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Implemented Reply functionality for DirectChat and GroupChat #2420

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

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Fixes #2416

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  • New Features

    • Introduced the ability to reply to messages in both direct and group chats, enhancing threaded conversation capabilities.
    • Added contextually relevant message retrieval based on replies, improving user interaction.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling for cases where messages are not found, providing clearer user feedback.
  • Chores

    • Removed the removeGroupChat mutation, indicating a potential change in group chat management processes.

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The update introduces the ability to reply to messages in both direct and group chats by adding an optional replyTo parameter in relevant mutations and message types. This enhancement allows users to engage in threaded conversations, improving the overall messaging experience. Additionally, the removeGroupChat mutation has been deprecated, reflecting a change in group chat management. The modifications span across the GraphQL schema, resolvers, and types, ensuring a cohesive integration of the new functionality.

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Files Change Summary
schema.graphql, src/types/generatedGraphQLTypes.ts, src/typeDefs/types.ts Added replyTo field to DirectChatMessage and GroupChatMessage types; updated mutations to include replyTo parameter.
src/typeDefs/mutations.ts, src/resolvers/Mutation/index.ts Removed removeGroupChat mutation, indicating a shift in group chat management.
tests/helpers/directChat.ts, tests/helpers/groupChat.ts Added new functions for creating direct and group chat messages with replyTo functionality integrated into test setups.
tests/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/*.spec.ts, tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/*.spec.ts Added new test suites and enhanced existing tests to cover the replyTo functionality and error handling for resolvers.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Add support to reply to messages in direct chat and group chat (#{2416})
Implement functionality for threaded conversations (#{2416})
Remove ability to delete group chats (#{2416}) This change reflects a potential redesign in chat management.

Possibly related PRs

  • Added the field Identifier #2509: The changes in this PR involve modifications to the User type in the GraphQL schema, specifically the addition of a new field identifier. While this is not directly related to the messaging functionality, it does involve updates to the GraphQL schema, similar to the changes made in the main PR regarding the DirectChatMessage and GroupChatMessage types.
  • Added Sample Data For AgendaCategory & Removed Delete Fund/Campaign Mutations #2511: This PR removes the removeFund and removeFundraisingCampaign mutations from the GraphQL schema, which aligns with the removal of the removeGroupChat mutation in the main PR. Both PRs reflect a shift in how certain functionalities are managed within the application, indicating a trend towards simplifying mutation capabilities.

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  • schema.graphql (1 hunks)
  • src/constants.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/models/DirectChatMessage.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/models/GroupChatMessage.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/replyTo.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/resolvers/Mutation/sendMessageToDirectChat.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/resolvers/Mutation/sendMessageToGroupChat.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/typeDefs/mutations.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/typeDefs/types.ts (2 hunks)
  • src/types/generatedGraphQLTypes.ts (5 hunks)
  • tests/helpers/directChat.ts (1 hunks)
  • tests/helpers/groupChat.ts (1 hunks)
  • tests/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (1 hunks)
  • tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (1 hunks)
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src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/index.ts (1)

3-3: Verify the correct implementation and usage of replyTo.

The replyTo resolver function is newly added. Ensure that it is correctly implemented and used in the codebase.

Also applies to: 9-9

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The replyTo function is correctly implemented and used.

The replyTo resolver function for GroupChatMessage is correctly implemented in src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.ts and properly used in the codebase. The function is also well-tested in tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts.

  • Implementation: src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.ts
  • Usage: src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/index.ts
  • Tests: tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts
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src/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/index.ts (1)

4-4: Verify the correct implementation and usage of replyTo.

The replyTo resolver function is newly added. Ensure that it is correctly implemented and used in the codebase.

Also applies to: 11-11

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The replyTo function is correctly implemented and used.

The replyTo function has been implemented in both src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.ts and src/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/replyTo.ts. It is correctly imported and used in the respective resolver files and has corresponding test cases verifying its functionality.

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src/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.ts (1)

10-28: LGTM! Ensure the error handling is comprehensive.

The function handles errors well by throwing a NotFoundError if the message is not found.

src/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/replyTo.ts (1)

10-31: LGTM!

The function is well-structured and handles the presence and absence of the replyTo field correctly. It also includes proper error handling.

src/resolvers/Mutation/sendMessageToDirectChat.ts (1)

51-51: LGTM!

The addition of the replyTo parameter is well-integrated into the function. Ensure that all necessary validations and error handling are in place for this new parameter.

tests/helpers/groupChat.ts (2)

49-60: LGTM!

The integration of the new createGroupChatMessage function is well-done, and the handling of the replyTo field is appropriate. Ensure that all necessary validations and error handling are in place for the replyTo field.


69-81: LGTM!

The new function createGroupChatMessage is well-structured and improves code modularity and reusability.

tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (3)

15-23: LGTM! Setup and teardown methods are correctly implemented.

The beforeAll and afterAll hooks are correctly used to manage the database connection.


25-38: LGTM! The first test case is well-structured and verifies the expected behavior.

The test case correctly checks if the replyTo resolver returns the correct GroupChatMessage object for parent.groupChatMessageBelongsTo.


Line range hint 39-71:
LGTM! The second test case is well-structured and verifies the error handling behavior.

The test case correctly checks if the replyTo resolver throws a NotFoundError when no replyTo exists.

src/resolvers/Mutation/sendMessageToGroupChat.ts (1)

67-67: LGTM! The replyTo property is correctly integrated into the mutation resolver.

The addition of the replyTo property aligns with the objective of enabling threaded conversations.

However, ensure that all function calls to sendMessageToGroupChat correctly include the replyTo parameter where necessary.

tests/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (3)

15-23: LGTM! Setup and teardown methods are correctly implemented.

The beforeAll and afterAll hooks are correctly used to manage the database connection.


25-44: LGTM! The first test case is well-structured and verifies the expected behavior.

The test case correctly checks if the replyTo resolver returns the correct DirectChatMessage object for parent.directChatMessageBelongsTo.


45-71: LGTM! The second test case is well-structured and verifies the error handling behavior.

The test case correctly checks if the replyTo resolver throws a NotFoundError when no replyTo exists.

src/models/DirectChatMessage.ts (2)

15-15: Approved: Addition of replyTo field in InterfaceDirectChatMessage.

The replyTo field is correctly added as an optional PopulatedDoc of type InterfaceDirectChatMessage & Document.


49-53: Approved: Addition of replyTo field in directChatMessageSchema.

The replyTo field is correctly added as an optional reference to DirectChatMessage.

src/models/GroupChatMessage.ts (2)

16-16: Approved: Addition of replyTo field in InterfaceGroupChatMessage.

The replyTo field is correctly added as an optional PopulatedDoc of type InterfaceGroupChatMessage & Document.


43-47: Approved: Addition of replyTo field in groupChatMessageSchema.

The replyTo field is correctly added as an optional reference to GroupChatMessage.

tests/helpers/directChat.ts (2)

48-53: Approved: Addition of directChatMessage creation and its reference in replyTo.

The directChatMessage is correctly created and referenced in the replyTo field of the testDirectChatMessage.


59-59: Approved: Addition of replyTo field in testDirectChatMessage.

The replyTo field is correctly added to the testDirectChatMessage creation.

src/typeDefs/mutations.ts (2)

253-253: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new replyTo parameter.

The addition of the replyTo parameter enhances the functionality. Ensure that all invocations of sendMessageToDirectChat are updated to handle this new parameter.


259-259: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new replyTo parameter.

The addition of the replyTo parameter enhances the functionality. Ensure that all invocations of sendMessageToGroupChat are updated to handle this new parameter.

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LGTM! The replyTo parameter is correctly implemented in the sendMessageToGroupChat mutation.

The parameter is properly utilized when creating a new GroupChatMessage, ensuring the functionality for message replies is in place.

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src/typeDefs/types.ts (2)

194-194: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new replyTo field.

The addition of the replyTo field enhances the schema. Ensure that all usages of DirectChatMessage are updated to handle this new field.

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LGTM! The replyTo field is properly integrated and used throughout the codebase.

  • The replyTo field is present in the GraphQL schema definitions.
  • It is included in the TypeScript types and Mongoose models.
  • Resolvers and tests have been updated to handle the new field.
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389-389: LGTM! But verify the usage of the new replyTo field.

The addition of the replyTo field enhances the schema. Ensure that all usages of GroupChatMessage are updated to handle this new field.

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The replyTo field is appropriately handled in the GroupChatMessage type.

The replyTo field is integrated into the type definitions, models, resolvers, and there are tests specifically for this field. This confirms that the new field is well-integrated and tested.

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  • tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts
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schema.graphql (1)

1147-1147: LGTM! Ensure proper usage of the new replyTo parameter.

The addition of the optional replyTo parameter to the sendMessageToDirectChat mutation is correct and aligns with the PR objectives.

However, ensure that the new parameter is correctly utilized in the codebase.

src/types/generatedGraphQLTypes.ts (6)

631-631: LGTM!

The addition of the replyTo field to the DirectChatMessage type is correct and enhances the schema by enabling message threading.


1016-1016: LGTM!

The addition of the replyTo field to the GroupChatMessage type is correct and enhances the schema by enabling message threading.


1756-1756: LGTM!

The addition of the replyTo field to the MutationSendMessageToDirectChatArgs type is correct and enhances the mutation arguments by allowing message replies.


1763-1763: LGTM!

The addition of the replyTo field to the MutationSendMessageToGroupChatArgs type is correct and enhances the mutation arguments by allowing message replies.


3959-3959: LGTM!

The addition of the replyTo resolver to the DirectChatMessageResolvers type is correct and ensures proper handling of the replyTo field during query resolution.


4152-4152: LGTM!

The addition of the replyTo resolver to the GroupChatMessageResolvers type is correct and ensures proper handling of the replyTo field during query resolution.

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schema.graphql (4)

558-558: LGTM!

The code changes are approved. Adding the replyTo field to the DirectChatMessage type enables threaded conversations in direct chats.


942-942: LGTM!

The code changes are approved. Adding the replyTo field to the GroupChatMessage type enables threaded conversations in group chats.


1161-1161: LGTM!

The code changes are approved. Adding the optional replyTo parameter to the sendMessageToDirectChat mutation allows sending a message as a reply to an existing message in direct chats.


1162-1162: LGTM!

The code changes are approved. Adding the optional replyTo parameter to the sendMessageToGroupChat mutation allows sending a message as a reply to an existing message in group chats.

src/types/generatedGraphQLTypes.ts (4)

636-636: LGTM!

The code change to add an optional replyTo field to the DirectChatMessage type is approved. It allows a direct chat message to reference the message it is replying to.


1029-1029: LGTM!

The code change to add an optional replyTo field to the GroupChatMessage type is approved. It allows a group chat message to reference the message it is replying to.


1763-1763: LGTM!

The code change to add an optional replyTo argument to the sendMessageToDirectChat mutation is approved. It allows specifying the ID of the message being replied to when sending a message to a direct chat.


1770-1770: LGTM!

The code change to add an optional replyTo argument to the sendMessageToGroupChat mutation is approved. It allows specifying the ID of the message being replied to when sending a message to a group chat.

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tests/helpers/directChat.ts (2)

48-52: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The changes successfully implement the reply functionality for direct chat messages, aligning with the PR objectives. The use of optional chaining is appropriate for handling potential null values.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of creating an initial message to reply to, for improved code readability:

+ // Create an initial message to be used as the reply target
  const directChatMessage = await createDirectChatMessage(
    testUser?._id,
    testUser?._id,
    testDirectChat?._id,
  );

Also applies to: 59-59


Line range hint 101-116: LGTM! Consider using consistent naming for improved clarity.

The new createDirectChatMessage function is well-implemented and promotes code reuse for creating direct chat messages. It aligns with the PR objectives and provides a clean way to create messages that can be replied to.

For consistency with other helper functions in this file, consider renaming the function to createTestDirectChatMessage:

-export const createDirectChatMessage = async (
+export const createTestDirectChatMessage = async (
  senderId: string,
  receiverId: string,
  directChatId: string,
): Promise<TestDirectChatMessageType> => {
  // ... (function body remains the same)
};

This change would make the function name more consistent with other test helper functions in the file, such as createTestDirectChat and createTestDirectChatMessage.

src/typeDefs/mutations.ts (2)

250-250: LGTM! Consider adding a description for the replyTo parameter.

The addition of the replyTo parameter aligns well with the PR objective of implementing reply functionality for direct chats. This change allows users to specify which message they are replying to, enhancing the chat experience.

Consider adding a description for the replyTo parameter using GraphQL comments. This would improve the schema's self-documentation. For example:

sendMessageToDirectChat(
  chatId: ID!
  messageContent: String!
  replyTo: ID  # ID of the message being replied to, if any
): DirectChatMessage! @auth

256-256: LGTM! Consider adding a description for the replyTo parameter.

The addition of the replyTo parameter aligns well with the PR objective of implementing reply functionality for group chats. This change allows users to specify which message they are replying to, enhancing the chat experience.

Consider adding a description for the replyTo parameter using GraphQL comments, similar to the suggestion for sendMessageToDirectChat. This would improve the schema's self-documentation. For example:

sendMessageToGroupChat(
  chatId: ID!
  messageContent: String!
  replyTo: ID  # ID of the message being replied to, if any
): GroupChatMessage! @auth
src/typeDefs/types.ts (3)

195-195: LGTM! Consider adding a description for the replyTo field.

The addition of the replyTo field to the DirectChatMessage type is a good implementation for enabling threaded conversations in direct chats. The field type and optionality are appropriate for this use case.

To improve documentation, consider adding a description for the replyTo field using GraphQL's description syntax. For example:

"""
The message this message is replying to, if any.
"""
replyTo: DirectChatMessage

This will provide more context for developers using the GraphQL schema.


391-391: LGTM! Consider adding a description for the replyTo field.

The addition of the replyTo field to the GroupChatMessage type is a good implementation, consistent with the change made to DirectChatMessage. This enables threaded conversations in group chats, which is a valuable feature.

To improve documentation, consider adding a description for the replyTo field using GraphQL's description syntax. For example:

"""
The message this message is replying to, if any.
"""
replyTo: GroupChatMessage

This will provide more context for developers using the GraphQL schema and maintain consistency with the suggested improvement for DirectChatMessage.


Line range hint 1-824: Consider additional schema updates for a complete reply implementation.

The additions to DirectChatMessage and GroupChatMessage types are good first steps in implementing reply functionality. To ensure a complete and robust implementation, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Update relevant queries and mutations to support the new replyTo field. For example, you might need to modify the mutation for creating messages to accept a replyToId parameter.

  2. Consider adding new queries specifically for retrieving threaded conversations. This could help in efficiently loading and displaying reply chains.

  3. Ensure that resolvers are updated to handle the new replyTo field, including any necessary data fetching or permissions checks.

  4. If not already present, consider adding a replies field to both DirectChatMessage and GroupChatMessage types. This would allow for easier traversal of reply threads in both directions. For example:

    type DirectChatMessage {
      # ... existing fields
      replyTo: DirectChatMessage
      replies: [DirectChatMessage!]
    }
  5. Review and update any existing documentation or API guides to reflect the new reply functionality.

Would you like assistance in drafting these additional schema updates or related resolver modifications?

schema.graphql (1)

568-569: Overall implementation looks great, consider adding a resolver comment

The changes implemented for the reply functionality in both DirectChat and GroupChat are well-designed and consistent. They align perfectly with the PR objectives and the AI-generated summary. Here's a summary of the changes:

  1. Added replyTo fields to both DirectChatMessage and GroupChatMessage types.
  2. Updated sendMessageToDirectChat and sendMessageToGroupChat mutations to include the replyTo parameter.

These changes provide a solid foundation for implementing reply functionality in the GraphQL API.

Consider adding a comment in the schema to guide resolver implementation:

# Add this comment above both sendMessageToDirectChat and sendMessageToGroupChat mutations
"""
If replyTo is provided, the resolver should verify that the referenced message exists
and belongs to the same chat before creating the new message.
"""

This comment will help ensure proper validation is implemented in the resolvers.

Also applies to: 952-953, 1169-1170

src/types/generatedGraphQLTypes.ts (1)

1762-1762: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The addition of the optional replyTo parameter in the sendMessageToDirectChat mutation is well-implemented and corresponds to the new reply functionality.

Consider adding a brief comment above this line to explain the purpose of the replyTo parameter, e.g.:

# ID of the message being replied to, if any
replyTo?: InputMaybe<Scalars['ID']['input']>;

This would enhance code readability and self-documentation.

tests/helpers/groupChat.ts (1)

73-80: Rename 'directChatMessage' to 'groupChatMessage' for clarity

The variable directChatMessage is used to store a GroupChatMessage. This naming might cause confusion, as it suggests a direct chat message instead of a group chat message. Renaming it to groupChatMessage improves readability and maintains consistency.

Apply this diff to rename the variable:

-export const createGroupChatMessage = async (
+export const createGroupChatMessage = async (
   senderId: string,
   groupChatId: string,
 ): Promise<TestGroupChatMessageType> => {
-  const directChatMessage = await GroupChatMessage.create({
+  const groupChatMessage = await GroupChatMessage.create({
     groupChatMessageBelongsTo: groupChatId,
     sender: senderId,
     createdAt: new Date(),
     messageContent: `messageContent${nanoid().toLowerCase()}`,
   });

-  return directChatMessage;
+  return groupChatMessage;
 };
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tests/helpers/directChat.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-116: Overall, the changes look good and align with the PR objectives.

The modifications to tests/helpers/directChat.ts successfully implement the reply functionality for direct chat messages and improve the testing capabilities. The new createDirectChatMessage function enhances code reusability. The changes are well-implemented and consistent with the existing codebase structure.

src/typeDefs/mutations.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-368: Summary of changes and suggestions

  1. The implementation of reply functionality for both direct and group chats is well-executed and aligns with the PR objectives.
  2. Consider adding descriptions to the new replyTo parameters in both sendMessageToDirectChat and sendMessageToGroupChat mutations to improve schema documentation.
  3. The removal of the removeGroupChat mutation mentioned in the AI-generated summary needs verification, as it's not visible in the provided code changes.

Overall, the changes enhance the chat functionality as intended. Please address the suggestions and verify the removeGroupChat mutation status to complete this review.


Line range hint 1-368: Verify the removal of removeGroupChat mutation.

The AI-generated summary mentions that the removeGroupChat mutation has been removed. However, this change is not visible in the provided code. Could you please confirm if this mutation has indeed been removed? If so, please ensure that the removal is reflected in the code changes.

To verify this, you can run the following command:

If the mutation has been removed, this command should return no results.

schema.graphql (4)

568-569: LGTM: DirectChatMessage type updated correctly

The addition of the replyTo field to the DirectChatMessage type is well-implemented. It allows messages to reference other messages, enabling the reply functionality as intended. The field is correctly set as nullable, accommodating both reply and non-reply messages.


952-953: LGTM: GroupChatMessage type updated correctly

The addition of the replyTo field to the GroupChatMessage type is implemented correctly. It enables the reply functionality for group chats by allowing messages to reference other messages. The field is appropriately set as nullable to accommodate both reply and non-reply messages.


1169-1169: LGTM: sendMessageToDirectChat mutation updated correctly

The sendMessageToDirectChat mutation has been properly updated to include the optional replyTo parameter. This change allows clients to specify which message they are replying to when sending a new direct message. The parameter is correctly set as nullable and uses the ID type, which is appropriate for referencing another message.


1170-1170: LGTM: sendMessageToGroupChat mutation updated correctly

The sendMessageToGroupChat mutation has been appropriately updated to include the optional replyTo parameter. This change enables clients to specify which message they are replying to when sending a new message in a group chat. The parameter is correctly set as nullable and uses the ID type, which is suitable for referencing another message.

src/types/generatedGraphQLTypes.ts (2)

646-646: LGTM! Great addition of reply functionality.

The new replyTo field in the DirectChatMessage type is a valuable enhancement. It enables threaded conversations in direct chats, which can significantly improve user experience by providing context for replies. This change aligns well with the PR objectives.


1039-1039: LGTM! Excellent consistency in implementing reply functionality.

The addition of the replyTo field to the GroupChatMessage type and the corresponding replyTo parameter in the sendMessageToGroupChat mutation maintains consistency with the DirectChat implementation. This uniform approach to implementing reply functionality across both direct and group chats is commendable.

This consistent implementation will make it easier for frontend developers to work with both chat types and provides a cohesive user experience.

Also applies to: 1769-1769

tests/helpers/groupChat.ts (1)

49-52: Verify the impact of the new 'replyTo' field on existing tests and functionality

Adding the replyTo field may affect existing tests and functionalities that weren't designed with this field in mind. Ensure that all relevant tests are updated, and consider adding new tests to cover cases involving replyTo.

Run the following script to identify tests that may need updates:

if (testGroupChat && testUser) {
const testGroupChatMessage = await GroupChatMessage.create({
groupChatMessageBelongsTo: testGroupChat._id,
sender: testUser._id,
createdAt: new Date(),
messageContent: `messageContent${nanoid().toLowerCase()}`,
replyTo: message?._id,
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure 'message' is not null before setting 'replyTo'

Using message?._id implies that message might be null or undefined. If message is null, replyTo will be set to undefined, which may not be the intended behavior. Consider checking if message exists before assigning replyTo.

Apply this diff to check for a valid 'message':

 const testGroupChatMessage = await GroupChatMessage.create({
   groupChatMessageBelongsTo: testGroupChat._id,
   sender: testUser._id,
   createdAt: new Date(),
   messageContent: `messageContent${nanoid().toLowerCase()}`,
-  replyTo: message?._id,
+  replyTo: message ? message._id : undefined,
 });
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const message = await createGroupChatMessage(
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⚠️ Potential issue

Handle potential null values for 'testUser' and 'testGroupChat' before using their IDs

The use of optional chaining testUser?._id and testGroupChat?._id suggests that testUser or testGroupChat might be null or undefined. Passing undefined to createGroupChatMessage could lead to unexpected behavior or errors. It's advisable to check if these variables are not null before proceeding.

Apply this diff to handle potential null values:

 const [testUser, testOrganization, testGroupChat] =
   await createTestGroupChat();

+ if (!testUser || !testGroupChat) {
+   // Handle the error or return appropriately
+   throw new Error('Failed to create test user or group chat');
+ }

 const message = await createGroupChatMessage(
   testUser._id,
   testGroupChat._id,
 );

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tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (3)

12-23: LGTM: Proper setup and teardown procedures.

The beforeAll and afterAll hooks effectively manage the database connection and test data creation. This ensures a clean test environment for each test run.

Consider adding error handling in the beforeAll hook:

 beforeAll(async () => {
-  MONGOOSE_INSTANCE = await connect();
-  const resultArray = await createTestGroupChatMessage();
-  testGroupChatMessage = resultArray[3];
+  try {
+    MONGOOSE_INSTANCE = await connect();
+    const resultArray = await createTestGroupChatMessage();
+    testGroupChatMessage = resultArray[3];
+    if (!testGroupChatMessage) {
+      throw new Error("Failed to create test group chat message");
+    }
+  } catch (error) {
+    console.error("Test setup failed:", error);
+    throw error;
+  }
 });

This change will provide more informative error messages if the setup fails, aiding in debugging.


25-38: LGTM: Comprehensive test for successful retrieval scenario.

This test case effectively verifies that the replyTo resolver correctly returns the expected message. The comparison with a direct database query ensures the resolver's accuracy.

Consider these improvements for better type safety and error handling:

  1. Use non-null assertion for replyToResolver:
-    const replyToPayload = await replyToResolver?.(parent, {}, {});
+    const replyToPayload = await replyToResolver!(parent, {}, {});
  1. Add type assertion for replyTo:
     const replyTo = await GroupChatMessage.findOne({
       _id: testGroupChatMessage?.replyTo,
-    }).lean();
+    }).lean() as mongoose.Document;
  1. Use strict equality for comparison:
-    expect(replyToPayload).toEqual(replyTo);
+    expect(replyToPayload).toStrictEqual(replyTo);

These changes will enhance type safety and make the test more robust.


39-79: LGTM: Well-structured tests for error and edge cases.

These test cases effectively cover important scenarios: handling non-existent reply-to messages and the case of no reply-to message. The use of mocking for the translation function is appropriate.

Consider these improvements:

  1. For the "NotFoundError" test:

    • Use a type guard to ensure the caught error is of the expected type:
     } catch (error: unknown) {
    +  if (!(error instanceof Error)) {
    +    throw error;
    +  }
       expect(spy).toBeCalledWith(MESSAGE_NOT_FOUND_ERROR.MESSAGE);
    -  expect((error as Error).message).toEqual(MESSAGE_NOT_FOUND_ERROR.MESSAGE);
    +  expect(error.message).toEqual(MESSAGE_NOT_FOUND_ERROR.MESSAGE);
     }
  2. For the "return null" test:

    • Add an assertion to ensure replyToResolver is defined:
    -  if (replyToResolver) {
    +  expect(replyToResolver).toBeDefined();
    +  if (replyToResolver) {
         const replyToPayload = await replyToResolver(parent, {}, {});
         expect(replyToPayload).toEqual(null);
       }

These changes will improve type safety and make the tests more robust.

tests/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (3)

15-23: LGTM: Setup and teardown procedures are well-implemented.

The beforeAll and afterAll hooks properly manage the database connection and test data creation. This ensures a clean and isolated test environment for each test run.

Consider adding error handling in the beforeAll hook:

 beforeAll(async () => {
-  MONGOOSE_INSTANCE = await connect();
-  const temp = await createTestDirectChatMessage();
-  testDirectChatMessage = temp[3];
+  try {
+    MONGOOSE_INSTANCE = await connect();
+    const temp = await createTestDirectChatMessage();
+    testDirectChatMessage = temp[3];
+  } catch (error) {
+    console.error('Error in test setup:', error);
+    throw error;
+  }
 });

This will provide more informative error messages if the setup fails.


25-44: LGTM: First test case is comprehensive and well-structured.

This test effectively verifies the happy path scenario for the replyTo resolver. It includes checks for the resolver function type and parent object existence, which add robustness to the test.

Consider using TypeScript's type narrowing for improved type safety:

-    if (!parent) {
+    if (!parent || typeof parent !== 'object') {
       throw new Error("Parent object is undefined.");
     }

-    if (typeof replyToResolver !== "function") {
+    if (typeof replyToResolver !== "function" || replyToResolver === null) {
       throw new Error("replyToResolver is not a function.");
     }

This change ensures that parent is an object and replyToResolver is a non-null function before proceeding with the test.


45-89: LGTM: Second and third test cases cover important edge cases.

These tests effectively verify the behavior of the replyTo resolver in scenarios with a non-existent reply message and an empty replyTo field. The use of mocking for the translation function is appropriate, and the tests ensure proper error handling and null return scenarios.

For consistency with the first test case, consider adding similar type checks in these tests:

 it(`throws NotFoundError if no message exists`, async () => {
   // ... existing code ...

+  if (!parent || typeof parent !== 'object') {
+    throw new Error("Parent object is undefined.");
+  }

+  if (typeof replyToResolver !== "function" || replyToResolver === null) {
+    throw new Error("replyToResolver is not a function.");
+  }

   try {
     await replyToResolver(parent, {}, {});
   } catch (error: unknown) {
     // ... existing assertions ...
   }
 });

 it(`return null if there is no replyTo message`, async () => {
   // ... existing code ...

+  if (!parent || typeof parent !== 'object') {
+    throw new Error("Parent object is undefined.");
+  }

+  if (typeof replyToResolver !== "function" || replyToResolver === null) {
+    throw new Error("replyToResolver is not a function.");
+  }

   const replyToPayload = await replyToResolver(parent, {}, {});
   expect(replyToPayload).toEqual(null);
 });

This ensures consistent type checking across all test cases.

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tests/resolvers/GroupChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (2)

1-10: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and relevant.

The imports cover all necessary dependencies for the test suite, including the resolver being tested, database helpers, testing framework, and relevant constants. The use of dotenv/config ensures proper loading of environment variables.


1-79: Overall, excellent test coverage with minor improvement opportunities.

This test file for the replyTo resolver is well-structured and covers the main success scenario as well as important edge cases. The setup and teardown procedures are properly implemented, ensuring a clean test environment.

Key strengths:

  1. Comprehensive coverage of different scenarios
  2. Proper use of mocking for external dependencies
  3. Clear and descriptive test cases

Areas for minor improvements:

  1. Enhanced type safety in some areas
  2. More robust error handling in setup and test cases
  3. Stricter equality checks where appropriate

These tests provide a solid foundation for ensuring the reliability of the replyTo resolver. Great job on the test implementation!

tests/resolvers/DirectChatMessage/replyTo.spec.ts (2)

1-14: LGTM: Imports and global variables are well-structured.

The imports cover all necessary dependencies for the tests, including Vitest utilities, database helpers, and application-specific imports. The global variables testDirectChatMessage and MONGOOSE_INSTANCE are appropriately declared for sharing state across tests.


1-89: Overall, excellent test implementation for the replyTo resolver.

The test suite is comprehensive, covering the happy path and important edge cases. The setup and teardown procedures are well-implemented, ensuring a clean test environment. The tests are thorough and well-structured, with appropriate use of mocking and error checking.

To ensure complete coverage of the replyTo resolver, please run the following command to check the test coverage:

This will help identify any potential gaps in test coverage for the replyTo resolver.

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Hi @DMills27
Can you please review this PR.

@palisadoes palisadoes merged commit cc00489 into PalisadoesFoundation:develop Oct 12, 2024
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@disha1202 I'm merging this on good faith as I know it's delaying other GSoC work.

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I had to revert as it was affecting your other PR with numerous merge conflicts. Please resubmit.

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