know and Use in Daily Life?
Development: The set that runs on every commit.
CI: The door to quality on the line.
Version: Pre-publication screening.
Technical Depth and Architecture
Parts:
Runner: Finds and runs tests.
Assertion: The expected is compared with the reality.
Report: Pass and fail list.
Example:
test("toplama", () => {
expect(topla(2, 3)).toBe(5);
});Selection criteria: Language compatibility, community and CI support. The popular ones are well-groomed.
Use in Different Disciplines
Tool bag: Team for job.
Size set: Caliber instruments.
Gym: Programmed equipment.
Questions and answers
Which one should be chosen?
Popular according to language and need. Maintenance and documentation are decisive.
When is it written?
With code. The remaining test will be left unfinished.
What is the E2E difference?
He tries piece by piece, he tries the journey from end to end. Both are used together.
What is the coverage goal?
It is determined by the team. The critical path is kept high and the edge is kept low.
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