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Our latest Hackathon challenge was to culminate all of our learning for this week and create tests indivdually, similar to how you find them on codewars.Working TogetherEach of us were given our own individual repo on github, with a test.js file and .js file, along with the accompanying docs required. It was up to us to come up with, create, and implement these tests on our own accord.We planned out our ideation together as a team, coming up with a theme we wanted, (to stay consistent with the testing) and discussed the structure, what they should look like, and how hard they should be to complete.After our ideation phase was complete, it was time to start coding! We knew what test we needed to create and we knew we had the knowledge to succeed, so we got to it! We used pair-programming by having regular stand-ups, checking on eachothers progress and assisting to de-bug where necessary.# Running our tests!

Project Setup Guide

Installation1. Clone the project that you would like to test!- https://github.com/SchoolOfCode/week-6-hackathon-ConnerConner96

• https://github.com/fenrissa92/week-6-hackathon-fenrissa92
• https://github.com/SchoolOfCode/week-6-hackathon-codesungrape.git2. Navigate to the project folder:

  cd your-project-folder

  Why: You must cd into the correct folder first; otherwise, NPM packages will be installed in your current working directory.

3. Initialize a Node.js project:

   npm init -y

4. Configure package.json: Add the following to your package.json file:

   {
     "type": "module"
   }

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Testing Setup

1. Install Vitest:

   npm install -D vitest

   Note: Vitest is installed as a dev dependency since it's only needed during development/testing.
2. Verify your package.json includes Vitest in devDependencies:

   {
     "devDependencies": {
       "vitest": "^latest_version"
     }
   }

3. Add a test script to your package.json:

   {
     "scripts": {
       "test": "vitest"
     }
   }

4. Verify Vitest installation:

   npx vitest

   Why: Running Vitest verifies it's installed correctly. You should see a "no tests found" message or similar, indicating Vitest is running properly.5. Now you're ready:

• You can now write your tests in main.test.js and run them with npm test.
• write your code in main.js ans when youre ready to submit, run the tests with```bash npm test

- [Shanti Rai](https://github.com/codesungrape)
- [Samantha Daly](https://github.com/fenrissa92)## Acknowledgements - [Vitest](https://vitest.dev/guide)
 - [Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/)
 - [ChatGPT](https:chatgpt.com)
 - [W3School](https://www.w3schools.com/)
 - [readme](https://readme.so/editor)

 ## Lessons Learned Throughout The Project
- We learned how to write tests for our code and how to test for different types of outputs.
- We learned how to use Vitest, and how to run tests using the command line.
- We learned how to structure our tests and how to write them in a way that is easy to read and understand.