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Test: Added test file for src/graphql/types/Venue/updater.ts #3300

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
This PR will add the test file containing the test cases for src/graphql/types/Venue/updater.ts.

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  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the resolver for the venue updater field, enhancing readability while maintaining original logic and error handling.
  • Tests

    • Implemented a comprehensive suite of unit tests to validate user authentication and authorization scenarios for accessing the venue updater field.

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This pull request refactors the resolver for the updater field of the Venue type by extracting the inline resolver into an exported asynchronous function called resolveUpdater. The function preserves the original logic for authentication, error handling, and user retrieval. Additionally, a new test suite has been added using the Vitest framework to comprehensively cover scenarios such as unauthenticated access, role validations, and various edge cases involving the updater field logic.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/graphql/types/Venue/updater.ts Refactored the inline resolver into an exported function resolveUpdater while preserving authentication, error handling, and user retrieval logic.
test/graphql/types/Venue/updater.test.ts Introduced a new test suite using Vitest to validate the behavior of resolveUpdater across multiple authentication and authorization scenarios.

Possibly related PRs

  • tests for src/graphql/types/Event/updater.ts added #3180: The changes in the main PR are related to the modifications in the retrieved PR as both involve the creation and testing of resolver functions for the updater field in their respective GraphQL schemas, specifically focusing on user authentication and authorization logic.
  • Test: src/graphql/types/Organization/updater.ts #3167: The changes in the main PR, which refactor the updater resolver for the Venue type, are related to the retrieved PR that introduces the updater resolver for the Organization type, as both involve similar authentication checks and logic for resolving user access based on updaterId.
  • Test: src/graphql/types/FundCampaignPledge/updater.ts #3190: The changes in the main PR, which involve the refactoring of the resolveUpdater function for the Venue type, are related to the similar introduction of the resolveUpdater function for the FundCampaignPledge type in the retrieved PR, as both modifications involve the same function name and resolver logic structure.

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test/graphql/types/Venue/updater.test.ts (14)

1-48: Well-structured test setup with comprehensive mocks.

The test setup is well organized with proper typing and comprehensive mocks for the GraphQL context, including authentication state, database operations, and Fastify components. This provides a solid foundation for testing various scenarios.


49-64: Good use of beforeEach for test fixture setup.

Using beforeEach to reset test fixtures between tests helps maintain test isolation and prevents state from leaking between test cases, which is a best practice.


65-81: Thorough authentication testing.

Good test case for unauthenticated users, properly verifying that the resolver throws the expected error with the correct error code.


83-95: Complete error handling verification.

This test effectively verifies that the resolver handles the case where a user is not found in the database, which is an important edge case to cover.


97-109: System administrator access validation.

This test properly verifies that system administrators can access the updater information regardless of organization membership.


111-127: Organization administrator access validation.

Good test for verifying that organization administrators have appropriate access to updater information, which is crucial for role-based authorization.


129-150: Authorization restriction test.

Good test for verifying that non-administrative users are properly restricted from accessing updater information.


152-165: Null updater handling.

This test correctly verifies that the resolver returns null when a venue has no updater, which is an important edge case.


167-179: Current user as updater test.

This test correctly verifies the optimization where the current user is returned directly when they are the updater, avoiding an unnecessary database query.


181-200: Different updater fetching test.

Good test for the scenario where the updater is different from the current user, verifying both the authentication logic and the updater retrieval logic.


202-219: Empty organization memberships handling.

This test correctly verifies that users with empty organization memberships are properly handled with the correct authorization error.


221-240: Missing updater user error handling.

This test verifies the error handling for the edge case where an updater ID exists but the corresponding user doesn't, which would indicate database inconsistency.


242-276: Database query parameter verification.

Excellent test that goes beyond just verifying function outputs by also checking that the database is queried with the correct organizationId filter. This helps catch subtle bugs in query construction.


1-277: Comprehensive test coverage for all edge cases.

The test suite provides excellent coverage of all possible scenarios including authentication, authorization, edge cases like null values, and unexpected database states. This thorough approach ensures robust validation of the resolver functionality.

src/graphql/types/Venue/updater.ts (3)

1-6: Good type imports and module organization.

The file properly imports necessary types and modules, and has added the explicit VenueType import for improved type safety.


7-86: Well-refactored resolver function with clear logic flow.

The resolveUpdater function has been nicely extracted from an inline implementation to a standalone function, improving readability and testability while maintaining the original logic. The function follows a clear flow of:

  1. Authentication check
  2. Current user retrieval
  3. Authorization validation
  4. Conditional logic for updater resolution
  5. Error handling for edge cases

The error messages are descriptive and include appropriate error codes.


88-96: Clean implementation with the extracted resolver.

The Venue implementation now uses the extracted resolveUpdater function, which simplifies the code while maintaining the original functionality.

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test/graphql/types/Venue/updater.test.ts (9)

1-7: Well-organized imports and dependencies

The imports are well-structured, including all necessary dependencies for testing the resolver function. Good job importing only what's needed and organizing them logically.


8-15: Good use of interfaces for type safety

The CurrentClient interface is well-defined and provides good type safety for the authentication context needed in the tests.


16-47: Comprehensive mock setup

The mock setup is thorough and covers all necessary components for testing. The Fastify instance, reply, and context mocks include all required methods and properties.


49-63: Well-structured test suite with proper setup

The test suite follows best practices with a descriptive name and proper use of beforeEach to reset the test state, preventing test interdependency issues.


65-81: Authentication test case is well implemented

This test correctly verifies that unauthenticated users receive the appropriate error. The error assertion is properly structured with the expected code.


97-109: Consider using separate mock data for each test

Based on the retrieved learnings, it's better to keep mock data separate for each test case instead of extracting common objects. Your current approach aligns with this recommendation - continue creating fresh mock objects in each test for better isolation.

Also applies to: 111-127


181-200: Well-implemented test for different updater scenario

This test case effectively verifies the behavior when the updater is different from the current user. The sequential database call mocking is implemented correctly.


242-276: Excellent implementation of database query verification

This test goes beyond simple mock assertions to verify that the database is queried with the correct parameters. The custom mock implementation effectively tests the internal behavior of the resolver.


1-277: Comprehensive test coverage for the updater resolver

Overall, this test file provides excellent coverage of the resolveUpdater function. You've covered authentication checks, authorization for different user roles, edge cases like missing updaters, and implementation details like database queries.

The tests are well-structured, isolated, and follow best practices for maintainability.

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@palisadoes I added 2 more test cases, now the test coverage is almost 100%, also coderabbit approves the PR.

@palisadoes palisadoes requested a review from disha1202 February 27, 2025 04:55
@PratapRathi PratapRathi force-pushed the Test/src-graphql-types-Venue-updater.ts branch from 5a623af to 6fc60de Compare February 28, 2025 03:31
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@disha1202 @palisadoes Please review this PR.

@noman2002 noman2002 merged commit 9852b7d into PalisadoesFoundation:develop-postgres Mar 1, 2025
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