ITB 2023 Build Vue Apps Using tdd (Test-Driven Development).pptx

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Learn alongside how to use Test Driven Development (TDD) and Vue.js to avoid production issues. Integrate Vue 3, Pinia Store, composition API and TDD in order to tackle the most common bugs and create solid vue components. This presentation is for the beginner or intermediate user.

Session
LED BY
Jaime Ramirez and Alejandro Herrera
Build Vue apps using Test-Driven Development

Jaime Ramirez
SPEAKER AT ITB2023
• System Engineer
• Born in El Salvador
• ColdFusion and JavaScript
Developer
• Currently working for Ortus
Solutions since 2019

Alejandro Herrera
SPEAKER AT ITB2023
• Born in El Salvador
• ColdFusion and JavaScript
Developer
• Currently working for Ortus
Solutions since 2022

Content
Build Vue app using TDD
1
Introduction to
TDD
Benefits and
importance of
TDD
2
TDD Scenarios
and Environment
3
TDD Basic
Structure
4
Expectation and
Assertions
5
Example
6

Test Driven Development
Build Vue app using TDD
• How Test-Driven Development (TDD) can help you create
better Vue apps
• Benefits of using TDD
• Basics of TDD and how it applies to Vue
• Best practices for implementing TDD in your workflow
Welcome! In this presentation, we will explore:

What is TDD?
Build Vue app using TDD
• Write code that is more:
■ Robust
■ Efficient
■ Easier to maintain
• Have better software products
Also known as Red-Green-Refactor, is a software development approach that emphasizes
writing automated tests for software before writing the code itself. This approach helps
developers ensure that their code has the requirements and behaves as expected.
By adopting TDD, developers can:

Benefits and Importance
Build Vue app using TDD
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structure of the code,
resulting in cleaner, easier-
to-maintain and easier-to-
read code.
Greater confidence in your code
Tests help ensure that the code works as intended, providing developers with
greater confidence in their code. The tests also make it easier to know whether
any changes made to the code broke any existing functionality.

SCENARIOS AND ENVIRONMENT
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Scenarios and Environment
Build Vue app using TDD
In Vue, TDD can be used to test components, directives, and other parts of your
application. By testing each part of your app in isolation, you can catch bugs early and
ensure that your components are working as expected.
• WORKFLOW
REFACTOR FOR
QUALITY
WRITE A
FAILING TEST
MAKE THE
TEST PASS
• SCENARIOS
• ENVIRONMENT
Pinia
Vue Vite
Vitest

• Test
■ Alias: It
■ test defines a set of related expectations.
It receives the test name and a function
that holds the expectations to test.
Basic Structure
Build Vue app using TDD
• Describe
■ When you use test in the top level of file
are part of the implicit suite. Using
describe you can define a new related
suite with nested tests and benchmarks.

Expectations
Build Vue app using TDD
expect() Is used for writing tests. The expect function takes a value as an argument and
returns an object that can be used to make sure if the behaviors of the component is
working as we spect.

Assertions
Build Vue app using TDD
Assertions are used to make specific comparisons and tests in a more readable and
intuitive way:
• Assertions are used to test if a particular value or
function behaves as expected.

Expectations and Assertions
Build Vue app using TDD

Create test
Set Up Project
Case Study
Build Vue app using TDD
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