Testing Guide
This guide covers testing strategies for FundKit integration, from unit tests to end-to-end payment flows.Testing Philosophy
FundKit follows a multi-layered testing approach:- Unit Tests: Test individual components and utilities
- Integration Tests: Test provider interactions and API responses
- End-to-End Tests: Test complete payment flows
- Mock Testing: Test without hitting real provider APIs
- Sandbox Testing: Test with real provider sandbox environments
Unit Testing
Testing Payment Client
Testing Provider Selection
Integration Testing
Mocking Provider Responses
Sandbox Testing
Setting Up Sandbox Environment
End-to-End Payment Tests
Testing Webhooks
Webhook Handler Testing
Testing Express.js Webhook Endpoint
Performance Testing
Load Testing Payment Endpoints
Test Configuration
Jest/Vitest Configuration
Environment Variables for Testing
Running Tests
NPM Scripts
GitHub Actions CI
Best Practices
Test Organization
- Arrange-Act-Assert: Structure tests with clear setup, execution, and verification
- One Concept Per Test: Each test should verify one specific behavior
- Descriptive Names: Use clear, descriptive test names that explain the scenario
- Test Data: Use factories or fixtures for consistent test data
Mocking Guidelines
- Mock External Dependencies: Always mock provider APIs and external services
- Preserve Interface Contracts: Mocks should respect the same interface as real implementations
- Test Both Success and Failure: Cover both happy paths and error scenarios
- Reset Mocks: Clear mock state between tests to avoid interference
Continuous Integration
- Fast Feedback: Prioritize unit tests for quick feedback
- Parallel Execution: Run tests in parallel when possible
- Environment Isolation: Use separate test environments for different test types
- Coverage Tracking: Maintain high test coverage and track changes over time