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Description
Add Missing Test Coverage
Overview
While reviewing the test coverage of the codebase, Cursor identified several components and utilities that would benefit from additional unit tests. The current E2E test suite provides good integration coverage, but additional unit tests would improve maintainability and help catch issues earlier in development.
Components Requiring Tests
High Priority
BlogPostTemplate (src/templates/blog-post.js
)
- Test post content rendering
- Test navigation links (previous/next posts)
- Test article structure
- Test Bio footer inclusion
- Test handling of missing navigation links
BlogIndex (src/pages/index.js
)
- Test post list rendering
- Test post metadata display
- Test empty state handling
- Test Bio inclusion
- Test post excerpt/description fallback logic
Medium Priority
Typography Utils (src/utils/typography.js
)
- Test theme override application
- Test rhythm calculations
- Test scale calculations
- Test development mode injection
404 Page (src/pages/404.js
)
- Test basic page rendering
- Test site title inclusion
- Test error message display
Implementation Notes
- All new tests should follow the existing pattern of using
@testing-library/react
- Mock data should be structured similarly to existing test files
- Consider extracting common test data to shared fixtures
- Remember to test both success and error states where applicable
Out of Scope
The following files don't require additional unit tests as they're either configuration files or are covered by integration tests:
gatsby-node.js
gatsby-config.js
gatsby-browser.js
Additional Context
The E2E test suite currently provides good coverage for the SEO component, which is traditionally difficult to unit test due to Gatsby's Head API. This issue focuses on complementing that coverage with unit tests for other components.