Tests

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Tests

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Description

• Comprehensive test suite implementation covering both backend (Python) and frontend (JavaScript/TypeScript) testing

• Backend tests include API endpoints, authentication, WebSocket functionality, database operations, and complete user journeys

• Frontend tests cover authentication forms, DOM manipulation, event handling, and async operations with Jest and testing-library

• Test infrastructure setup including pytest configuration, Jest configuration, fixtures, and utility helpers

• CI/CD integration with GitHub Actions workflow for automated testing on all branches

• Testing documentation and local test runner scripts for development and CI simulation

• Added testing dependencies to requirements.txt and package.json for both Python and JavaScript test frameworks

• Removed unused src/test.ts file and cleaned up src/home.ts by removing unused imports

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Diagram Walkthrough

flowchart LR
  A["Test Infrastructure<br/>pytest.ini, conftest.py<br/>jest.config.js, setup.ts"] --> B["Backend Tests<br/>test_auth.py, test_api.py<br/>test_websocket.py, test_postgres.py"]
  A --> C["Frontend Tests<br/>auth.test.ts, simple.test.ts<br/>test-utils.ts"]
  B --> D["CI/CD Pipeline<br/>GitHub Actions<br/>test.yml"]
  C --> D
  E["Test Scripts<br/>test.sh, test-ci.sh<br/>test-integration.sh"] --> D
  F["Dependencies<br/>requirements.txt<br/>package.json"] --> B
  F --> C
  G["Documentation<br/>TESTING.md<br/>SETUP.md"] --> E

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Tests	22 files auth.test.ts Frontend authentication tests with form validation              tests/frontend/auth.test.ts New Jest test suite for frontend authentication with jsdom environment Tests login form submission with successful and error scenarios Tests signup form validation including password length constraints Mocks global fetch API for HTTP request testing +155/-0  simple.test.ts Basic frontend DOM and event handling tests                            tests/frontend/simple.test.ts New Jest test suite for basic frontend DOM and event handling Tests DOM manipulation, event listeners, and CSS class operations Tests async operations and fetch mocking functionality Verifies core browser APIs work in jsdom environment +80/-0    test-utils.ts Frontend test utilities and mock helpers                                  tests/test-utils.ts New utility module providing helper functions for frontend testing Includes DOM setup, mock element creation, and event generation utilities Provides mock implementations for fetch, WebSocket, and storage APIs Includes waitFor helper for async condition polling +79/-0    setup.ts Jest configuration and global mock setup                                  tests/setup.ts New Jest setup file for frontend test configuration Mocks global objects including fetch, WebSocket, localStorage, and sessionStorage Imports testing-library jest-dom matchers for DOM assertions Provides consistent mock implementations across all tests +31/-0    test_user_flows.py Backend user flow tests for messaging and friends                tests/test_user_flows.py Comprehensive Python test suite for user messaging workflows Tests complete messaging flow, message deletion, and conversation management Tests friend request workflows including send, accept, and reject flows Tests online status tracking and WebSocket authentication +482/-0  test_integration_functionality.py Integration tests with real server endpoints                          tests/test_integration_functionality.py Integration tests using real running server for end-to-end testing Tests complete signup and login flow with authentication tokens Tests friend request workflow and messaging between users Tests WebSocket token generation and online status functionality +358/-0  test_api_flows_fixed.py Fixed API endpoint flow tests                                                        tests/test_api_flows_fixed.py Fixed API flow tests matching actual application endpoints Tests login, user info retrieval, and unauthorized access scenarios Tests friend request endpoints and error handling for invalid operations Tests WebSocket security and malformed request handling +327/-0  test_websocket_flows.py WebSocket real-time messaging tests                                            tests/test_websocket_flows.py Tests for WebSocket real-time functionality and authentication Tests online status tracking and typing indicator flows Tests message delivery and real-time updates between users Tests multiple user connections and WebSocket integration +312/-0  test_complete_user_journey.py Complete end-to-end user journey tests                                      tests/test_complete_user_journey.py Complete user journey tests from signup through active chatting Tests full lifecycle including friend requests, message exchange, and deletion Tests multi-conversation management with multiple friends Tests error handling for invalid operations in user flows +309/-0  test_core_functionality.py Core functionality and authentication tests                            tests/test_core_functionality.py Tests core application functionality including signup and login Tests authenticated API access and protected endpoints Tests friend request functionality and basic message operations Tests WebSocket token generation for real-time features +315/-0  test_user_flows_simple.py Simplified synchronous user flow tests                                      tests/test_user_flows_simple.py Simplified user flow tests using TestClient for synchronous testing Tests complete messaging flow between two users Tests friend request workflow with acceptance and verification Tests message deletion and online status API endpoints +317/-0  test_api_flows.py Basic API flow and endpoint tests                                                tests/test_api_flows.py Simple API flow tests using working test setup Tests login, user info retrieval, and unauthorized access Tests friends and conversation endpoints with proper structure validation Tests error handling for malformed requests and invalid operations +266/-0  test_working_flows.py Working endpoint availability and security tests                  tests/test_working_flows.py Tests basic endpoint availability and page loading Tests unauthorized access to protected API endpoints Tests invalid request handling and error responses Tests static file serving and WebSocket endpoint security +241/-0  __init__.py Tests package initialization                                                          tests/init.py New empty package initialization file for tests module +1/-0      test_api.py API endpoints test suite for friends and messages                tests/test_api.py Comprehensive test suite for API endpoints covering friends, messages, and user status functionality Tests authentication requirements, friend request workflows, message sending and retrieval Tests page routes and redirect behavior for authenticated and unauthenticated users Uses async test patterns with pytest.mark.asyncio and AsyncClient from httpx +147/-0  test_auth.py Authentication and password security test suite                    tests/test_auth.py Tests password hashing and verification using get_password_hash and verify_password utilities Tests authentication endpoints including signup, login, and logout flows Tests duplicate username/email validation during signup Tests current user retrieval and unauthorized access handling +134/-0  conftest.py Pytest fixtures and configuration for database testing      tests/conftest.py Pytest configuration file with fixtures for database, client, and test users Implements test_db fixture connecting to Render PostgreSQL using DATABASE_URL environment variable Provides auth_headers fixture for authenticated requests and two_users fixture for multi-user tests Includes automatic cleanup fixtures to delete test data after each test +145/-0  test_render_db.py Render PostgreSQL database integration tests                          tests/test_render_db.py Tests Render PostgreSQL database connectivity and basic operations Verifies existence of required tables (users, messages, friends) Tests user creation and login flow with Render database Validates database schema structure and column definitions +120/-0  test_websocket.py WebSocket real-time features test suite                                    tests/test_websocket.py Tests WebSocket connection authentication and authorization Includes placeholder tests for typing indicators, user status updates, and message broadcasting Tests multiple user connections and proper disconnection cleanup Uses websockets library for connection testing +90/-0    test_simple_render.py Simple Render database connectivity tests                                tests/test_simple_render.py Simple standalone tests for Render PostgreSQL database connection without complex fixtures Tests basic database connectivity and table existence verification Tests user creation and deletion workflows with unique identifiers Includes print statements for debugging and verification output +102/-0  test_postgres.py PostgreSQL database operations test suite                                tests/test_postgres.py Tests PostgreSQL database operations including connection and user management Verifies all required tables exist in the database Tests complete user login flow with PostgreSQL backend Validates database schema structure +90/-0    test_simple.py Password hashing utility unit tests                                            tests/test_simple.py Simple unit tests for password hashing and verification without database dependencies Tests edge cases including empty passwords and very long passwords Tests that different passwords produce different hashes Provides fast, reliable tests for security utilities +45/-0
Formatting	2 files home.ts Code cleanup and formatting improvements                                  src/home.ts Removed unused import of protectRoute from auth module Reformatted cookie token extraction logic for better readability Improved code formatting with proper line breaks and spacing +5/-2      styles.css Compiled Tailwind CSS stylesheet                                                  static/css/styles.css Compiled Tailwind CSS stylesheet with all utility classes and responsive variants Includes custom color definitions for penn-red, space-cadet, sunset, and raisin-black Contains animations, transitions, and filter utilities Minified production-ready CSS file +1/-0
Configuration changes	6 files jest.config.js Jest configuration for frontend testing                                    jest.config.js Jest configuration for JavaScript/TypeScript testing with jsdom environment Configures TypeScript support via ts-jest transformer Sets up coverage reporting with text, lcov, and html formats Defines test file patterns and setup files +19/-0    test.sh Local test runner script with coverage reporting                  scripts/test.sh Bash script for running Python and JavaScript tests locally Checks virtual environment activation and DATABASE_URL environment variable Installs dependencies, builds frontend assets, and runs test suites Generates coverage reports and provides guidance for integration testing +57/-0    test-ci.sh Local CI simulation script for GitHub Actions                        scripts/test-ci.sh Local CI simulation script that mimics GitHub Actions workflow Loads .env file and checks for required environment variables Runs Python and JavaScript tests with conditional database test execution Provides summary output and deployment readiness status +61/-0    test.yml GitHub Actions automated testing workflow                                .github/workflows/test.yml GitHub Actions workflow that runs on all branches for push and pull request events Sets up Python 3.13 and Node.js 20 environments with dependency caching Executes Python backend tests, JavaScript frontend tests, and builds frontend assets Provides test results summary and deployment readiness status +59/-0    test-integration.sh Integration test runner script                                                      scripts/test-integration.sh Bash script for running integration tests that require a running server Checks if server is running at http://localhost:8000 before executing tests Provides instructions for starting the server and running integration tests Tests actual functionality like user signup, friend requests, and messaging +44/-0    pytest.ini Pytest configuration and test markers                                        pytest.ini Pytest configuration file specifying test discovery patterns and paths Enables async test mode with asyncio_mode = auto Configures coverage reporting with HTML and terminal output Defines custom markers for slow, integration, websocket, and postgresql tests +19/-0
Documentation	2 files TESTING.md Complete testing guide and documentation                                  TESTING.md Comprehensive testing guide documenting infrastructure and integration test types Explains test execution methods, coverage areas, and troubleshooting procedures Provides CI/CD integration instructions for GitHub Actions Includes test strategy rationale and success criteria +216/-0  SETUP.md GitHub Actions configuration and setup guide                          .github/SETUP.md GitHub Actions setup guide for configuring repository secrets Documents required DATABASE_URL secret and optional Render deployment secrets Describes included workflow files and their purposes Provides troubleshooting steps for common CI/CD issues +109/-0
Dependencies	2 files package.json Frontend testing framework and npm scripts                              package.json Adds Jest testing framework with TypeScript support via ts-jest Adds testing library dependencies (@testing-library/dom, @testing-library/jest-dom) Adds npm scripts for test, test:watch, and test:coverage commands Adds Jest and related devDependencies for frontend testing +10/-1    requirements.txt Testing framework dependencies                                                      requirements.txt Adds testing dependencies: pytest, pytest-asyncio, pytest-cov, pytest-mock Enables comprehensive test coverage reporting and async test support Provides mocking capabilities for unit tests Maintains existing production dependencies +7/-1
Additional files	1 files test.ts +0/-13

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⚪	External service dependency Description: Integration tests attempt to connect to http://localhost:8000 without isolation, which can accidentally hit a developer’s local instance or wrong environment during CI, potentially causing unintended data manipulation or leaking cookies/session to an external service if DNS/proxy is compromised. test_integration_functionality.py [15-36] Referred Code def server_url(self): """Base URL for the running server.""" return "http://localhost:8000" @pytest.fixture(scope="class") def server_running(self, server_url): """Check if the server is running and wait for it to be ready.""" max_attempts = 30 for attempt in range(max_attempts): try: response = requests.get(f"{server_url}/", timeout=2) if response.status_code == 200: print(f"✅ Server is running at {server_url}") return True except requests.exceptions.RequestException: pass if attempt < max_attempts - 1: print(f"⏳ Waiting for server to start... (attempt {attempt + 1}/{max_attempts})") time.sleep(1) ... (clipped 1 lines)
	Inadequate test isolation Description: Global mocks for fetch, WebSocket, and storages are set as jest.fn() without restoring original implementations across the test suite which can mask security-relevant behaviors and lead to false negatives in tests that should validate secure cookie or network usage. setup.ts [5-31] Referred Code global.fetch = jest.fn(); // Mock WebSocket global.WebSocket = jest.fn(() => ({ close: jest.fn(), send: jest.fn(), addEventListener: jest.fn(), removeEventListener: jest.fn(), })) as any; // Mock localStorage const localStorageMock = { getItem: jest.fn(), setItem: jest.fn(), removeItem: jest.fn(), clear: jest.fn(), }; global.localStorage = localStorageMock as any; // Mock sessionStorage const sessionStorageMock = { ... (clipped 6 lines)
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High-level	Consolidate the redundant backend tests The backend test suite has many overlapping files for user flows, API flows, and database tests. These should be consolidated into a more organized structure (e.g., unit, integration, e2e) to improve maintainability. Examples: tests/test_user_flows.py [9-85] class TestMessagingFlow: """Test complete messaging workflows between users.""" def test_complete_messaging_flow(self, client: TestClient, test_db): """Test complete messaging flow: user1 sends message to user2.""" import uuid unique_id = str(uuid.uuid4())[:8] # Create two users user1_data = { ... (clipped 67 lines) tests/test_user_flows_simple.py [9-97] class TestMessagingFlow: """Test complete messaging workflows between users.""" def test_complete_messaging_flow(self, client: TestClient, test_db): """Test complete messaging flow: user1 sends message to user2.""" unique_id = str(uuid.uuid4())[:8] # Create two users user1_data = { "username": f"messenger1_{unique_id}", ... (clipped 79 lines) Solution Walkthrough: Before: // tests/ // |-- test_user_flows.py // | `-- class TestMessagingFlow: ...` // |-- test_complete_user_journey.py // | `-- class TestCompleteUserJourney: ...` (also tests messaging) // |-- test_user_flows_simple.py // | `-- class TestMessagingFlow: ...` // |-- test_api_flows.py // | `-- class TestAPIFlows: ...` // |-- test_api_flows_fixed.py // | `-- class TestAPIFlows: ...` // |-- test_postgres.py // | `-- class TestPostgreSQLDatabase: ...` // |-- test_render_db.py // | `-- class TestRenderDatabase: ...` // ... and many other redundant files After: // tests/ // |-- unit/ // | `-- test_security_utils.py` // | `-- class TestPasswordHashing: ...` // |-- integration/ // | |-- test_database.py // | | `-- class TestDatabaseOperations: ...` // | |-- test_auth_api.py // | | `-- class TestAuthEndpoints: ...` // | |-- test_messaging_api.py // | | `-- class TestMessagingAPI: ...` // | `-- test_friends_api.py // | `-- class TestFriendsAPI: ...` // |-- e2e/ // | `-- test_user_journey.py // | `-- class TestCompleteUserJourney: ...` // `-- conftest.py Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a critical structural flaw in the backend test suite, where numerous files like test_user_flows.py, test_api_flows.py, and their variants contain significant overlapping and redundant logic, making the suite unmaintainable.	High
Possible issue	✅ Fix invalid use of await Suggestion Impact: The commit removes the problematic synchronous test that used await and keeps/introduces other tests as async with @pytest.mark.asyncio and AsyncClient patterns, effectively addressing the invalid await usage by eliminating the offending test. code diff: -class TestMessagingFlow: - """Test complete messaging workflows between users.""" - - def test_complete_messaging_flow(self, client: TestClient, test_db): - """Test complete messaging flow: user1 sends message to user2.""" - import uuid - unique_id = str(uuid.uuid4())[:8] - - # Create two users - user1_data = { - "username": f"messenger1_{unique_id}", - "email": f"msg1_{unique_id}@test.com", - "password": "password123" - } - user2_data = { - "username": f"messenger2_{unique_id}", - "email": f"msg2_{unique_id}@test.com", - "password": "password123" - } - - # Create users - hashed_password = get_password_hash("password123") - await test_db.create_user(user1_data["username"], user1_data["email"], hashed_password) - await test_db.create_user(user2_data["username"], user2_data["email"], hashed_password) - - # Get user IDs - user1 = await test_db.get_user_by_username(user1_data["username"]) - user2 = await test_db.get_user_by_username(user2_data["username"]) - - # Login as user1 - login_response = client.post("/login", data={ - "username": user1_data["username"], - "password": user1_data["password"] - }) - user1_headers = {"Cookie": f"auth_token={login_response.cookies.get('auth_token')}"} - - # Send message from user1 to user2 - message_text = "Hello, this is a test message!" - send_response = client.post( - "/api/messages/send", - json={ - "recipient_id": user2.id, - "text": message_text - }, - headers=user1_headers - ) - - assert send_response.status_code == 200 - sent_message = send_response.json() - assert sent_message["text"] == message_text - assert sent_message["sender_id"] == user1.id - assert sent_message["recipient_id"] == user2.id - - # Login as user2 and get conversation - login_response2 = client.post("/login", data={ - "username": user2_data["username"], - "password": user2_data["password"] - }) - user2_headers = {"Cookie": f"auth_token={login_response2.cookies.get('auth_token')}"} - - # Get conversation messages - conversation_response = client.get( - f"/api/messages/conversation/{user1.id}", - headers=user2_headers - ) - - assert conversation_response.status_code == 200 - messages = conversation_response.json() - assert len(messages) == 1 - assert messages[0]["text"] == message_text - assert messages[0]["sender_id"] == user1.id - - # Clean up - await test_db.execute("DELETE FROM messages WHERE sender_id = $1 OR recipient_id = $1", user1.id) - await test_db.execute("DELETE FROM users WHERE username = $1 OR username = $2", - user1_data["username"], user2_data["username"]) - Convert test_complete_messaging_flow to an async function using async def and @pytest.mark.asyncio, and update the client type hint to AsyncClient to fix the invalid use of await. tests/test_user_flows.py [9-42] class TestMessagingFlow: """Test complete messaging workflows between users.""" - def test_complete_messaging_flow(self, client: TestClient, test_db): + @pytest.mark.asyncio + async def test_complete_messaging_flow(self, client: AsyncClient, test_db): """Test complete messaging flow: user1 sends message to user2.""" import uuid unique_id = str(uuid.uuid4())[:8] # Create two users user1_data = { "username": f"messenger1_{unique_id}", "email": f"msg1_{unique_id}@test.com", "password": "password123" } user2_data = { "username": f"messenger2_{unique_id}", "email": f"msg2_{unique_id}@test.com", "password": "password123" } # Create users hashed_password = get_password_hash("password123") await test_db.create_user(user1_data["username"], user1_data["email"], hashed_password) await test_db.create_user(user2_data["username"], user2_data["email"], hashed_password) # Get user IDs user1 = await test_db.get_user_by_username(user1_data["username"]) user2 = await test_db.get_user_by_username(user2_data["username"]) # Login as user1 - login_response = client.post("/login", data={ + login_response = await client.post("/login", data={ "username": user1_data["username"], "password": user1_data["password"] }) ... [To ensure code accuracy, apply this suggestion manually] Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a SyntaxError due to using await in a synchronous function and provides a complete fix, which is critical for the test to run.	Medium
	✅ Use correct parameter for API endpoint Suggestion Impact: The commit changes the accept endpoint call to use the sender_id from the pending request (a user ID) instead of the username, aligning with the suggestion's intent. code diff: - # User2 accepts the friend request - accept_response = requests.post( - f"{server_url}/api/friend-request/accept/{friend_request['sender_id']}", - cookies=user2_cookies - ) Fix the friend request acceptance in test_message_workflow by using the user ID instead of the username in the API call to /api/friend-request/accept. tests/test_integration_functionality.py [259-263] +# User1's info is needed to get their ID +user1_info_response = requests.get(f"{server_url}/api/user/me", cookies=user1_cookies) +user1_id = user1_info_response.json()["id"] + # User2 accepts friend request requests.post( - f"{server_url}/api/friend-request/accept/{user1_data['username']}", # Accept by username + f"{server_url}/api/friend-request/accept/{user1_id}", # Accept by user ID cookies=user2_cookies ) [Suggestion processed] Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies that the test is using a username instead of a user ID for an API endpoint, which would cause the test to fail, and provides a correct fix.	Medium
	Fix incorrect test assertion logic Update the assertion in the should validate password length test to check that fetch was not called, which correctly verifies that form submission was prevented. tests/frontend/auth.test.ts [101-116] test("should validate password length", () => { const passwordInput = document.getElementById( "signup-password" ) as HTMLInputElement; const longPassword = "a".repeat(100); // Longer than 72 characters passwordInput.value = longPassword; const form = document.getElementById("signup-form") as HTMLFormElement; const submitEvent = new Event("submit"); form.dispatchEvent(submitEvent); // Should prevent submission for passwords longer than 72 characters - expect(passwordInput.value.length).toBeGreaterThan(72); + expect(global.fetch).not.toHaveBeenCalled(); }); Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a flawed test assertion and proposes a fix that properly validates the intended behavior, significantly improving test quality.	Medium
	Fix incorrect test assertion logic Fix the test assertion for the server header to correctly check for the absence of 'uvicorn', as the current logic is always true. tests/test_working_flows.py [230-241] def test_cors_and_security_headers(self, client: TestClient): """Test that basic security is in place.""" response = client.get("/") # Check that we get a response (basic security is working) assert response.status_code == 200 # Check that we're not getting server information leaks server_header = response.headers.get("server") # Should not expose detailed server information if server_header: - assert "uvicorn" not in server_header.lower() or "uvicorn" in server_header.lower() + assert "uvicorn" not in server_header.lower() Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a tautological assertion that renders a security-related test completely ineffective, and the proposed fix corrects the logic.	Medium
	Avoid silently ignoring cleanup errors In the cleanup_test_data fixture, log exceptions during cleanup instead of silently passing to help debug potential test pollution issues. tests/conftest.py [123-132] @pytest_asyncio.fixture(autouse=True) async def cleanup_test_data(test_db: Database, test_user: dict): """Automatically clean up test data after each test.""" yield # Clean up the test user after each test try: await test_db.execute("DELETE FROM users WHERE username = $1", test_user["username"]) - except Exception: - pass # Ignore cleanup errors + except Exception as e: + # Log cleanup errors instead of silently ignoring them + print(f"Warning: Failed to clean up test user {test_user['username']}. Error: {e}") Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 __ Why: The suggestion correctly points out that silently ignoring cleanup errors can hide issues and lead to flaky tests, improving test suite maintainability by logging failures.	Low
General	Improve non-deterministic test assertion Strengthen the static file tests by asserting a 200 status code instead of allowing both 200 and 404, making the test deterministic. tests/test_working_flows.py [135-142] def test_static_css_files(self, client: TestClient): """Test that CSS files are served.""" response = client.get("/static/css/main.css") - # Should return CSS content or 404 if file doesn't exist - assert response.status_code in [200, 404] + assert response.status_code == 200, "main.css should be served." response = client.get("/static/css/styles.css") - assert response.status_code in [200, 404] + assert response.status_code == 200, "styles.css should be served." Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a non-deterministic test that could hide build or deployment issues and proposes making the assertion stricter to ensure reliability.	Medium
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