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En la charla explicaré los dolores y problemas de la validación de formularios. Luego explicaré el modelo mental de las pruebas unitarias y lo compararé con cómo pensamos en la validación de formularios.

Presentaré VEST con un poco de codificación en vivo mostrando su sintaxis de pruebas unitarias.

Evyatar Alush
Evyatar Alush
11 min
03 Nov, 2022

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La charla de hoy presenta VEST, un marco de validación de formularios que combina la sintaxis y el estilo de Unitest con la validación de formularios. La falta de estructura en la validación de formularios es un problema importante que conduce a un código desordenado y difícil de mantener. La prueba de formularios y la validación de formularios pueden ser desafiantes, especialmente con lógica compleja. VEST ofrece una solución al permitir la creación de un conjunto de validación de formularios utilizando pruebas unitarias. Proporciona características como múltiples validaciones por campo, validaciones asíncronas y memorización, con soporte para cualquier entorno JavaScript y soporte completo de TypeScript.

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1. Introducción al Framework de Validación de Formularios

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Hoy vamos a hablar sobre un framework de validación de formularios que combina mi pasión por las herramientas y bibliotecas de código abierto con mi amor por Unitest. Toma la sintaxis y el estilo de Unitest y los introduce en el mundo de la validación de formularios.

Hola a todos, soy Evitar, soy un Ingeniero de Frontend en Meta, y una de mis pasiones es trabajar en herramientas y bibliotecas de código abierto y frameworks para que otros desarrolladores los utilicen, y hoy vamos a hablar sobre uno de ellos. Ahora este en particular es una combinación entre esa pasión y mi otra pasión, que es Unitest. Me gusta tanto Unitest que en realidad construí un framework de pruebas unitarias. Quiero decir, no realmente un framework, ya tenemos suficientes de esos, pero construí un framework de validación de formularios que toma la sintaxis y el estilo de Unitest y bibliotecas como Mocha o Jest y los introduce en el mundo de la validación de formularios.

2. Comprendiendo el Problema con la Validación de Formularios

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En el mundo de la validación de formularios, la falta de estructura es un problema importante. Al agregar formularios a nuestras características, a menudo no está claro dónde y cómo implementar la validación. Esto hace que el código de validación se entrelace con el código de la característica, lo que resulta en una base de código desordenada y difícil de mantener. Cuando realizamos cambios en la característica más adelante, tenemos que desmontar y volver a montar el código para adaptarlo a nuestras necesidades actuales.

Pero antes de hablar sobre VEST en sí, intentemos primero comprender cuál es el problema con la validación de formularios. Quiero decir, hemos estado haciendo formularios durante 20 años, ¿cuál es el problema? Y creo que hay tres problemas principales en el mundo de la validación de formularios, y todo comienza con la estructura, o más bien, la falta de ella. Cuando escribimos nuestra característica y agregamos los formularios, realmente no sabemos dónde y cómo colocar la validación del formulario. Quiero decir, sí, tenemos un controlador de cambios y debería salir de allí. Pero dentro de los formularios, generalmente no solo nos preocupamos por los datos, nos preocupamos por la característica y la experiencia del usuario. Y luego, gran parte del código de validación se entrelaza con el código de la característica. Y luego obtenemos un montón de código espagueti, realmente, que se trata tanto de la validación del formulario como de la experiencia del usuario. Y luego, cuando volvemos a mantener la característica, como meses después, y tratamos de agregar cosas o eliminar cosas o hacer cambios, como hacer que los campos dependan entre sí, tenemos que desmontar todo el código específico de la característica que escribimos y volver a montarlo de una manera adecuada a nuestras necesidades actuales.

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