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Re:The Design and Use of QuickCheck by k__ on Monday June 12, 2017 @08:42PM (#14542234)
This seems to be the way to go for testing.

I've wanted to use it for my current React-Native project. I found a JS implementation AND a babel plugin that creates the tests from flow-types.

The question for me here is, how long does this take compared to regular testing? I read people complained about AVA because of bad test performance (it does many parallel tests).

Also, where to put it in the chain?

Should I put it pre-push, pre-build, somewhere in the CI?

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Re:The Design and Use of QuickCheck by mukeshsoni on Tuesday June 13, 2017 @01:20AM (#14542978)
Can you please provide the link to the babel plugin which creates the random values from flow types?
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Re:The Design and Use of QuickCheck by scriptdevil on Tuesday June 13, 2017 @02:10AM (#14543120)
Very likely this: http://github.com/unbounce/babel-plugin-transform-flow-to-ge...

https://medium.com/@gabescholz/randomized-testing-in-javascr...

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