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Playground Msw Tests

mastra-ai/mastra/.claude/skills/playground-msw-tests
Mastra AIMastra AI· v1.0.0
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REQUIRED and PRIMARY testing approach for packages/playground and packages/playground-ui. Triggers on: adding or modifying hooks, pages, route components, data-fetching code, React Query interactions, or any test work in these packages. Generates Vitest tests that drive the real @mastra/client-js + React Query stack through MSW handlers and typed fixtures derived from @mastra/client-js response types. This is the #1 way to test the playground packages — ABOVE Playwright E2E. Use Playwright only

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Versionv1.0.0
AuthorMastra AI
Categorycoding
Skill IDmastra-ai/mastra/.claude/skills/playground-msw-tests

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