This document outlines the comprehensive testing strategy for the Hacker News Article Sorting validation suite. The strategy encompasses multiple testing approaches to ensure robust validation of article chronological ordering while maintaining performance and reliability.
- Objective: Quick validation of critical functionality
- Scope: First page article sorting
- Frequency: Every commit
- Success Criteria: Articles on first page are in chronological order
- Objective: Comprehensive validation of sorting across pages
- Scope: First 100 articles
- Areas Covered:
- Chronological ordering
- Pagination functionality
- State persistence
- Error handling
- Objective: Ensure efficient and responsive test execution
- Metrics Tracked:
- Page load times
- DOM query performance
- Memory usage
- Navigation times
- Benchmarks:
- First page load: < 2s
- DOM operations: < 500ms
- Memory growth: < 5MB per page
- Navigation time consistency: < 1s deviation
- Objective: Validate WCAG compliance
- Coverage:
- WCAG 2.1 Level AA
- Heading structure
- Color contrast
- ARIA attributes
- Tools: axe-core
- CI/CD: GitHub Actions
- Containerization: Docker
- Cross-browser Testing:
- Chromium
- Firefox
- WebKit
- Version Control: Git
- Dependencies: npm
- Environment Variables: Configured in Docker and CI
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Setup Phase
- Environment preparation
- Browser installation
- Rate limit guard initialization
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Execution Phase
- Sequential test execution
- Cross-browser parallel runs in CI
- Performance metric collection
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Reporting Phase
- Test results aggregation
- Performance metrics analysis
- Coverage reporting
- Screenshot and video capture
- Token bucket algorithm
- Exponential backoff
- Request queuing
- Automatic recovery
- Line Coverage: > 90%
- Branch Coverage: > 85%
- Function Coverage: > 95%
- Execution Time: < 30s for full suite
- Resource Usage: < 500MB peak memory
- Success Rate: > 99.9%
- Flakiness: < 0.1%
- False Positives: 0
- Recovery Rate: 100%
- Test execution metrics
- Performance trends
- Error patterns
- Resource utilization
- Regular dependency updates
- Performance optimization
- Test case refinement
- Documentation updates
- HTML test results
- JUnit XML reports
- JSON performance data
- Coverage reports
- Test execution videos
- Failure screenshots
- Performance traces
- Log files
- Rate limiting
- Network instability
- DOM changes
- Browser inconsistencies
- Smart request management
- Robust retry logic
- Resilient selectors
- Cross-browser validation
- TypeScript for type safety
- ESLint for code style
- Prettier for formatting
- JSDoc for documentation
- Page Object Model
- Atomic test cases
- Clear assertions
- Comprehensive error handling
- Efficient DOM queries
- Resource cleanup
- Memory management
- Parallel execution where safe
- Visual regression testing
- Mobile device testing
- Daily automated runs
- Weekly dependency updates
- Monthly performance review
- Quarterly strategy review