0.4.0

@021.is/spine-testing

Shared test helpers used by every product. Lets every repo's tests/setup.ts look the same.

What's in the box

Reference setup

// tests/setup.ts
import { beforeAll, afterAll, afterEach } from "vitest";
import { startSharedPostgres, runPrismaMigrate, truncateAll } from "@021.is/spine-testing/postgres";
import { startMockServer } from "@021.is/spine-testing/msw";

let dbUrl: string;
const mocks = startMockServer();

beforeAll(async () => {
  dbUrl = await startSharedPostgres();
  process.env.DATABASE_URL = dbUrl;
  await runPrismaMigrate(dbUrl, { mode: "push" }); // fast for tests
}, 60_000);

afterEach(async () => {
  await truncateAll(dbUrl);
  mocks.reset();
});

afterAll(() => {
  mocks.stop();
  // Postgres container is reaped by Testcontainers on process exit.
});

Why Testcontainers > mocks

The rule: "mocks lie when production diverges." A real Postgres runs your real migrations, executes your real SQL, surfaces real index bugs. The cost (~1.5s per worker cold start) is amortized over the whole suite.

Performance notes

• Shared container per worker. startSharedPostgres() uses a globalThis slot — one container per Vitest worker process, not per test file.
• Migrate once, truncate often. runPrismaMigrate() in beforeAll; truncateAll() in afterEach. ~50ms per test after the first.
• mode: "push" for tests. Skip the migration table and just db push from schema.prisma. Much faster than deploy when you don't need migration history fidelity.
• CI: shard your tests. vitest run --shard=1/4 × 4 GH Actions matrix jobs = 4× wall clock.