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test: add progress UI e2e test #57

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    • Introduced a new test suite for the "progress" component to ensure UI consistency through screenshot verification.

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A new test suite for the "progress" component has been added in tests/progress/xdesign.spec.ts. This suite employs Playwright for end-to-end testing and includes a test case that verifies the default UI screenshot functionality of the progress component. The test checks for page errors, navigates to the relevant page, ensures the demo element is visible, and compares it against a saved screenshot.

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tests/progress/xdesign.spec.ts Introduced a new test suite for the progress component using Playwright for end-to-end testing. Includes a test for UI screenshot functionality.

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🐰 In the meadow where progress grows,
A test suite hops, as everyone knows.
With Playwright's grace, it checks the scene,
Ensuring the UI is crisp and clean.
So let us cheer for the code that's bright,
A screenshot saved, a joyful sight! 🌼


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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
tests/progress/xdesign.spec.ts (4)

3-3: Consider using English for test descriptions.

While the current description is clear for Chinese-speaking developers, using English for test descriptions can improve readability and maintainability for a wider audience in international projects.

Consider changing the test description to English, for example:

test.describe('Progress component xdesign specification', () => {

4-7: Good error handling, but consider improvements in naming and navigation.

  1. The error listener setup is a good practice for catching unexpected errors.
  2. Consider using English for the test title to improve readability for a wider audience.
  3. The navigation URL 'progress#basic-usage' might benefit from clarification or use of constants.

Consider these improvements:

  1. Change the test title to English:

    test('Default --UI screenshot', async ({ page }) => {
  2. Consider using a constant or configuration for the navigation URL:

    const PROGRESS_BASIC_USAGE_URL = 'progress#basic-usage';
    // ...
    await page.goto(PROGRESS_BASIC_USAGE_URL);

This would make the test more maintainable if the URL structure changes in the future.


7-10: Good UI testing practices, with room for enhancement.

The test correctly locates the demo element and performs appropriate checks:

  1. Verifying the element is in the viewport before screenshot comparison is a good practice.
  2. Using a specific ID for the locator enhances test stability.
  3. Screenshot comparison is an effective method for UI consistency testing.

Consider these enhancements for more robust UI testing:

  1. Add a wait for network idle to ensure all resources are loaded:

    await page.waitForLoadState('networkidle');
  2. Consider using a fuzzy matching option for screenshot comparison to handle minor rendering differences:

    await expect(demo).toHaveScreenshot('basic-usage.png', { maxDiffPixels: 100 });
  3. Add multiple viewport sizes to test responsiveness:

    test.describe.configure({ mode: 'parallel' });
    for (const viewport of ['mobile', 'tablet', 'desktop']) {
      test(`Default --UI screenshot (${viewport})`, async ({ page }) => {
        // Set viewport size based on the device
        // ... (rest of the test code)
      });
    }

These suggestions can help make the test more resilient and comprehensive.


1-11: Overall, good implementation of e2e test with room for enhancements.

This new test file successfully introduces an e2e test for the progress UI component, following many Playwright best practices. The structure is sound, and it achieves the goal of checking UI consistency.

To further improve the test:

  1. Consider using English for test descriptions and titles for better international collaboration.
  2. Enhance the robustness of the test with suggestions like waiting for network idle and using fuzzy matching for screenshots.
  3. Consider expanding the test to cover multiple viewport sizes for better responsiveness testing.

These enhancements will make the test more reliable, maintainable, and comprehensive.

Would you like assistance in implementing any of these suggestions or creating additional test cases for the progress component?

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tests/progress/xdesign.spec.ts (1)

1-1: LGTM: Correct imports for Playwright tests.

The import statement correctly brings in the necessary functions from the Playwright test library.

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