Add Unit and Integration Tests to Ensure Code Quality and Maintainability #10
Description
Description
The current repository lacks automated tests, which are essential for verifying the correctness of the codebase, preventing regressions, and facilitating safe refactoring. Adding comprehensive unit and integration tests will improve confidence in the code and make the template more valuable as a starting point for Angular projects.
Benefits
- Improved reliability: Automated tests catch bugs early and prevent regressions during refactoring or upgrading dependencies.
- Better developer confidence: Contributors and users can rely on tests to validate changes.
- Encourages best practices: Including tests as part of the template promotes test-driven development habits.
- Facilitates future upgrades: Tests act as a safety net when migrating Angular versions or updating dependencies.
Additional Notes
- Consider using Angular CLI’s default testing setup if the project is upgraded to a newer Angular version.
- If Jest is preferred, provide migration guidance and setup instructions for the community.
- Include example tests in the repository to help new users understand testing patterns.