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test(table): add table utils has-common test #526

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    • Added new test file to validate the hasCommon utility function
    • Enhanced TypeScript configuration to support Vitest testing framework
    • Expanded test file inclusion in compilation process

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A new test file has-common.test.ts has been added to the packages/table-module/__tests__/utils/ directory to validate the hasCommon utility function. The test suite uses the @wangeditor-next/core and slate libraries to test two scenarios: verifying common table ancestors and ensuring correct handling of paths without shared ancestors. Simultaneously, the tsconfig.json was updated to include Vitest global types and expand test file compilation.

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packages/table-module/__tests__/utils/has-common.test.ts New test file added to validate hasCommon utility function with two test cases
tsconfig.json Added "vitest/globals" to compiler types and expanded test file inclusion pattern

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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
packages/table-module/__tests__/utils/has-common.test.ts (4)

21-24: Consider improving test isolation.

Creating and setting up the editor in the describe block could lead to state sharing between tests. Consider moving the editor creation and setup into beforeEach to ensure each test starts with a fresh editor state.

 describe('hasCommon', () => {
-  const editor = createEditor()
-  setEditorSelection(editor)
+  let editor: core.IDomEditor
+
+  beforeEach(() => {
+    editor = createEditor()
+    setEditorSelection(editor)
+  })

87-87: Translate comment to English for consistency.

The Chinese comment // 插入 divider should be in English.

- editor.insertNode(elem) // 插入 divider
+ editor.insertNode(elem) // Insert table element

26-91: Consider adding more assertions and edge cases.

While the test correctly verifies the basic functionality, consider:

  1. Testing with different depths of common ancestors
  2. Adding assertions to verify the table structure was inserted correctly
  3. Testing with invalid or malformed paths

21-100: Enhance test coverage with additional scenarios.

Consider adding test cases for:

  1. Null/undefined paths
  2. Empty path arrays
  3. Invalid node types
  4. Deeply nested structures
  5. Multiple paths with mixed common/non-common ancestors
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packages/table-module/__tests__/utils/has-common.test.ts (2)

5-19: Well-structured test setup!

Good job on the imports organization and the typed helper function implementation.


93-99: Verify type parameter consistency.

The first test uses 'tr' as the type parameter for hasCommon, while this test uses 'table'. Ensure this difference is intentional and document the reason if it is.

tsconfig.json (1)

30-32: LGTM! Configuration changes look good.

The addition of Vitest globals and test file patterns is appropriate for supporting the new test implementation.

Also applies to: 41-42

@cycleccc cycleccc merged commit 9b2ffc7 into master Jan 27, 2025
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