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Current MSW v2 guidance for request handlers, Node/browser setup, HTTP and GraphQL mocking, test isolation, timing, and debugging. General test framework…

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SKILL.md

MSW Best Practices

Comprehensive API mocking guide for MSW v2 applications, designed for AI agents and LLMs. Contains 45 rules across 8 categories, prioritized by impact to guide automated refactoring and code generation.

When to Apply

Reference these guidelines when:

  • Setting up MSW for testing or development
  • Writing or organizing request handlers
  • Configuring test environments with MSW
  • Mocking REST or GraphQL APIs
  • Debugging handler matching issues
  • Testing error states and edge cases

Rule Categories by Priority

Priority Category Impact Prefix
1 Setup & Initialization CRITICAL setup-
2 Handler Architecture CRITICAL handler-
3 Test Integration HIGH test-
4 Response Patterns HIGH response-
5 Request Matching MEDIUM-HIGH match-
6 GraphQL Mocking MEDIUM graphql-
7 Advanced Patterns MEDIUM advanced-
8 Debugging & Performance LOW debug-

Quick Reference

1. Setup & Initialization (CRITICAL)

  • setup-server-node-entrypoint - Use correct entrypoint for Node.js (msw/node)
  • setup-lifecycle-hooks - Configure server lifecycle in test setup
  • setup-worker-script-commit - Commit worker script to version control
  • setup-node-version - Require Node.js 18+ for MSW v2
  • setup-unhandled-requests - Configure unhandled request behavior
  • setup-typescript-config - Configure TypeScript for MSW v2

2. Handler Architecture (CRITICAL)

  • handler-happy-path-first - Define happy path handlers as baseline
  • handler-domain-grouping - Group handlers by domain
  • handler-absolute-urls - Use absolute URLs in handlers
  • handler-shared-resolvers - Extract shared response logic into resolvers
  • handler-v2-response-syntax - Use MSW v2 response syntax
  • handler-request-body-parsing - Explicitly parse request bodies
  • handler-resolver-argument - Destructure resolver arguments correctly
  • handler-reusability-environments - Share handlers across environments

3. Test Integration (HIGH)

  • test-reset-handlers - Reset handlers after each test
  • test-avoid-request-assertions - Avoid direct request assertions
  • test-concurrent-boundary - Use server.boundary() for concurrent tests
  • test-fake-timers-config - Configure fake timers to preserve queueMicrotask
  • test-async-utilities - Use async testing utilities for mock responses
  • test-clear-request-cache - Clear request library caches between tests
  • test-jsdom-environment - Use correct JSDOM environment for Jest

4. Response Patterns (HIGH)

  • response-http-response-helpers - Use HttpResponse static methods
  • response-delay-realistic - Add delays only for timing behavior under test
  • response-error-simulation - Simulate error responses correctly
  • response-one-time-handlers - Use one-time handlers for sequential scenarios
  • response-custom-headers - Set response headers correctly
  • response-streaming - Mock streaming responses with ReadableStream

5. Request Matching (MEDIUM-HIGH)

  • match-url-patterns - Use URL path parameters correctly
  • match-query-params - Access query parameters from request URL
  • match-custom-predicate - Use custom predicates for complex matching
  • match-http-methods - Match HTTP methods explicitly
  • match-handler-order - Order handlers from specific to general

6. GraphQL Mocking (MEDIUM)

  • graphql-operation-handlers - Use operation name for GraphQL matching
  • graphql-error-responses - Return GraphQL errors in correct format
  • graphql-batched-queries - Handle batched GraphQL queries
  • graphql-variables-access - Access GraphQL variables correctly

7. Advanced Patterns (MEDIUM)

  • advanced-bypass-requests - Use bypass() for passthrough requests
  • advanced-cookies-auth - Handle cookies and authentication
  • advanced-dynamic-scenarios - Implement dynamic mock scenarios
  • advanced-vitest-browser - Configure MSW for Vitest browser mode
  • advanced-file-uploads - Mock file upload endpoints

8. Debugging & Performance (LOW)

  • debug-lifecycle-events - Use lifecycle events for debugging
  • debug-verify-interception - Verify request interception is working
  • debug-common-issues - Know common MSW issues and fixes
  • debug-request-logging - Log request details for debugging

How to Use

Read individual reference files for detailed explanations and code examples:

  • [Section definitions](references/_sections.md) - Category structure and impact levels
  • Individual rules: references/{prefix}-{slug}.md

Related Skills

  • For consuming mocked APIs, see tanstack-query skill
  • For test framework patterns, see vitest; for methodology, see tdd

Full Compiled Document

For the complete guide with all rules expanded: AGENTS.md