test: add unit tests generated by ToTheos

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AI-Generated Unit Tests

This PR adds AI-generated unit tests to improve coverage and ensure key functionality is tested.

Test coverage summary

Statements : 98.03% ( 300/306 )
Branches   : 94.4% ( 135/143 )
Functions  : 93.1% ( 54/58 )
Lines      : 98.63% ( 290/294 )

Coverage metrics generated by Jest, an open-source JavaScript testing framework.

Test files and commits

• test: add config
• test: add src/lib/utils.test.ts
• test: add src/lib/constants.test.ts
• test: add src/lib/erc721.test.ts
• test: add src/lib/erc20.test.ts
• test: add src/lib/erc1155.test.ts
• test: add src/lib/thirdwebClient.test.ts
• test: add src/app/page.test.tsx
• test: add src/app/layout.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/nft-mint.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/switch.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/label.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/card.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/toast.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/input.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/toaster.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/skeleton.test.tsx
• test: add src/components/ui/button.test.tsx
• test: add src/hooks/use-toast.test.ts
• test: add src/hooks/useNftData.test.ts

How to run tests

Jest is included as a dev dependency.

Run tests directly

./node_modules/.bin/jest

Optional: add npm scripts

You can add convenient scripts to package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "test": "jest",
    "test:watch": "jest --watch",
    "test:coverage": "jest --coverage --coverageReporters=text-summary"
  }
}

Usage examples

Run tests once:

yarn test

Run tests in watch mode during development:

yarn test:watch

Run tests with coverage summary:

yarn test:coverage

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This contribution was created with assistance from ToTheos (https://totheos.com) to support test generation, code refactoring, and pull request preparation for an open-source codebases.

The tool was used to automate routine software development tasks.

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	jest-environment-jsdom@​30.4.1
	jest@​30.4.2
	@​types/​jest@​30.0.0
	@​testing-library/​dom@​10.4.1
	@​testing-library/​react@​16.3.2
	@​testing-library/​jest-dom@​6.9.1
	ts-jest@​29.4.9

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