tag: coverage
Storage Fun with Forms Original vs Rebuilt: A Comparison
Maria D. Campbell
In this post, I compare the original Storage Fun with forms with the rebuilt one created with the help of Claude AI.
#macOS, #coverage, #istanbul, #jasmine standalone, #javascript, #tests, #unit testing, #vanilla template, #vite, #vite config, #vitest
Storage Fun with Forms Rebuilt: A Modern Pass with Claude Table of Contents
Maria D. Campbell
A table of contents of all posts in the Storage Fun with Forms rebuild series, covering Vite setup, Vitest testing, modularization, and a side-by-side comparison with the original build.
#macOS, #coverage, #istanbul, #jasmine standalone, #javascript, #rolldown, #series, #tests, #vanilla template, #vite, #vite config, #vitest, #unit testing
Storage Fun with Forms Rebuild: Testing the Code
Maria D. Campbell
Learn how to test your JavaScript code with Vitest and how to add code coverage to your vanilla JavaScript project using Istanbul and what it means.
#macOS, #coverage, #istanbul, #javascript, #series, #tests, #unit testing, #vanilla template, #vite, #vitest
How to create a fullstack application using Django and Python Part 21
Maria D. Campbell
In this section, I create a generic class-based (GCBV) PostUpdateView, PostDeleteView, and PostDetailView, and associated urls and templates. I also create the PostUpdateView, PostDeleteView, and PostDetailView tests, and debug the code and tests. Lastly, I check the test coverage of the django_boards project code.
#fullstack development, #macOS, #coverage, #context, #dispatch, #django, #python3, #generic class based views, #method decorators, #series, #tests, #unittest
How to measure test coverage in Django
Maria D. Campbell
Coverage.py is the go-to tool for measuring how much of your Django application your tests actually exercise. Here's how to install it, run it against a real project, and interpret the results.
#command line, #terminal, #fullstack development, #macOS, #django, #python3, #tests, #coverage, #coverage.py
How to create a fullstack application using Django and Python Part 18
Maria D. Campbell
In this section, I create the password_reset routes, views, tests, and templates. The results of the password reset process are output to the Terminal console. I debug the password_reset_confirm_tests tests to find out what the actual csrf token is and hard code it into the test_csrf (function) test. I re-use the Beautiful Soup 4 and Soup Sieve packages to refactor the test_form_inputs (function) test.
#fullstack development, #django, #macOS, #python3, #password reset, #security, #series, #beautifulsoup4, #html5lib, #html parser, #soupsieve, #coverage.py, #coverage, #tests, #unittest