keryx: Skill for Claude Code

Testing Patterns

For full details, see docs/guide/testing.md.

Test File Structure

Each test file boots and stops the full server:

import "../index"; // Sets api.rootDir
import { api } from "keryx";
import { HOOK_TIMEOUT, serverUrl } from "./../setup";

beforeAll(async () => { await api.start(); }, HOOK_TIMEOUT);
afterAll(async () => { await api.stop(); }, HOOK_TIMEOUT);

test("...", async () => {
  const res = await fetch(serverUrl() + "/api/status");
  const body = (await res.json()) as ActionResponse<Status>;
});

Key Helpers

• serverUrl() — returns the base URL with dynamic port
• HOOK_TIMEOUT — timeout for beforeAll/afterAll hooks

Conventions

• Real HTTP requests via fetch — no mock server
• Non-concurrent execution — tests run sequentially to avoid port conflicts
• Every code change needs tests — if a PR has no test changes, that's a red flag

Auto-Discovery

Actions, initializers, and servers are auto-discovered via globLoader (packages/keryx/util/glob.ts). It scans for *.ts files and instantiates all exported classes. Files prefixed with . are skipped.

Running Tests

cd packages/keryx && bun test                          # Framework tests
cd example/backend && bun test                          # All example tests
cd example/backend && bun test __tests__/actions/user.test.ts  # Single file