Lab: Using ESLint and Jest

Estimated Completion Time: 30-60 minutes

Overview: In this lab, you will be working on a JavaScript project that includes several mathematical functions and their corresponding tests. The code has some intentional errors and missing sections in the test file. Your task is to use ESLint to fix the code errors in index.js and then complete the missing tests in index.test.js to ensure all tests pass.

Scenario: As a junior developer at a software company, you are tasked with maintaining and ensuring the quality of the codebase. You need to debug the code using ESLint and write the necessary tests to verify the functionality of the provided functions. This scenario reflects a common industry situation where maintaining code quality and test coverage is crucial.

Tools and Resources:

• Visual Studio Code (or any code editor)
• Node.js
• ESLint
• Jest (for running tests)
• GitHub repository (instructions to fork and clone)

Instructions:

1. Fork and Clone the Repository:

   • Go to the GitHub repository (https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/phase-0-js-testing-putting-it-all-together-lab.git)
   • Fork the repository to your GitHub account.
   • Clone the forked repository to your local machine.
   • Navigate to the project directory and run npm install to install the necessary dependencies.

2. Fix Code Errors with ESLint:

   • Open index.js in your code editor.
   • Use ESLint to identify and fix any code errors.
     • Run npx eslint index.js to check for errors.
     • Fix all identified errors in index.js.

3. Complete the Test File:

   • Open test/index.test.js in your code editor.
   • Review the existing tests and identify the missing sections.
   • Write the missing test cases to ensure all functions in index.js are properly tested.

4. Run the Tests:

   • Once you have fixed the errors in index.js and completed the test cases in index.test.js, run the tests using Jest.
     • Run npm test to execute all test cases.
   • Ensure that all tests pass successfully.

Submission and Grading Criteria:

• Submission Format:

  • Ensure your repository is updated and pushed to GitHub.

• Feedback and Grading:

  • Your submission will be reviewed for correctness and completeness.
  • The following criteria will be used for grading:
    • All code errors in index.js are fixed.
    • All missing test cases in index.test.js are correctly implemented.
    • All tests pass successfully.