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Testing

Running tests

# everything (via turbo)
pnpm test

# a single package
pnpm --filter @chordially/api test
pnpm --filter @chordially/web test
pnpm --filter @chordially/mobile test
pnpm --filter @chordially/shared test

apps/api

  • Runner: vitest + supertest, against the Express app (no real HTTP server is started).
  • Database: tests run against a dedicated SQLite database configured via apps/api/.env.test. The test script runs prisma db push against that database before running vitest, and a global beforeEach hook (tests/setup.ts) clears the User table between tests.
  • Coverage: registration (success, duplicate email, invalid input), login (success, invalid credentials, unknown account), and the requireAuth middleware (valid token, missing token, invalid token).
  • Test files run sequentially (fileParallelism: false) to avoid SQLite lock contention.

apps/web

  • Runner: vitest + @testing-library/react + jsdom.
  • Tests render the /login and /register pages inside AuthProvider, mocking lib/auth-client so no real network calls are made, and assert that the expected fields render and that client-side validation errors (from the shared zod schemas) are shown.

apps/mobile

  • Runner: Jest with the jest-expo preset and @testing-library/react-native.
  • Currently contains a single smoke test that renders App and asserts it mounts without crashing.

packages/shared

  • Runner: vitest.
  • Tests cover the registerSchema and loginSchema validation rules (valid/invalid emails, password complexity, required fields).

What CI runs

Each package has its own GitHub Actions workflow under .github/workflows/ that installs dependencies and runs the relevant turbo run tasks (lint, test, and build where applicable) scoped to that package with --filter. A pull request only needs to pass the workflows for the packages it touches (plus any packages that depend on them, via turbo's dependency graph).