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Master Testing with TypeScript — From Unit Tests to End-to-End Automation!

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Learn to write clean and type-safe tests for modern web applications using TypeScript. This course covers everything from unit and integration testing to end-to-end automation using tools like Jest, Mocha, Chai, and Playwright — all powered by TypeScript.

About This Course

You’ll start by understanding the testing fundamentals and environment setup in TypeScript, then move to writing tests for components, APIs, and full-stack applications. The course also includes advanced topics like mocking, coverage reports, CI/CD integration, and real-world automation projects to make you job-ready.

TypeScript
  • Hours of Instructor-Led Training
  • Hands-on Projects across Web, Data & AI
  • Includes Beginner → Expert Level Topics
  • Mentor Support, Assignments & Code Reviews
  • Job Assistance & Portfolio Guidance
  • Urbancode Certificate of Completion

What You'll Learn

Master Testing in TypeScript

Write reliable and type-safe tests for any JavaScript or TypeScript project.

Work with Modern Testing Tools

Use Jest, Mocha, Chai, and Playwright to cover all testing levels.

Perform Unit, Integration & E2E Tests

Test APIs, databases, and full-stack apps efficiently.

Automate Frontend Testing

Test UI components and user flows with Playwright and Testing Library.

Integrate with CI/CD Pipelines

Run automated tests across environments for continuous delivery.

Work on Real Projects

Build, test, and deploy automation suites for production-grade web apps.

Course Content

  • Introduction to testing concepts and test-driven development (TDD)
  • Setting up a TypeScript project with testing tools
  • TypeScript basics for testing
  • Writing your first test with Jest and Mocha
  • Assertions, matchers, and error handling in tests

  • Testing functions, classes, and modules
  • Working with mocks and stubs
  • Testing async and promise-based functions
  • Code coverage reports and analysis
  • Best practices for writing clean unit tests

  • Testing APIs and services using Supertest
  • Mocking databases and external APIs
  • Integration testing in Node.js and Express apps
  • Validating data flow across components
  • Error handling and logging tests

  • Testing React and Next.js components using Jest and Testing Library
  • Snapshot testing and DOM assertions
  • Mocking browser APIs
  • Simulating user interactions and events
  • Accessibility and UI behavior testing