Understanding Potpie’s Unit Test Agent Through a Real Example
We ask Potpie’s unit test agent to “Help me generate a test plan and test code for @save function in @LongTermMemory”. The agent breaks down the testing process into clear, actionable components. Comprehensive Test Planning The Unit Test Agent begins by outlining a structured test plan that covers:-
Test Initialization
- Validates proper initialization of components with given or default storage
- Ensures all dependencies are properly configured
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Core Functionality Testing
- Verifies the primary function behavior with valid inputs
- Tests integration with storage layer components
- Confirms proper parameter handling
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Metadata Management
- Tests correct updating of metadata fields
- Validates handling of required fields like ‘agent’ and ‘expected_output’
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Error Handling Scenarios
- Examines behavior with unexpected arguments
- Tests response to missing or invalid metadata
- Verifies proper error propagation
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Test Setup
- Demonstrates proper use of unittest framework
- Shows how to implement test fixtures using setUp methods
- Guides the creation of mock objects for external dependencies
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Test Case Structure
- Organizes tests into logical groupings
- Provides clear naming conventions for test methods
- Implements assertion patterns for various test scenarios
How to use Potpie’s Unit Testing agent:
To leverage this tool for your own projects:- Visit app.potpie.ai
- Click on “Parse” button.
- Choose the Unit Test Agent option
- Mention the function or class you want to unit test using the ‘@’ command and generate test plans and test code.
- Implementing new features requiring comprehensive test coverage
- Maintaining existing test suites
- Ensuring consistent testing standards across projects