Sveste (open source)

Imagine if writing tests were as easy as Mad Libs? Imagine if you got context-aware tips guiding you towards helpful resources, or steering you away from common testing mistakes? Imagine if you could share unit tests with others, and build off of each-other’s work to write application agnostic tests? Enter Sveste: a no-code GUI for writing great unit tests. Today, Sveste (Svelte + test) translates form inputs into executable tests. It uses the Testing Library to focus on best practices like testing what’s actually on screen. It uses Vitest so you can take advantage of Vite’s fast build times and run unit tests as you code. It structures your code so that each unit test is (human) readable and independent (no nested mock statements here). Sveste ensures that your test code is concise, functional, and best practice.