Looks well structured.
Personally, I wouldn't put all tests in a separate folder, as I'd have to recreate to whole src structure inside of it, unless I'd stick with a tons of test files. I'd leave test modules next to prod modules, e.g.:
- components -- MyComponent.tsx -- MyComponent.test.tsx - utils -- strings.ts -- strings.test.ts
To me the above example looks cleaner than:
- components -- MyComponent.tsx - utils -- strings.ts - tests -- MyComponent.test.tsx -- strings.test.ts
OR:
- components -- MyComponent.tsx - utils -- strings.ts - tests -- components --- MyComponent.test.tsx -- utils --- strings.test.ts
In the article I mention that I put components and their accordings tests into the same directory.
The "global" test directory includes tests that do not belong to certain components :)
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Looks well structured.
Personally, I wouldn't put all tests in a separate folder, as I'd have to recreate to whole src structure inside of it, unless I'd stick with a tons of test files. I'd leave test modules next to prod modules, e.g.:
To me the above example looks cleaner than:
OR:
In the article I mention that I put components and their accordings tests into the same directory.
The "global"
testdirectory includes tests that do not belong to certain components :)