Adding Testing

One of the benefits of building a Gatsby project is the ability to add automated tests for your components, APIs, pages, and more. With Gatsby, you can employ modern tooling like Jest, Cypress, Testing Library, Storybook, Enzyme, and any other JavaScript testing tool to build a robust React web application.

In these guides, you can learn the common tools and setup instructions for adding testing functionality to your Gatsby project. There are likely more possibilities than what are listed here: search the open issues on GitHub to chime in about your desired testing use case, or file an issue of your own.

In this section:

• Unit Testing
• Testing Components with GraphQL
• End-to-end Testing
• Testing CSS-in-JS
• Testing React Components
• Visual Testing with Storybook

Other resources

• Read the article “Quality assurance in GatsbyJS projects - linting and testing” by Kalin Chernev
• Gatsby blog posts on testing in Gatsby
• Jason Lengstorf’s livestream with Kent Dodds adding tests to a Gatsby site.