run npm run dev, and open http://localhost:3000/

I want automated tests

ahh, should've specified that

check this out! https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/testing/jest

@Seppala Siberian Sleddog is your issue resolved?

Not really Cyprus does not work with NextJs 14

playwright seems to be the only good one

and cypress e2e

You mean Cyprus or jest?

i'll just put this here

Good to know: Since async Server Components are new to the React ecosystem, Jest currently does not support them. While you can still run unit tests for synchronous Server and Client Components, we recommend using an E2E tests for async components.

Yes in then E2E section they provide Cypress library for testing the server components but, in that page they mention it's not supported in version 14 it should be 13

Cypress for testing the server components, jest does not support it, and Cypress it supports only NextJS 13 and older versions so it will not work with NextJS 14.

Does it work with NextJS 14?

You meant Cypress? What is Cyprus?

Yeah sorry 😅

Yes… so there is that. They don’t recommend running component tests for async components. Just make E2E tests, which Cypress supports very well

Server components are still very new, few if any testing tools have released support for it

The problem with Cypress that it does not support version 14, I'm trying playwright to achieve it

Cypress supports E2E testing for v14 as well. Playwright is a good option too, though I also doubt it supports component testing for server components.

Just write E2E tests.

playwright's just e2e testing

Warning:

For component testing, Cypress currently does not support Next.js version 14 and async Server Components. These issues are being tracked. For now, component testing works with Next.js version 13, and we recommend E2E testing for async Server Components.
Cypress currently does not support TypeScript version 5 with moduleResolution:"bundler". This issue is being tracked.

Yes and read my message again. I never told you to do component testing. I told you to do end-to-end testing. Where nextjs 14 works very well. You can even test random websites on the internet, not just nextjs 14 websites.

okay, thanks I'll look into it,