backend-test-writer
Use when generating tests for backend code (Express routes, MongoDB models, Node services) - analyzes file type, detects test framework from package.json, generates comprehensive tests with setup/teardown and edge case coverage
What this skill does
# Backend Test Writer
Generate comprehensive backend tests for MERN stack code. Analyzes file type, detects project conventions, produces tests that actually run.
**Philosophy:** Smart defaults, zero config. Detect everything from project.
<workflow>
## Workflow
Copy and track progress:
- [ ] Phase 0: Infrastructure check
- [ ] Phase 1: Analyze target files
- [ ] Phase 2: Generate tests
- [ ] Phase 3: Report summary
### Phase 0: Infrastructure Check
Before generating tests, verify setup:
1. Check `package.json` for test framework (Jest/Vitest/Mocha)
2. If none → prompt: "Set up Jest + Supertest?"
3. Check for `mongodb-memory-server` (needed for integration tests)
4. Detect test file convention (colocated vs `__tests__/` vs `tests/`)
**Stop if:** No test framework and user declines setup.
### Phase 1: Analyze Target Files
| Pattern | Type | Test Approach |
|---------|------|---------------|
| `routes/`, `*.routes.js` | Route | Integration (Supertest + real DB) |
| `controllers/` | Controller | Integration |
| `services/` | Service | Unit (mocked deps) |
| `models/`, `*.model.js` | Model | Unit (validation tests) |
| `middleware/` | Middleware | Unit (mock req/res/next) |
| `utils/`, `helpers/` | Utility | Unit (pure functions) |
**Override:** User can specify `--unit` or `--integration`.
### Phase 2: Generate Tests
Process files sequentially with progress. User can stop anytime.
**Each test includes:**
- Proper imports for detected framework
- Setup/teardown (DB connection, cleanup)
- Comprehensive coverage:
- Success cases (happy path)
- Validation errors (400)
- Not found (404)
- Auth failures (401/403) if protected
- Edge cases (duplicates, empty, null)
**Reference:** See [test-patterns.md](reference/test-patterns.md) for complete code examples.
### Phase 3: Report
```
Generated: X test files
Coverage: Y test cases total
Next: Run `npm test` to verify
```
</workflow>
<quick-reference>
## Quick Reference
| File Type | Imports | DB Setup |
|-----------|---------|----------|
| Route | `supertest`, `mongodb-memory-server` | Real (in-memory) |
| Service | `jest` | Mocked |
| Model | `mongoose` | Mocked |
| Middleware | `jest` | None |
## Test Structure Pattern
```javascript
describe('[Resource] [Method]', () => {
describe('success cases', () => {
it('should [expected behavior]', async () => {});
});
describe('validation errors', () => {
it('should return 400 for [invalid case]', async () => {});
});
describe('edge cases', () => {
it('should handle [edge case]', async () => {});
});
});
```
</quick-reference>
<checklists>
## Checklists
### Infrastructure (Check First)
- [ ] Test framework in `package.json`
- [ ] Test script defined (`"test": "jest"`)
- [ ] Supertest installed (integration tests)
- [ ] mongodb-memory-server installed (DB tests)
### Per-File Generation
- [ ] Check for existing tests first (gap analysis if found)
- [ ] Correct imports for file type
- [ ] Setup/teardown included
- [ ] Happy path tested
- [ ] Error cases tested (400, 404, 401)
- [ ] Edge cases tested (domain-specific: date→DST/timezone, money→precision, etc.)
- [ ] No secrets in assertions
- [ ] Async/await handled properly
- [ ] Priority assigned to each test (P0=critical, P1=important, P2=nice-to-have)
- [ ] Test helper factories suggested for complex inputs
</checklists>
<common-mistakes>
## Common Mistakes
| Mistake | Fix |
|---------|-----|
| Starting server in tests | Import app, let Supertest handle it |
| No DB cleanup | Add `afterEach` with `deleteMany({})` |
| Testing implementation | Test behavior through HTTP interface |
| Missing async/await | Await async operations |
| Mocking in integration tests | Use real DB for integration |
</common-mistakes>
<guidelines>
## Guidelines
- Don't generate tests for unread code
- Don't skip infrastructure check
- Don't generate only happy paths
- Don't forget cleanup between tests
</guidelines>
<references>
## Reference Files
Load when implementing specific patterns:
| When | Reference |
|------|-----------|
| Writing any test | [test-patterns.md](reference/test-patterns.md) |
| Setting up test infrastructure | [test-setup.md](reference/test-setup.md) |
</references>
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