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Day 4

Get a test report displayed in Jenkins for tests run in Karma. Using Karma JUnit Reporter should do the trick.

Start preparing for implementing unit tests for a tic-tac-toe server by collecting examples using an event based approach. See lecture.

  • Consider failure (illegal move) scenarios. Do not trust the clients to always do the right things in the right order.
  • Consider winning scenarios. Hint: There are at least three winning scenarios that must be considered from a programming perspective.
  • Consider draw scenarios.

Note that this is a thinking tool at this point - NOT a specification tool. We'll translate to specifications when writing the tests for this.

Create a new md file called testExamples.md where you collect your examples and put in your project root.