Here are 100 chapter title suggestions for a book on testing technology Ava (JavaScript) from beginner to advanced:
¶ Part 1: Introduction to Ava and Testing Basics
- Getting Started with Ava: The Basics
- Why Choose Ava for Testing?
- Setting Up Ava for Your First Project
- Understanding the Structure of a Test
- Running Your First Ava Test
- Test Assertions: Validating Your Code’s Output
- Working with Asynchronous Code in Ava
- Using Ava with Node.js: A Simple Setup
- Understanding Ava's Test Lifecycle
- Writing Simple Test Cases in Ava
¶ Part 2: Understanding Ava’s Core Concepts
- Test Functions and Their Syntax
- Working with Multiple Assertions in a Test
- Test Hooks: Before, After, BeforeEach, AfterEach
- Group Tests: Organizing Related Tests
- Using Ava's 'Serial' and 'Parallel' Test Execution
- Isolating Test Cases with Ava’s Scoped Context
- Mocking Functions and Dependencies in Ava
- Working with Ava's Built-in Test Methods
- Handling Exceptions in Ava Tests
- Async/Await and Promises in Ava Tests
- Testing API Endpoints Using Ava
- Testing User Interfaces with Ava
- Working with External APIs and Mocking Responses
- Test Coverage: Measuring the Quality of Your Tests
- Ava and Test-Driven Development (TDD)
- Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) with Ava
- Custom Matchers: Extending Ava's Assert Methods
- Writing Custom Test Helpers
- Exploring Ava's Snapshot Testing
- Handling Timeouts and Delays in Ava Tests
¶ Part 4: Ava and JavaScript Ecosystem
- Integrating Ava with Babel for ES6+ Syntax
- Running Tests on Multiple Environments
- Continuous Integration with Ava and GitHub Actions
- Ava with Mocha and Chai: A Comparative Study
- Integrating Ava with Front-End Frameworks (React/Vue)
- Ava and Webpack for Testing Bundled Code
- Testing Serverless Applications Using Ava
- Running Ava Tests on Cloud Platforms
- Unit Testing in Ava: Best Practices
- Integration Testing with Ava in a Full Stack App
¶ Part 5: Debugging and Optimization
- Using Ava's Built-in Debugger
- Debugging Asynchronous Tests
- Optimizing Test Performance
- Handling Slow Tests and Fixing Timeout Issues
- Best Practices for Debugging Failing Tests
- Reading and Interpreting Ava’s Test Output
- Error Handling in Ava Test Suites
- Using Console Logs for Test Debugging
- Improving the Maintainability of Tests
- Handling Complex Error Cases in Tests
- Setting Up CI/CD for Ava Tests
- Running Ava Tests in Docker Containers
- Deploying Tests with Ava on Jenkins
- Parallelizing Ava Tests for Faster Builds
- Understanding Ava’s Exit Codes and Status Reporting
- Integrating Ava with GitLab CI/CD Pipelines
- Setting Up Ava with Travis CI
- Automating Test Runs in Continuous Integration
- Running Ava Tests on Multiple Platforms Simultaneously
- Integrating Ava with CircleCI and Other CI Tools
- Testing WebSockets with Ava
- Using Ava with GraphQL APIs
- Building Custom Ava Reporters
- Integrating Ava with ESLint for Test-Driven Linting
- Configuring Ava with Environment Variables
- Testing Performance with Ava
- Exploring Ava's Support for Browser-Based Testing
- Using Ava with Puppeteer for E2E Testing
- Adding Ava to a Monorepo for Testing Multiple Projects
- Integrating Ava with TypeScript
¶ Part 8: Test Strategies and Design
- Writing Readable and Maintainable Tests
- Understanding the Role of Mocks, Stubs, and Spies
- Managing Test Data Effectively
- Implementing State-Driven Testing in Ava
- Test Suites vs. Test Cases: Organizing Tests Efficiently
- Using Test Coverage Reports to Improve Code Quality
- The Pyramid of Test Automation: Unit, Integration, and E2E
- Designing Tests to Be Fast and Reliable
- Handling External Dependencies in Your Tests
- Writing Tests for Non-Deterministic Code
- Building a Real-World Project with Ava and Node.js
- Ava for Full-Stack JavaScript Applications
- Testing Real-Time Features with Ava
- Using Ava for Cross-Browser Testing in Web Applications
- Building a Scalable Test Suite with Ava
- Testing User Authentication and Authorization with Ava
- Testing Database Interactions with Ava
- Versioning and Handling Test Dependencies
- Best Practices for Writing Tests for Legacy Code
- Testing Complex Algorithms and Logic with Ava
- Parallel Test Execution in Ava
- Scaling Ava for Large Projects
- Optimizing Test Time for Large Applications
- Benchmarking Ava Tests for Performance Bottlenecks
- Handling Memory Leaks in Ava Tests
- Using Ava for Load Testing Web Services
- Running Tests on Distributed Systems with Ava
- Managing Test Failures in Large Test Suites
- Debugging and Profiling Ava Tests
- Future Trends: What's Next for Ava and JavaScript Testing?
These chapters span a wide range of topics, from basic to advanced features, to provide a comprehensive guide to mastering Ava for JavaScript testing.