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Vant skill test e2e

Skill dhaupin/vant/models/public/skills/vant-skill-test-e2e

Vant: Durable AI memory + cold storage + runtime for agents, with generational evolution, stored passively via GitHub. Built for long-running autonomous sessions, using file based persistence.

Install
npx -y skills add dhaupin/vant --skill vant-skill-test-e2e

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End-to-end user workflow testing. Test complete user flows from action to result. Use when testing full stack, customer scenarios, or complete purchase/login/flow paths.

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SKILL.md

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Test E2E

End-to-end user workflows.

When To Use

  • Complete user flows
  • Full stack testing
  • Customer scenarios

What To Test

1. User Flow

User action → API → Database → UI update

Example: Login → Cart → Checkout → Confirmation

2. Critical Paths

PathUser ActionExpected
SignupAccount createdYes
LoginAuthenticatedYes
PurchaseOrder confirmedYes
SearchResults shownYes

3. Test Example

test('complete purchase flow', async () => {
  await login.valid()
  await cart.add(item)
  await checkout.pay()
  await confirmation.seen()
})

Tools

ToolUse
PlaywrightBrowser automation
CypressE2E testing
PuppeteerHeadless Chrome
SeleniumCross-browser

Output

## E2E Tests

| Flow | Status |
|------|--------|
| Signup | [PASS/FAIL] |
| Login | [PASS/FAIL] |
| Purchase | [PASS/FAIL] |
| Search | [PASS/FAIL] |

Role: E2E Tester
Input: User flow
Output: Test results

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