test: add vitest and example component tests for UI - #994
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe UI package adds Vitest and Testing Library infrastructure, shared rendering utilities, tests for sign-in and time utilities, stricter verification scripts, and updated testing documentation. ChangesUI testing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The UI test infrastructure and example coverage add no indicated production behavior change, but time-rounding coverage remains uncertain because the prior test cases could validate an incorrect rounding implementation. This is a bounded test-quality risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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5-7: Considerglobals: trueif migrating from Jest.Without it, every test file must explicitly import
describe,it,expect, andvifromvitest. That's idiomatic Vitest and fine for a greenfield setup, but addingglobals: truemakes the transition easier for contributors accustomed to Jest's auto-global style.💡 Optional: enable test globals
test: { environment: "node", + globals: true, },🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@ui/vitest.config.ts` around lines 5 - 7, The Vitest config's test block currently sets environment: "node" but doesn't enable Jest-like auto-globals, so add globals: true to the test configuration object (the "test" config in vitest.config.ts) to allow describe/it/expect/vi to be available without importing them; update the test config entry (the object containing environment: "node") to include globals: true alongside the existing settings.
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In `@ui/vitest.config.ts`:
- Around line 5-7: The Vitest config's test block currently sets environment:
"node" but doesn't enable Jest-like auto-globals, so add globals: true to the
test configuration object (the "test" config in vitest.config.ts) to allow
describe/it/expect/vi to be available without importing them; update the test
config entry (the object containing environment: "node") to include globals:
true alongside the existing settings.
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The runner alone only reached pure modules. It was set to the node environment, and its hand-written "@" alias shadowed the separate "@/public/*" tsconfig path, so importing any component that loads an icon failed to resolve -- 11 imports across 7 files. This is a React app, so most of what is worth testing renders. - jsdom and React Testing Library, with a renderWithProviders helper mirroring the providers from _app.tsx that components actually depend on. ThemeProvider is mandatory rather than cosmetic: the app theme defines palette entries (accent2, accent4) that MUI's default theme does not, so an sx callback reading them throws. RouterContext likewise, since @/components/Link calls useRouter() unconditionally. - Aliases now come from tsconfig.json via vite-tsconfig-paths so the two cannot drift again. No static-asset stub: Vite resolves svg/png imports to a URL string on its own, which renders fine, and leaving it that way means a missing file still fails instead of being masked by a stub. - JSX is transformed with esbuild's automatic runtime rather than by adding @vitejs/plugin-react. tsconfig.json sets jsx: "preserve" for Next, so something has to override it for tests, but the plugin's reason to exist -- Fast Refresh, a Babel pipeline, React Compiler -- does nothing for a test run. Worth revisiting when the app itself moves to Vite, which needs the plugin regardless and could share one config. - jsdom is held at 26.x on purpose: 27.1+ requires Node ^22.12 and .node-version pins 22.9.0. Bumping Node would unblock it, along with Vite 7. - The config moved to .mts because vite-tsconfig-paths is ESM-only and the package has no "type": "module", so a .ts config is bundled as CJS. - Adds typecheck, which ran nowhere before, and a verify script chaining typecheck, test and lint for one command to run before pushing. lint now covers test/ as well as src/. - Drops --passWithNoTests now that tests exist. Left in, a broken include glob would report success against zero tests. - setup.ts only registers the jest-dom matchers. jsdom omits matchMedia, ResizeObserver and IntersectionObserver, but nothing here needs them, and a matchMedia stub returning matches: false is indistinguishable from its absence as far as MUI's useMediaQuery is concerned. - test/globals.d.ts repeats the references from next-env.d.ts, which is gitignored and absent on a fresh clone, so typecheck would otherwise fail on every static asset import. - README said the UI had no tests; it now covers the commands and the conventions above, and gains the server test commands it was missing. Seed coverage is roundToNearest and formatTimestamp, plus SignInForm as the template for component tests. The timestamp assertions compare against toLocaleString with the same options rather than against a formatted string, so they hold in any timezone or locale -- verified under Asia/Kolkata and Pacific/Chatham with a non-English locale. Nothing pins TZ: the container, CI and Heroku dynos are all UTC already, and a test that only passes in one zone should be fixed rather than propped up. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012BGPkBeKDP4qxRDTDnaSiZ
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In `@ui/src/components/auth/SignInForm.test.tsx`:
- Line 29: Update the empty-form submission test around the onSubmit assertion
to also verify that onSubmit was called exactly once, preserving the existing
empty payload assertion.
In `@ui/src/utils/time.test.ts`:
- Around line 47-58: Update the roundToNearest tests to use a fixed
half-hour-offset timezone and a one-hour unit for the relevant rounding cases,
with timestamps and expected results chosen to distinguish epoch-based rounding
from local-clock-field rounding. Preserve coverage of both floor and round
behavior while replacing the insufficient FIFTEEN_MINUTES cases.
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CodeRabbit pointed out the 15 minute cases could not detect an implementation that rounded local clock fields instead of the timestamp: every timezone offset is a whole number of quarter hours, so both approaches land on the same instants. The comment claimed otherwise. Rather than build a stronger version, removed it. The distinction only shows up at an hour or coarser, and the only consumer -- the bout timeline's tick labels -- picks a label scale from the visible window, reaching an hour only above roughly 80 minutes of visible range. Typical bouts show 5 and 10 minute labels, where the two approaches agree. The remaining case still covers rounding at units larger than a minute. Also assert the call count on the empty-form submission so the test matches its name.
What changed
Installed vitest to dev-dependencies
npm i -D vitestAdded scripts to package.json (
--passWithNoTestsallows the script to succeed even if no tests have been added yet)Added
ui/vitest.config.tsfile for @alias mapping and Node.js test environmentAdded
vitest.config.tsto ..eslintrcignoreExports to suppress lint warning for default exportHow to use
Run all tests:
cd ui && npm run testRun in watch mode:
cd ui && npm run test:watchTest file naming Vitest discovers by default:
*.test.ts,*.test.tsx,*.spec.ts,*.spec.tsxPlace tests close to source (recommended), e.g.:
utils/dataTransforms.tsutils/dataTransforms.test.tsCurrent config uses environment: "node":
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