Testing with Bun in Stock Bot Platform

The Stock Bot platform uses Bun Test as the primary testing framework (Updated June 2025). Bun Test provides fast, modern testing with Jest-like API compatibility.

Getting Started

Run tests using these commands:

# Run all tests (using Turbo)
bun test

# Run tests in watch mode
bun test:watch

# Run tests with coverage
bun test:coverage

# Run specific test types
bun test:unit
bun test:integration
bun test:e2e

Library-specific Testing

Each library has its own testing configuration in a bunfig.toml file. This allows for library-specific test settings while maintaining consistent patterns across the codebase.

Example bunfig.toml:

[test]
preload = ["./test/setup.ts"]
timeout = 5000

[test.env]
NODE_ENV = "test"

[bun]
paths = {
  "@/*" = ["./src/*"]
}

Migration from Jest

This project has been fully migrated from Jest to Bun Test. Some key differences:

Import statements: Use import { describe, it, expect } from 'bun:test' instead of Jest imports
Mocking: Use Bun's built-in mocking utilities (see global spyOn helper)
Configuration: Use bunfig.toml instead of Jest config files
Test helpers: Test helpers are available globally via global.testHelpers

Best Practices

Use describe and it for test organization
Use relative imports (../src/) in test files
Keep test setup clean with proper beforeEach and afterEach handlers
For complex test scenarios, create dedicated setup files

Test Environment

All tests run with NODE_ENV=test
Console output is silenced by default (restore with testHelpers.restoreConsole())
Default timeout is 30 seconds for integration tests, 5 seconds for unit tests

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