The CI/CD for the project is not yet set up. Below are some recommended next steps to establish an automated pipeline:

1. Continuous Integration: Set up a CI tool such as GitHub Actions, Travis CI, or Jenkins. This will automate the testing process whenever a commit is made to the repository.

2. Continuous Deployment: Once a CI pipeline is established, integrate continuous deployment to automatically push changes to a staging or production environment after successful builds.

3. Scripts to Consider:

   • Install Dependencies: npm install - This command initializes the project by installing required packages.

   • Build the Project: npm run build - This command compiles TypeScript and bundles the assets for production use.

   • Run Tests: npm run test - This command executes tests using Jest and Enzyme. Below is an example of a test scenario:

import { Game, GameController } from '../../src/controllers/GameController';

describe("GameController", () => {
  
  describe("getPrizesWon()", () => {
    
    it("returns no prizes for no correct answers", () => {
      let game = getTestGame();
      game.questionsAsked = [
        {
          questionIdx: 0,
          questionId: "1234",
          answerId: "1",
          isCorrect: false
        }
      ];

      expect(GameController.getPrizesWon(game)).toMatchObject([]);
    });

    it("returns prize for one correct answer", () => {
      let game = getTestGame();
      game.questionsAsked = [
        {
          questionIdx: 0,
          questionId: "1234",
          answerId: "1",
          isCorrect: true
        }
      ];

      expect(GameController.getPrizesWon(game)).toMatchObject([{ id: "0" }]);
    });
    
  });
});

4. Deployment Scripts: Consider using a script to handle deployment. This could be integrated into your CI/CD pipeline. For example, you can add a deployment command in your package.json under scripts:

"scripts": {
  "deploy": "npm run build && firebase deploy",
}

5. Monitor Build Status: Include notifications (e.g., via Slack or email) to report on build statuses to keep all team members informed.

6. Transition to Production: Once the pipeline is established and automated tests are passing consistently, deploy to staging and then promote to production. This would typically be handled via established versioning in the manifest files and deployment scripts.

Note:

Remember to incorporate security practices while handling automation scripts, such as keeping sensitive information out of version control and adhering to least privilege access.