Hey! I don't have any established patterns myself as I almost exclusively do manual testing (the only exception being some unit tests with clojure.test every once in a while). However I think testing the hiccup responses would be a good approach, and that's where I'd probably start. I wouldn't mind adding a section on testing to the docs--definitely let me know what you come up with!

Thanks, man!

Another option is to the the resulting html in the browser with for example https://www.cypress.io/

Yep, I liked Cypress until I saw playwright ahahaha I will try to publish a minimal wrapper for it soon, the REPL experience just works in the JVM in comparison with the approach that Cypress takes

Sounds great, I need to try it out

Published the small Playwright wrapper https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C06MAR553/p1680058915025819 \o/

@U5R6XUARE How is the library working for you? are you using it for testing biff apps? context: i’m researching end to end testing in clojure 😅

No, not biff apps, but it should work the same ahahaha

Let me know of anything

@U5R6XUARE How do you define and run your tests?

@U03J3AZTZ6H https://github.com/pfeodrippe/wally-tests/blob/main/test/com/pfeodrippe/wally/book_of_clerk_test.clj You can do something like above, just a normal deftest