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Show HN: fast-check-frontend – Property-based testing for UI components

https://github.com/mdubourg001/fast-check-frontend

Hey there,Since I learned about property-based testing a couple of years ago, I always wondered: whouldn't it be a nice fit for testing unpredictable systems such as frontend components?Most of the bugs we stumble upon as frontend devs are related to usecases we did not think about while developing our components, or while testing it. The idea of fast-check-frontend is basically to generate...

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Re:Ask HN: What apps have you created for your own use? on Wednesday December 13, 2023 @12:10PM (#38630422)
A few years ago, I made a Telegram bot that I use daily to remind myself things I have to do: https://t.me/remembr_bot

You basically send it a message that says : "Pay water bill in two days at 9am", and it will send you a notification that says "Pay water bill" in two days, at 9am. You can also easily snooze notifications using handy quick-actions buttons.

It's free btw, anybody can use it.

Yeah it does work with includes. One of the pain point right now is that it does not work with cache:untracked or artifacts:untracked, but I'm trying to figure it out :)
Yeah I thought about that, but gitlab-runner doesn't allow to "share" cache or artifacts between jobs so it's not a good fit to test multiple-jobs workflows.