testing-patterns

Testing Patterns in the Multica Codebase: Go, Vitest, and Playwright

April 11, 2026 multica-ai/multica ↗

The Multica repository employs a three-tier testing strategy using Go's standard library for HTTP handlers, Vitest with jsdom for React components, and Playwright for end-to-end validation.

The multica-ai/multica project maintains reliability across its full-stack architecture through distinct testing layers. Understanding the specific patterns in server/internal/handler/handler_test.go, apps/web/vitest.config.ts, and the e2e/ directory is essential for contributing effectively to the codebase.

Go Backend Testing Patterns

Go tests in Multica focus on HTTP

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