Testing
There are multiple kinds of automated tests that can be applied to Flutter apps:
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Unit testing, the most common, which tests a smaller piece of code and should comprise the majority of the testing you should do on an app.
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Integration testing, which tests a big section of integrated pieces of code and, in the case of Flutter, runs the app in an emulator or physical device to check whether it behaves as it should when the user interacts with it in a certain way.
- Widget testing, which tests UI elements without firing up the app on an emulator or device, instead just keeping track of everything that is supposed to be on screen and letting us interact with it in a way that is much simpler and faster than is done in integration tests.
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