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test: add search UI e2e test #39

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive test suite for the search component, validating its UI across various states including default, clearable, disabled, and different search types.
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    • Added multiple test cases to ensure visual consistency and functionality of the search feature through automated Playwright testing.

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The changes introduce a new test suite in tests/search/xdesign.spec.ts that validates the UI components of a search feature using Playwright. The suite includes tests for various states of the search component, such as default, clearable, disabled, and different search types, ensuring visual consistency and functionality through automated screenshots and user interaction simulations.

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tests/search/xdesign.spec.ts Added a test suite for the search component with tests for default, clearable, disabled states, and search types.

Possibly related PRs

  • test(autocomplete): add autocomplete UI e2e test #27: The autocomplete UI test suite shares a similar structure and testing framework (Playwright) with the main PR, focusing on validating various UI states, including default, clearable, and disabled states.
  • test(tag): add tag e2e UI snapshot #28: The tag component test suite also utilizes Playwright for UI testing and includes tests for different states, paralleling the approach taken in the main PR for the search component.
  • test(pager): add pager UI E2E test case #29: The pager UI test suite employs Playwright and covers multiple states and interactions, similar to the comprehensive testing strategy used in the main PR for the search component.
  • test(notify): add notify UI e2e test #30: The notify component test suite, like the main PR, uses Playwright to validate UI behavior across different scenarios, ensuring visual consistency and functionality.
  • test(alert): add alert e2e ui snapshot #31: The alert component test suite follows the same testing methodology with Playwright, focusing on various UI states and interactions, akin to the main PR's approach.
  • test(form): add form UI E2E test case #32: The form component test suite also employs Playwright for UI testing, validating multiple states and functionalities, which aligns with the testing objectives of the main PR.

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🐰 In the meadow where the bunnies play,
New tests hop in to brighten the day.
With every click and every glance,
The search component takes a chance.
A clearable, disabled view,
Ensures our UI is tried and true! 🌼


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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
tests/search/xdesign.spec.ts (6)

1-1: Ensure consistent import style.

Consider using a consistent import style throughout the codebase. If the project follows a specific convention for importing dependencies, such as using named imports or importing from specific paths, make sure to adhere to that convention.


5-5: Consider moving the pageerror event listener outside the test cases.

Since the pageerror event listener is used in multiple test cases, consider moving it to a beforeEach hook or a separate utility function. This will reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.


11-14: Consider adding assertions for specific hover state changes.

In addition to capturing a screenshot of the hover state, consider adding assertions to verify specific changes that occur when hovering over the search input button. For example, you could assert that certain CSS classes are applied or that specific elements become visible.


16-19: Consider adding assertions for specific active state changes.

Similar to the hover state, consider adding assertions to verify specific changes that occur when the search input is focused. For example, you could assert that certain CSS classes are applied or that specific elements become visible.


27-27: Consider using a more meaningful search term.

Instead of using '111' as the search term, consider using a more realistic and meaningful value that aligns with the expected usage of the search component. This will make the test case more representative of real-world scenarios.


46-52: Consider adding more granular assertions for different search types.

The current test case captures a screenshot of the search component with different search types. Consider adding more specific assertions to verify that each search type is rendered correctly. For example, you could assert the presence of specific CSS classes or the visibility of certain elements for each search type.

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3-53: Great test coverage for the search component!

The test suite covers various important aspects of the search component, including:

  • Default UI state
  • Hover and active states
  • Clearable functionality
  • Disabled state
  • Different search types

The tests ensure visual consistency by capturing screenshots and comparing them against reference images. This helps catch any unintended visual changes.

The use of page.on('pageerror', ...) is a good practice to detect and fail tests if there are any JavaScript errors on the page.

Overall, this test suite enhances the reliability and maintainability of the search component.


9-9: Verify the correctness of the screenshot file name.

Make sure that the screenshot file name 'basic-usage.png' matches the naming convention used in the project and accurately represents the state being captured.

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