Feature: add Vitest to the project

[nickytonline]

Add Vitest to the project, so that the starter kit has a testing framework in place.

Things to be done:

• Install Vitest
• For the vitest.config.ts file, see the Astro docs for configuring Vitest
• Create one dummy test
• Add a step to run vitest in lint-staged for code files. See

  astro-partykit-starter/package.json

  Lines 42 to 45 in c8fcfeb

  	"lint-staged": {
  	"*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx,astro,mjs,mts,json,cjs}": "eslint --cache --fix",
  	"*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx,css,md,astro,mjs,mts,json,cjs}": "prettier --write"
  	}

• Here's an example config for running it in lint-staged. https://github.com/open-sauced/app/blob/f9ea05308ec63d110a30cb8ada3b195fd3798ffc/package.json#L161

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[adiati98]

Love the idea of adding a test!
Just out of curiosity, @nickytonline, is there any reason to choose Vitest instead of Playwright or anything else?

Also, I always want to learn about test. I'm interested in working on this, but it might take me some time and some back and forth😅
So, if it does have a tight deadline, I'll pass it to someone else. 😊

[nickytonline]

Playwright is for end to end tests and component tests. Vitest is like Jest, for writing unit tests, and component tests (if not testing components in Playwright).

[jdwilkin4]

So, if it does have a tight deadline, I'll pass it to someone else

It doesn't seem like there is a tight deadline here so you should work on it @adiati98 if you are interested 😄

[adiati98]

So, if it does have a tight deadline, I'll pass it to someone else

It doesn't seem like there is a tight deadline here so you should work on it @adiati98 if you are interested 😄

Thanks, @jdwilkin4! I'll .take it then 😄

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[nickytonline]

If you need any assistance, happy to help.

[adiati98]

If you need any assistance, happy to help.

I'll let you know! Thanks, Nick.

[adiati98]

Hey @nickytonline @jdwilkin4 @Satoshi-Sh,

I've worked on this. And for some reason, I can't push my changes to remote repo. Below is the screenshot of the error.

I've tried git push -u origin feat/install-vites, git push -u upstream feat/install-vites, git pull --rebase upstream main, and git pull --rebase origin main. Nothing works.

Does anyone have similar case? I'm not sure what should I do here.

[nickytonline]

Did you fork the repository @adiati98? As a maintainer you don't need to. I see you're using upstream as your origin which is why I ask. This doesn't explain the erro though. That error usually means that feat/install-vites doesn't exist remotely, i.e. on GitHub.

I also see your using https instead of SSH. Again, I don't think that's the issue, but consider using SSH instead. See https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/connecting-to-github-with-ssh.

Worst case try creating a new branch and see if you end up with the same result.

[adiati98]

Thanks, @nickytonline.
After debugging on Slack, I found out that I missed a letter in my branch name when I pushed it. 😅

Now all is good.