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[Storybook Testing] Main issue: Improve Storybook Component Coverage #7491

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charlesBochet opened this issue Oct 8, 2024 · 8 comments
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charlesBochet commented Oct 8, 2024

Context

We are improving storybook coverage on packages/twenty-front/src/modules which is most of our frontend. This stories catch bugs/regressions in two ways:

  • stories comes with Interactions tests (wrote in the "play" callback in the .stories.tsx)
  • we run Chromatic on top of the final state of the story which does pixel diff between main and the upcoming branch.

How to work on a story

We have a storybook testing suite that you can run using the following commands:

  1. build and serve the stories on localhost:6006: npx nx run twenty-front:storybook:serve:dev --configuration=modules. This will generate something very similar to: https://647862655ef7071d35328bb2-ekyqijyxck.chromatic.com/
  2. Browse your story on localhost:6006, check the "Interactions". From there you can play with your story and make sure it works
  3. You can run the overall storybook headless testing by running: npx nx run twenty-front:storybook:test --configuration=modules. This will run ALL the stories. This will also output a coverage in packages/twenty-front/coverage/storybook/lcov-report/index.html (feel free to open this file with your browser for easy navigation)

Tips:

  • If you computer struggles you can play with the maxWorker options (see nx.json options), this will adjust how many stories are run in parallel
  • You can also run the only desired story by running: cd packages/twenty-front + npx @storybook/test-runner <path of the story file>

What to do

  • Pick any unassigned issue in the sub-issue list below.
  • Follow "How to work on a story" section above
  • Compute the coverage before and after your work (running the tests will output it)
  • Open a PR containing the sub-issue link, before and after coverages, and a screenshot of your fixed / newly introduced story

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@charlesBochet charlesBochet changed the title Improve Storybook Component Coverages [Storybook Testing] Main issue: Improve Storybook Component Coverage Oct 8, 2024
@charlesBochet charlesBochet added the good first issue Good for newcomers label Oct 8, 2024
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rizdarmwn commented Oct 10, 2024

Hi, @charlesBochet

I was trying to run the tests locally but it failed. Is there any prerequisites to run this locally? As I don't change anything beside the component I'm working on. Ran this on W11, WSL2.

The PR I'm working on #7580

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@rizdarmwn this is weird, what tests are failing?

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@rizdarmwn this is weird, what tests are failing?

Some components are straight up do not showing. Some are timed out.
Example: UI/Data/Field/Input/RelationToOneFieldInput Couldn't find the text of 'John Wick'. I think the problem was on MSW/Mocks.

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This is on Modules/CommandMenu/CommandMenu › MatchingPersonCompanyActivityCreateNavigate, but the other errors are almost the same as this.

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That's weird as they are passing on the CI
Could you run the storybook:

  • npx nx run twenty-front:storybook:serve:dev --configuration=modules

and then browse the story on localhost:6006, go to MatchingPersonCompanyActivityCreateNavigate story and send me a screenshot of what you see / check dev console / inspect your network tab

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Hi @charlesBochet ! I am currently working in a group of 5 students from Carnegie Mellon taking a software engineering course and our final project is to contribute to an open-source repo. Our project has multiple checkpoints and will be due on December 8 (meaning our PR will take longer to open). Would it be possible for us to be assigned to this issue (or any issues that you think would be a good fit)? Thanks!

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@JorgeGraciaViveros, sure this could be a nice project!

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