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fix: Tests for article list and skeleton partials #97
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Note Other AI code review bot(s) detectedCodeRabbit has detected other AI code review bot(s) in this pull request and will avoid duplicating their findings in the review comments. This may lead to a less comprehensive review. WalkthroughAdds two new test suites under tests/partials: one for ArticleItemSkeletonPartial.vue verifying default and prop-driven animation classes, and one for ArticlesListPartial.vue covering data fetching, rendering, loading with debounced search, cancellation behavior, and empty states using mocked stores and deferred promises. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
autonumber
actor U as User
participant C as ArticlesListPartial
participant D as Debounce fn
participant S as API Store
participant R as Renderer
rect rgb(245,248,255)
note over C: Mount
C->>S: getCategories()
C->>S: getPosts(filters from categories)
S-->>C: posts (async)
C->>R: Render categories + items
end
U->>C: Type search term
C->>D: debounce(handleSearch)
D-->>C: schedule call
U->>C: Type again (before delay)
C->>D: cancel previous, debounce new
D-->>C: invoke handleSearch()
C->>R: Show skeletons (loading)
C->>S: getPosts(search filters)
S-->>C: posts (async)
alt results
C->>R: Render article items
else no results
C->>R: Render "No articles found."
end
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This pull request adds test coverage for ArticleItemSkeletonPartial and ArticlesListPartial. The tests for ArticleItemSkeletonPartial are well-written and cover the component's props. The tests for ArticlesListPartial are comprehensive, covering initial data fetching, loading states, and search updates. However, I've identified a significant performance issue in the search functionality that is being tested. The current implementation fetches data on every keystroke, which should be debounced. I've left a detailed comment on how to address this.
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tests/partials/ArticlesListPartial.test.ts (1)
src/stores/api/store.ts (2)
getCategories(105-113)getPosts(114-122)
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tests/partials/ArticleItemSkeletonPartial.test.ts
[error] 9-9: Assertion failed: expected [ 'py-5', 'border-b', …(2) ] to include 'animate-pulse'
tests/partials/ArticlesListPartial.test.ts
[error] 64-64: Error during mocking: Cannot access 'debounceMock' before initialization
🪛 GitHub Check: vitest
tests/partials/ArticleItemSkeletonPartial.test.ts
[failure] 9-9: tests/partials/ArticleItemSkeletonPartial.test.ts > ArticleItemSkeletonPartial > renders with animation enabled by default
AssertionError: expected [ 'py-5', 'border-b', …(2) ] to include 'animate-pulse'
❯ tests/partials/ArticleItemSkeletonPartial.test.ts:9:29
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tests/partials/ArticleItemSkeletonPartial.test.ts (1)
12-18: Verify this test after fixing the component implementation.This test might currently pass for the wrong reason. If the component never includes
animate-pulse(as indicated by the first test failure), then this assertion would pass even though the component isn't correctly implementing the animation toggle behavior.After fixing the component to include
animate-pulseby default, re-run this test to ensure it properly validates that theisAnimated: falseprop removes the animation class.tests/partials/ArticlesListPartial.test.ts (4)
1-6: LGTM!The imports are appropriate for a comprehensive test suite with type safety and data mocking capabilities.
8-37: LGTM!The factory functions are well-structured and use faker appropriately to generate comprehensive test data. The nested author structure in
createPostproperly mirrors the API response shape.
39-53: LGTM!The
DeferredPromiseutility is well-implemented and provides excellent control over async test scenarios. This pattern enables precise testing of loading states and race conditions.
88-198: LGTM after fixing the TDZ error.The test cases are comprehensive and well-structured:
- Lines 115-145: Properly verifies initial data fetching, category filtering, and article rendering.
- Lines 147-181: Excellent integration test using deferred promises to verify loading states, debounce cancellation, and skeleton rendering.
- Lines 183-198: Validates the empty state scenario.
The tests follow good practices with proper lifecycle management, clear assertions, and controlled async behavior.
Note: These tests will only pass after fixing the TDZ error in the mock setup (lines 55-86).
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