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Refactor: src/utils/getRefreshToken.test.ts from Jest to Vitest #2913

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Refactor: Migration from Jest to Vitest for test files

Issue Number:
Fixes #2757

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Yes. The migrated tests maintain 100% coverage and all tests are passing.

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N/A - This is a test file migration

Summary
This PR migrates src/utils/getRefreshToken.test.ts from Jest to Vitest as part of our ongoing migration to Vitest. Additionally, it includes fixes for src/screens/OrganizationDashboard/OrganizationDashboard.spec.tsx which was causing test failures and was approved for modification by Peter Harrison in this conversation.

Key changes:

  • Migrated getRefreshToken.test.ts to Vitest syntax
  • Renamed file to getRefreshToken.spec.ts
  • Replaced Jest-specific functions with Vitest equivalents
  • Added proper TypeScript interfaces with required prefixes
  • Maintained 100% test coverage
  • Fixed failing tests in OrganizationDashboard.spec.tsx as approved by maintainer

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The inclusion of OrganizationDashboard.spec.tsx fixes was discussed and approved by Peter Harrison, who confirmed that while CodeRabbit might flag it, our checks focus on code quality rather than file types.

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  • Tests
    • Enhanced unit tests for the OrganizationDashboard component to ensure accurate loading and verification of upcoming events.
    • Introduced a new test suite for the refreshToken function, validating both successful and failed token refresh scenarios.
    • Removed outdated test file for the refreshToken function, streamlining the testing process.

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Walkthrough

This pull request focuses on refactoring test files from Jest to Vitest, specifically targeting the getRefreshToken utility and OrganizationDashboard component tests. The changes involve migrating test syntax, renaming test files from .test.* to .spec.*, and ensuring compatibility with Vitest's testing framework. The modifications aim to improve test reliability and align with the project's ongoing testing infrastructure modernization.

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File Change Summary
src/screens/OrganizationDashboard/OrganizationDashboard.spec.tsx Updated unit tests with more flexible matchers and added wait conditions for asynchronous rendering
src/utils/getRefreshToken.spec.ts Migrated from Jest to Vitest, implemented new test suite with mocked Apollo Client and localStorage
src/utils/getRefreshToken.test.ts Deleted file, replaced by Vitest-based test specification

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Replace Jest-specific functions with Vitest equivalents [#2757]
Rename test file from .test.* to .spec.* [#2757]
Ensure tests pass using npm run test:vitest [#2757] Requires full test run verification
Maintain 100% test coverage [#2757] Requires coverage report confirmation

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src/utils/getRefreshToken.spec.ts (1)

29-33: Performance caution: use undefined assignment rather than delete
The static analysis tool warns about performance implications of the delete operator, especially on highly used objects like window. Consider using an undefined assignment instead to avoid potential performance pitfalls:

- delete (window as TestInterfacePartialWindow).location;
+ (window as TestInterfacePartialWindow).location = undefined;
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[error] 33-33: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

(lint/performance/noDelete)

src/screens/OrganizationDashboard/OrganizationDashboard.spec.tsx (1)

Line range hint 379-379: Minor spelling correction
The test name "should redirectt to / if error occurs" has a slight typo (“redirectt”). Consider correcting it to "redirect".

- it('should redirectt to / if error occurs', async () => {
+ it('should redirect to / if error occurs', async () => {
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  • src/screens/OrganizationDashboard/OrganizationDashboard.spec.tsx (2 hunks)
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src/utils/getRefreshToken.spec.ts

[error] 33-33: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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src/utils/getRefreshToken.spec.ts (8)

1-1: Meta comment for test environment configuration
The // SKIP_LOCALSTORAGE_CHECK comment may be referencing a custom rule or linting configuration. Ensure it's documented in the repo guidelines or code comments so future contributors understand its purpose.


2-2: Vitest import is correct
Good job on replacing Jest imports with Vitest counterparts (describe, it, expect, beforeEach, vi).


5-16: Mocking ApolloClient correctly
The mock setup for mutate successfully simulates a resolved Promise with expected token data. This is a good approach for testing success paths.


18-24: Adequate mocking of '@apollo/client'
By returning a custom ApolloClient that uses your mockApolloClient, you clearly separate concerns between real and mocked behavior.


37-44: Local storage mock
The mock object for localStorage is thorough, covering all standard methods and a few extras. This is good for ensuring comprehensive testing of localStorage usage.


46-52: Effective use of beforeEach
Resetting mocks before each test ensures independent, repeatable tests. This is consistent with best testing practices.


54-67: Test for successful refresh

  1. Verifying that the tokens are updated in local storage.
  2. Checking that window.location.reload() is called.
  3. Ensuring the function returns true.

All of these fully validate the success scenario of the refresh function.


69-86: Test for refresh failure

  1. Mocking mutate to simulate a rejected Promise.
  2. Verifying the function returns false and logs the error.
  3. Spying on console.error to assert that the error is correctly reported.

These statements thoroughly validate the failure scenario.

src/screens/OrganizationDashboard/OrganizationDashboard.spec.tsx (2)

150-154: Good async test practice
Waiting for the text to appear before proceeding helps ensure your test synchronizes properly with asynchronous rendering. This approach reduces flakiness and clarifies the test's intent.


163-168: Flexible matcher usage
Using getByText(/Event 1/i, { exact: false }) is a robust way to handle text variations and potential future changes to event titles. Good call on optimizing for partial matching.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 88.00%. Comparing base (471f113) to head (be15cb1).
Report is 18 commits behind head on develop-postgres.

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@palisadoes palisadoes merged commit 431a76a into PalisadoesFoundation:develop-postgres Dec 26, 2024
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