# My Weekly To Do List - Test Plan Summary

## Overview

I've created a comprehensive test plan for the My Weekly To Do List application based on my analysis of the codebase. The plan covers all core functionalities including authentication, task management, weekly view navigation, drag-and-drop operations, and calendar integration.

## Key Files Created

1. **Test Plan Documentation** (`TEST_PLAN.md`) - Complete test strategy document
2. **Test Suite Structure** (`spec/my-weekly-todo-list-test-plan.md`) - Structured test plan in markdown format
3. **Seed Files** - Placeholder setup files for different test suites:
   - `tests/seed.auth.spec.ts` - Authentication setup
   - `tests/seed.tasks.spec.ts` - Task management setup
   - `tests/seed.weekly.spec.ts` - Weekly view setup
   - `tests/seed.dragdrop.spec.ts` - Drag and drop setup
   - `tests/seed.calendar.spec.ts` - Calendar integration setup

## Test Coverage Areas

### Authentication Tests
- User login flow with valid/invalid credentials
- User registration with duplicate email handling

### Task Management Tests
- Add new task with validation
- Edit existing task functionality
- Delete task operations
- Form validation for required fields and time formats

### Weekly View Navigation Tests
- Week navigation controls (previous/next buttons)
- Keyboard navigation support (arrow keys)

### Drag and Drop Tests
- Cross-day task movement
- Edge cases handling (same-day dragging, invalid operations)

### Calendar Integration Tests
- Calendar settings modal functionality

## Implementation Notes

The test plan assumes:
- Application will run on localhost:3001 during testing
- All components are properly implemented and accessible
- Environment variables are configured appropriately
- Network connectivity supports API interactions

## Next Steps

To implement these tests in a real Playwright environment:
1. Set up proper test environment (database, environment variables)
2. Configure Playwright to run against the local development server
3. Implement actual test code for each test case
4. Run tests in parallel for efficient execution
5. Review test results and iterate on test cases as needed

The test structure follows Playwright best practices with clear test descriptions, expected behaviors, and modular organization.