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Testing Bootstrap-Sass Build Integration in Create-React-App

This test suite validates the build process for a React application using Bootstrap with Sass integration. It focuses on verifying successful builds in both development and production environments, implementing essential smoke tests for the build pipeline.

Test Coverage Overview

The test coverage focuses on critical build scenarios for Bootstrap-Sass integration in Create React App.

  • Development build verification through smoke testing
  • Production build validation
  • Conditional test execution based on environment
  • Build fulfillment status checks

Implementation Analysis

The testing approach utilizes Jest’s async/await pattern for handling build processes asynchronously. The implementation leverages shared test setup utilities and employs environment-aware conditional testing, demonstrating modern JavaScript testing patterns.

  • Async test execution with Jest
  • Shared test setup configuration
  • Environment-specific test handling

Technical Details

  • Jest testing framework
  • Custom test setup utilities
  • Environment detection logic
  • Build script execution helpers
  • Assertion patterns for build status

Best Practices Demonstrated

The test suite exemplifies several testing best practices for build process validation.

  • Environment-aware test execution
  • Modular test setup
  • Smoke test implementation
  • Clear build status verification
  • Separation of development and production concerns

facebook/create-react-app

test/fixtures/boostrap-sass/index.test.js

            
'use strict';

const testSetup = require('../__shared__/test-setup');

if (testSetup.isLocal) {
  // TODO: make this work locally
  test('skipped locally', () => {});
} else {
  test('builds in development', async () => {
    const { fulfilled } = await testSetup.scripts.start({ smoke: true });
    expect(fulfilled).toBe(true);
  });

  test('builds in production', async () => {
    const { fulfilled } = await testSetup.scripts.build();
    expect(fulfilled).toBe(true);
  });
}