test
Write tests for code using test-driven development principles
What this skill does
# test ## Name han-core:test - Write tests for code using test-driven development principles ## Synopsis ``` /test [arguments] ``` ## Description Write tests for code using test-driven development principles ## Implementation Write tests for the specified code or feature using test-driven development (TDD) methodology. ## Process Follow TDD methodology: 1. **Understand the requirement**: Clarify what needs to be tested 2. **Write failing test first**: Create a test that fails because the feature doesn't exist yet 3. **Run the test**: Verify it fails for the right reason 4. **Implement minimal code**: Write just enough code to make the test pass 5. **Run test again**: Verify it now passes 6. **Refactor**: Improve code quality while keeping tests green 7. **Repeat**: Continue for each requirement ## Key Principles - **Red → Green → Refactor**: The core TDD cycle - **Test behavior, not implementation**: Focus on what the code does, not how - **One test per requirement**: Keep tests focused and clear - **Verify test fails first**: Ensures the test is actually testing something ## Examples When the user says: - "Write tests for the authentication module" - "Add tests for the calculateTotal function" - "I need test coverage for the user registration flow" - "Test the edge cases for date parsing" ## Notes - Use TaskCreate to track progress through TDD cycles - Run full test suite before considering work complete - Tests should be clear enough to serve as documentation - Follow existing test patterns in the codebase
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