Testing
Because your domain is described a series of pure functions, testing becomes ultra-simple: given some input, expect a certain output. No mocking calls to external services or a database.
Actions
Let's look at the basic example from the Domain page:
actions.js
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const actions = {
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addTodo: (state, payload) => {
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if (!payload.title) throw new Error('titleMissing')
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return [{
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type: 'TodoAdded',
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title: payload.title,
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at: Date.now(),
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}]
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}
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}
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​
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module.exports = actions
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Now let's write a test for this.
__test__/actions.js
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// stub Date.now
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Date.now = () => 123
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​
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const test = require('tape')
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const actions = require('../actions')
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​
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test('addTodo', assert => {
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assert.deepEquals(
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actions.addTodo({}, { title: 'foobar' }),
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[{
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type: 'TodoAdded',
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title: 'foobar',
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at: 123
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}],
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'generates a TodoAdded event'
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)
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assert.throws(
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() => actions.addTodo({}, { foo: 'bar' }),
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/titleMissing/,
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'throws if title is missing'
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)
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})
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And we can even execute it:
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Reducer
reducer.js
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const initialState = {
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todos: []
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}
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​
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const reducer = (state, event) => {
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switch (event.type) {
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case 'TodoAdded':
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return {
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todos: [
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...state.todos,
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{ title: event.title },
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]
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}
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default:
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return state
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}
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}
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​
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module.exports = (events, state=initialState) => events.reduce(reducer, state)
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​
__test__/reducer.js
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const test = require('tape')
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const reducer = require('../reducer')
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​
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test('todoReducer', assert => {
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const events = [
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{ type: 'TodoAdded', title: 'get milk' },
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{ type: 'TodoAdded', title: 'borrow sugar' },
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{ type: 'Invalid', title: 'ignore this' },
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]
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const expected = {
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todos: [
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{ title: 'get milk' },
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{ title: 'borrow sugar' },
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]
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}
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const result = reducer(events)
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assert.deepEquals(result, expected, 'reduces events')
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assert.end()
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})
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