# Testing Documentation ## Document Purpose This document describes the testing strategy, guidelines, and practices for the Aniworld project. ### What This Document Contains - **Testing Strategy**: Overall approach to quality assurance - **Test Categories**: Unit, integration, API, performance, security tests - **Test Structure**: Organization of test files and directories - **Writing Tests**: Guidelines for writing effective tests - **Fixtures and Mocking**: Shared test utilities and mock patterns - **Running Tests**: Commands and configurations - **Coverage Requirements**: Minimum coverage thresholds - **CI/CD Integration**: How tests run in automation - **Test Data Management**: Managing test fixtures and data - **Best Practices**: Do's and don'ts for testing ### What This Document Does NOT Contain - Production deployment (see [DEPLOYMENT.md](DEPLOYMENT.md)) - Security audit procedures (see [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md)) - Bug tracking and issue management - Performance benchmarking results ### Target Audience - Developers writing tests - QA Engineers - CI/CD Engineers - Code reviewers --- ## Sections to Document 1. Testing Philosophy - Test pyramid approach - Quality gates 2. Test Categories - Unit Tests (`tests/unit/`) - Integration Tests (`tests/integration/`) - API Tests (`tests/api/`) - Frontend Tests (`tests/frontend/`) - Performance Tests (`tests/performance/`) - Security Tests (`tests/security/`) 3. Test Structure and Naming - File naming conventions - Test function naming - Test class organization 4. Running Tests - pytest commands - Running specific tests - Verbose output - Coverage reports 5. Fixtures and Conftest - Shared fixtures - Database fixtures - Mock services 6. Mocking Guidelines - What to mock - Mock patterns - External service mocks 7. Coverage Requirements 8. CI/CD Integration 9. Writing Good Tests - Arrange-Act-Assert pattern - Test isolation - Edge cases 10. Common Pitfalls to Avoid