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New stats page, scoreboard, and live scores pages.

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@@ -43,6 +43,46 @@ To run a single test inside a file:
To run tests in verbose mode (outputs the time for each test file and the test file name)
`rails test -v`
## JavaScript tests with Vitest
Stimulus controllers and match-state JavaScript helpers are tested with Vitest. These tests live in `test/javascript`.
Run all JavaScript tests:
```bash
npm install
npm run test:js
```
Run one JavaScript test file:
```bash
npm run test:js -- test/javascript/match_state/engine.test.js
```
Run JavaScript tests in watch mode:
```bash
npm run test:js:watch
```
The full test runner also runs Vitest before Rails tests:
```bash
bash bin/run-all-tests.sh
```
Vitest currently covers client-side logic that is hard to test well with Minitest alone:
* The match-state rules engine: scoring, control changes, period choices, event replay, deletion, swapping, timers, accumulated match time, result defaults, and scoreboard payload generation.
* Stimulus controller behavior for the state page, legacy stat page, match result form, mat state page, scoreboard, spectate page, and live score updates.
* LocalStorage behavior for state/stat persistence, tournament-scoped keys, expiration timestamps, and cleanup of expired app-owned keys.
* Websocket payload handling at the JavaScript boundary, including deduped outbound state/stat messages and inbound scoreboard/spectate updates.
Minitest still owns the Rails side: controllers, permissions, models, channels, redirects, rendered ERB, and database behavior. Vitest fills the gap for logic that runs entirely in the browser without needing Cypress or a full browser session.
Cypress tests are deprecated for this project. Use Vitest for JavaScript unit coverage and Minitest for Rails behavior.
## Develop with rvm
With rvm installed, run `rvm install ruby-3.2.0`
Then, `cd ../; cd wrestlingApp`. This will load the gemset file in this repo.
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### Testing Stimulus Controllers
The Stimulus controllers are tested using Cypress end-to-end tests:
Stimulus controllers are tested with Vitest:
```bash
# Run Cypress tests in headless mode
bash cypress-tests/run-cypress-tests.sh
npm run test:js
```
# Deployment