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refactor useSession.spec.tsx to vitest #2979

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@vivekbisen04 vivekbisen04 commented Dec 27, 2024

What kind of change does this PR introduce?

Refactoring from Jest to Vitest for the specified test file.


Issue Number

Fixes #2754


Did you add tests for your changes?

Yes, all test cases were updated and verified to work with Vitest.


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If relevant, did you update the documentation?

Not applicable, as this is a refactor of existing tests.


Summary

  • Replaced Jest-specific functions and mocks with their Vitest equivalents.
  • Renamed the test file from .test.tsx to .spec.tsx.
  • Ensured all tests pass after migration using npm run test:vitest.

Does this PR introduce a breaking change?

No, it is a refactor of existing test cases with no changes to the codebase logic.


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Have you read the contributing guide?

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Tests
    • Introduced a comprehensive suite of tests for session management, covering visibility changes, session timeouts, error handling, and dynamic timeout adjustments.
    • Removed the existing test file for the useSession hook, which eliminated all associated test coverage for session management functionality.

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves refactoring the useSession test file from Jest to Vitest, specifically renaming the file from useSession.test.tsx to useSession.spec.tsx and updating the testing approach to align with Vitest's syntax and features. The changes focus on maintaining comprehensive test coverage for the session management hook while migrating to a new testing framework.

Changes

File Change Summary
src/utils/useSession.test.tsx Removed entirely
src/utils/useSession.spec.tsx New test file created with Vitest-compatible tests for session hook

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Replace Jest-specific functions with Vitest equivalents [#2754]
Rename test file to .spec.* suffix [#2754]
Ensure tests pass using npm run test:vitest [#2754] Actual test run not visible in provided diff
Maintain 100% test coverage [#2754] Coverage verification not shown

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From Jest to Vitest, we quicken the pace,
Hooks dancing with new testing might,
Refactoring code with pure delight,
Session management, now crisp and bright! 🧪


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PR: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin#2588
File: src/components/ChangeLanguageDropdown/ChangeLanguageDropdown.spec.tsx:145-155
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T04:20:11.745Z
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src/utils/useSession.spec.tsx (4)

13-23: Looks good for mocking external modules in Vitest

The shift from Jest to Vitest mocking API is correctly handled, and all mocks appear consistent with documented Vitest practices.


76-110: Good usage of fake timers and event dispatch

Using vi.useFakeTimers() and manually dispatching visibilitychange events is an effective way to simulate user inactivity and verify session warning behaviors. The approach appears correct for Vitest.


311-335: Effective unmount scenario coverage

Ensuring that all listeners (mousemove, keydown, visibilitychange) are removed on endSession helps prevent event leaks. Great job verifying this via spy calls.


631-688: Potential mismatch in "should handle session timeout data updates" test

The test name suggests verifying that updated community session timeouts (45 minutes) are applied, but it ultimately checks that neither warning nor session timeouts match the new durations (both booleans are false). Please confirm this is the intended behavior.

Would you like to confirm that the code under test is not meant to adopt the new 45-minute timeout, or adjust the assertions to align with the new timeout logic?


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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 88.50%. Comparing base (2327a4b) to head (75afb46).
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Please update your local branch with the latest upstream. Push the update to your origin. The failing test should pass

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