chore: streaming no-header test + password rehash design + verification report update #43
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds documentation and testing improvements for the jive-api project, including a streaming export integration test, password rehashing design documentation, and a comprehensive verification report.
- Streaming export test that validates CSV export without headers when
include_header=false - Password rehash design document outlining migration strategy from bcrypt to Argon2id
- Detailed verification report documenting system health checks, performance testing, and production readiness
Reviewed Changes
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| jive-api/tests/integration/transactions_export_stream_no_header_test.rs | Integration test for streaming CSV export without headers |
| docs/PASSWORD_REHASH_DESIGN.md | Design document for migrating password hashes from bcrypt to Argon2id |
| VERIFICATION_REPORT_2025_09_25.md | Comprehensive verification report with health checks and performance metrics |
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| sqlx::query("INSERT INTO accounts (id,ledger_id,name,account_type,currency,current_balance,created_at,updated_at) VALUES ($1,$2,'NoHdrAcc','cash','CNY',0,NOW(),NOW())") | ||
| .bind(account_id).bind(ledger_id.0).execute(&pool).await.expect("account"); | ||
| sqlx::query("INSERT INTO transactions (id,ledger_id,account_id,transaction_type,amount,currency,transaction_date,description,created_at,updated_at) VALUES ($1,$2,$3,'expense',18,'CNY',CURRENT_DATE,'NoHdrTxn',NOW(),NOW())") | ||
| .bind(Uuid::new_v4()).bind(ledger_id.0).bind(account_id).execute(&pool).await.expect("txn"); |
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Raw SQL strings make the test fragile and hard to maintain. Consider using a struct-based approach with sqlx macros or creating test helper functions for inserting test data.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new integration test for streaming exports, a design document for password rehashing, and an updated verification report. The changes are well-structured and primarily additive. The password rehash design is sound, and the new test is a valuable addition. I've provided a few suggestions to improve the clarity of the documentation and the robustness of the new test.
| cargo run --bin benchmark_export_streaming --features export_stream \ | ||
| -- --rows 5000 --database-url $DATABASE_URL |
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The cargo run command for the large-scale test appears to be missing the package specifier -p jive-money-api. To ensure the command runs correctly from the workspace root, it's recommended to explicitly specify the package, which also aligns with the comment in the benchmark_export_streaming.rs source file.
| cargo run --bin benchmark_export_streaming --features export_stream \ | |
| -- --rows 5000 --database-url $DATABASE_URL | |
| cargo run -p jive-money-api --bin benchmark_export_streaming --features export_stream \ | |
| -- --rows 5000 --database-url $DATABASE_URL |
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| ### Pseudocode | ||
| ```rust | ||
| if hash.starts_with("$2") { // bcrypt branch success |
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The pseudocode uses hash.starts_with("$2") to detect bcrypt hashes. While this may work for many cases, it's a bit generic. The "Current State" section correctly identifies the prefixes as $2a, $2b, and $2y. To improve clarity and precision in the design, consider making the check more explicit to cover all specified bcrypt variants. This ensures the implementation detail is clearly captured in the design.
| if hash.starts_with("$2") { // bcrypt branch success | |
| if hash.starts_with("$2a$") || hash.starts_with("$2b$") || hash.starts_with("$2y$") { // bcrypt branch success |
| // Must NOT start with header prefix | ||
| assert!(!body_bytes.starts_with(b"Date,Description"), "Header unexpectedly present"); | ||
| // Should contain at least one newline (row) | ||
| assert!(body_bytes.windows(1).any(|b| b == b"\n"), "CSV content missing newline"); |
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The current assertion assert!(body_bytes.windows(1).any(|b| b == b"\n"), "CSV content missing newline"); only verifies that a newline character exists in the response. This is a weak check as it doesn't confirm that the actual transaction data was written to the stream. A more robust test would be to assert that the response body contains some unique data from the transaction created during the test setup, such as the description 'NoHdrTxn'.
| assert!(body_bytes.windows(1).any(|b| b == b"\n"), "CSV content missing newline"); | |
| assert!(String::from_utf8_lossy(&body_bytes).contains("NoHdrTxn"), "CSV content should contain transaction data"); |
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