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title: "Why I mostly write functional and integration tests"
pubDate: 2022-09-16
permalink: "archive/2022/09/16/why-mostly-write-functional-and-integration-tests"
permalink: "daily/2022/09/16/why-mostly-write-functional-and-integration-tests"
tags: ["drupal"]
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In [Wednesday's email]({{site.url}}/archive/2022/09/14/simpletest-drupal-test), I showed how quick it is to get started writing automated tests for a new Drupal module, starting with a functional test.
In [Wednesday's email]({{site.url}}/daily/2022/09/14/simpletest-drupal-test), I showed how quick it is to get started writing automated tests for a new Drupal module, starting with a functional test.
I prefer the outside-in style (or London approach) of test-driven development, where I start with a the highest-level test that I can for a task. If the task needs me to make a HTTP request, then I’ll use a functional test. If not, I’ll use a kernel (or integration) test.