Testing Strategies and Frameworks
As part of UniAPT's commitment to delivering high-quality, secure, and reliable tools for meta-universe creation and blockchain operations, we employ a comprehensive suite of testing strategies and frameworks.
- | Unit Testing | Integration Testing | Functional Testing |
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Purpose | To test individual components or functions for correctness. | To ensure that different modules or services work together as intended. | To test the application against its functional requirements. |
Framework | We use Jest for JavaScript/TypeScript and PyTest for Python. | Mocha for JavaScript/TypeScript integration tests, and TestCafe for end-to-end integration. | Selenium for web applications, Appium for mobile apps. |
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- | Performance Testing | Security Testing | Usability Testing |
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Purpose | To ensure the application performs well under expected load. | To identify vulnerabilities in the application. | To ensure the application is user-friendly and intuitive. |
Framework | Apache JMeter and LoadRunner. | OWASP ZAP for web vulnerability scanning, and Fortify for static code analysis. | - |
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- | Continuous Testing and Deployment | Accessibility Testing |
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Tools | Jenkins for CI/CD, Docker for containerization. | - |
Purpose | - | To ensure the application is accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. |
Framework | - | Axe-core for automated accessibility tests. |
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