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Claude Code Mastery: From 0 to 10x Developer

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1. Foundations
  • 1
    Introduction to Claude Code
  • 2
    Installation and Configuration
2. Working Modes
  • 1
    Default Mode (Interactive)
  • 2
    Auto Mode (YOLO)
  • 3
    Plan Mode and Extended Thinking
3. Memory Systems
  • 1
    The CLAUDE.md System
  • 2
    Context Management
4. Advanced Techniques
  • 1
    Sub-agents
  • 2
    MCP Integrations
  • 3
    Hooks
5. Production
  • 1
    Testing with Claude
  • 2
    CI/CD Pipelines
6. Action Plan
  • 1
    The 7-Day Plan
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Testing with Claude

Learn strategies for generating comprehensive unit tests, integration tests, and E2E tests with Claude Code.

1.92 min

Testing with Claude

Claude Code can generate comprehensive tests, but you need to guide it correctly.

Testing Philosophy

Claude should write tests that:

  1. Cover edge cases you might miss
  2. Document behavior through test names
  3. Catch regressions before production
  4. Run fast for quick feedback

Unit Tests

Basic Pattern

> Write unit tests for the validateEmail function
> Cover valid emails, invalid formats, and edge cases

Claude will generate:

describe('validateEmail', () => {
  it('accepts valid email addresses', () => {
    expect(validateEmail('user@example.com')).toBe(true);
  });
 
  it('rejects emails without @', () => {
    expect(validateEmail('invalid')).toBe(false);
  });
 
  it('handles edge cases', () => {
    expect(validateEmail('')).toBe(false);
    expect(validateEmail(null)).toBe(false);
  });
});

Comprehensive Coverage

> Generate unit tests for src/services/user.ts
> Include:
> - Happy path for all functions
> - Error handling paths
> - Edge cases (null, undefined, empty)
> - Boundary conditions

Integration Tests

API Testing

> Write integration tests for the /api/users endpoint
> Test all CRUD operations with real database
> Use test fixtures for setup

Service Integration

> Create integration tests for the payment flow
> Mock Stripe but test our service layer end-to-end

E2E Tests

User Flows

> Write Playwright E2E tests for the login flow
> Cover:
> - Successful login
> - Invalid credentials
> - Password reset
> - Remember me functionality

Test Quality Checklist

Ask Claude to verify:

> Review the tests you wrote:
> 1. Do they test behavior, not implementation?
> 2. Are test names descriptive?
> 3. Is each test independent?
> 4. Are mocks minimal and appropriate?

Coverage Strategy

> Check our test coverage and suggest
> additional tests for uncovered code paths

Best Practices

Name Tests Descriptively

// Bad
it('works', () => {})

// Good
it('rejects login attempts after 5 failures within 15 minutes', () => {})

Test Behavior, Not Implementation

// Bad - tests implementation
expect(user._validatePassword).toHaveBeenCalled()

// Good - tests behavior
expect(result.success).toBe(true)

Keep Tests Fast

> Optimize these tests to run in parallel
> and mock slow external services

Next Steps

In the next lesson, you'll learn to set up CI/CD pipelines that run these tests automatically.

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