improvise/web/tests/shell.test.js

// What the page decides between the boundaries: transport selection, the two
// status facts, the watchdog and the extent arithmetic. No DOM is involved.

import { test } from "node:test";
import assert from "node:assert/strict";

import {
  classifyWorkerMessage,
  createShell,
  createToasts,
  documentTitle,
  extentOf,
  frameCostOf,
  indicator,
  isFatal,
  NOTICE_OPEN_BY_DEFAULT,
  noticeOpen,
  noticeState,
  noticeText,
  socketUrl,
} from "../shell.js";

test("a bare peer takes the page's own scheme, and https never falls back", () => {
  assert.equal(socketUrl("127.0.0.1:8787", "http:"), "ws://127.0.0.1:8787");
  assert.equal(socketUrl("example.test", "https:"), "wss://example.test");
  // An explicit `ws://` on an https page is UPGRADED, not honoured: the
  // browser would refuse the mixed-content connection either way.
  assert.equal(socketUrl("ws://example.test", "https:"), "wss://example.test");
  assert.equal(socketUrl("ws://example.test", "http:"), "ws://example.test");
  // `wss://` is honoured on both, and the match is case-insensitive.
  assert.equal(socketUrl("WSS://example.test", "http:"), "WSS://example.test");
});

test("a peer whose host merely starts with ws is not a scheme", () => {
  assert.equal(socketUrl("wsserver.test:9000", "http:"), "ws://wsserver.test:9000");
});

test("a repaint's model status cannot reach the transport's sink at all", () => {
  // improvise-n6t8. The old `·` join kept this by convention; two sinks make
  // it structural. A single sink would show the last write, so the fault this
  // separates from is `shell` LOSING its text, not merely being appended to.
  const seen = [];
  const said = [];
  const shell = createShell({
    onShell: (t) => seen.push(t),
    onModel: (t) => said.push(t),
    timeoutMs: 10,
  });
  shell.fail("cannot reach 127.0.0.1:8787");
  shell.setModel("Filter: Product = Latte");
  shell.setModel("");
  assert.deepEqual(seen, ["cannot reach 127.0.0.1:8787"]);
  assert.deepEqual(said, ["Filter: Product = Latte", ""]);
});

/// `status_msg` is STATE: `repaint()` re-offers it on every revision, so a
/// toast dismissed on a timer alone comes back on the next keypress.
test("the same message offered again is a repaint, not a second event", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  const shown = [];
  let visible = false;
  const toasts = createToasts({
    onShow: (t) => {
      shown.push(t);
      visible = true;
    },
    onHide: () => {
      visible = false;
    },
    ttlMs: 6000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });

  toasts.offer("records mode is not available in the browser yet");
  assert.equal(visible, true);
  clock.fire();
  assert.equal(visible, false);

  // The keypress. Nothing cleared `status_msg` in Rust, so the page is
  // offered the identical string — and must NOT resurrect the toast.
  toasts.offer("records mode is not available in the browser yet");
  assert.equal(visible, false);
  assert.equal(clock.count(), 0, "a repaint must not arm a second timer");
  assert.deepEqual(shown, ["records mode is not available in the browser yet"]);
});

test("a different message shows, and replaces rather than queues", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  const shown = [];
  const toasts = createToasts({
    onShow: (t) => shown.push(t),
    onHide: () => shown.push(null),
    ttlMs: 6000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });
  toasts.offer("drill is not available in the browser yet");
  toasts.offer("drilling into an aggregate needs the host");
  // One timer, not two: the second message's window starts fresh.
  assert.equal(clock.count(), 1);
  assert.deepEqual(shown, [
    "drill is not available in the browser yet",
    "drilling into an aggregate needs the host",
  ]);
});

test("a host that clears the status hides the toast without waiting", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  let visible = false;
  const toasts = createToasts({
    onShow: () => {
      visible = true;
    },
    onHide: () => {
      visible = false;
    },
    ttlMs: 6000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });
  toasts.offer("saved");
  toasts.offer("");
  assert.equal(visible, false);
  assert.equal(clock.count(), 0, "a cleared message leaves no timer behind");
});

test("an empty status on the first frame shows nothing", () => {
  // The common case: every repaint before any command offers "". A feed that
  // treated the first offer as new would flash an empty toast on load.
  const shown = [];
  const toasts = createToasts({
    onShow: (t) => shown.push(t),
    onHide: () => shown.push(null),
    setTimer: () => 1,
    clearTimer: () => {},
  });
  toasts.offer("");
  toasts.offer(undefined);
  assert.deepEqual(shown, []);
});

/// A clock the test drives, so the watchdog's arming is asserted rather than
/// waited for. `fire()` runs what is pending, as the event loop would.
function fakeClock() {
  let next = 1;
  const pending = new Map();
  return {
    setTimer: (fn) => {
      const id = next++;
      pending.set(id, fn);
      return id;
    },
    clearTimer: (id) => pending.delete(id),
    fire: () => {
      const due = [...pending.values()];
      pending.clear();
      for (const fn of due) fn();
    },
    count: () => pending.size,
  };
}

test("the watchdog speaks when the peer never answers the handshake", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  const seen = [];
  const shell = createShell({
    onShell: (t) => seen.push(t),
    timeoutMs: 8000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });
  shell.setShell("connecting…");
  shell.arm("sent no document");
  assert.equal(shell.armed(), true);
  clock.fire();
  assert.equal(seen.at(-1), "sent no document");
});

test("a loud failure DISARMS the watchdog rather than being replaced by it", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  const seen = [];
  const shell = createShell({
    onShell: (t) => seen.push(t),
    timeoutMs: 8000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });
  shell.arm("sent no document");
  shell.fail("disconnected");
  assert.equal(shell.armed(), false);
  assert.equal(clock.count(), 0);
  clock.fire();
  // The precise message is what stands, eight seconds later and forever.
  assert.equal(seen.at(-1), "disconnected");
});

test("a frame that arrives is the answer the watchdog was waiting for", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  const seen = [];
  const shell = createShell({
    onShell: (t) => seen.push(t),
    timeoutMs: 8000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });
  shell.setShell("connected");
  shell.arm("sent no document");
  shell.sawFrame();
  clock.fire();
  assert.equal(seen.at(-1), "connected");
});

test("arming twice leaves one timer, not two", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  const shell = createShell({
    onShell: () => {},
    timeoutMs: 8000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });
  shell.arm("first");
  shell.arm("second");
  assert.equal(clock.count(), 1);
});

test("the frame is charged for before the extent is announced", () => {
  // 10 rows and 4 columns fit; one header level and one row-label column are
  // not data, so the peer is asked for 9 by 3.
  const box = { height: 10 * 26, width: 4 * 110 };
  assert.deepEqual(extentOf(box, { rows: 1, cols: 1 }), { rows: 9, cols: 3 });
});

test("a window smaller than its own frame still asks for one cell", () => {
  assert.deepEqual(extentOf({ height: 0, width: 0 }, { rows: 3, cols: 2 }), {
    rows: 1,
    cols: 1,
  });
});

test("the frame costs a line per column level, plus one for a group line", () => {
  const model = (levels, groups, rowLevels, totals = []) => ({
    col_levels: levels,
    col_groups: groups,
    row_levels: rowLevels,
    totals,
  });
  assert.deepEqual(frameCostOf(model([["a"]], [], 1)), { rows: 1, cols: 1 });
  // Two category levels on the column axis, and a group line above them.
  assert.deepEqual(frameCostOf(model([["a"], ["b"]], [{ span: 1 }], 2)), {
    rows: 3,
    cols: 2,
  });
  // And the totals strip, which is chrome on the same terms as a header
  // level: always there when there are totals, never a data row.
  assert.deepEqual(frameCostOf(model([["a"]], [], 1, [{ text: "9" }])), {
    rows: 2,
    cols: 1,
  });
});

test("the collapse glyph points right when collapsed", () => {
  assert.equal(indicator(true), "▶");
  assert.equal(indicator(false), "▼");
});

test("the title bar spells the document the way the TUI's own title does", () => {
  // `src/draw.rs::draw_title`: name, then what it is stored as in parens, then
  // the dirty marker. The harness cannot pin `[+]` — the standalone deployment
  // persists on every accepted batch, so the marker is transient there.
  assert.equal(
    documentTitle("Corner Coffee", true, "demo.improv"),
    "Corner Coffee (demo.improv) [+]",
  );
  assert.equal(documentTitle("Corner Coffee", false, "demo.improv"), "Corner Coffee (demo.improv)");
  // A host with nowhere to write it: `stored_as` is `None` over the wire, which
  // arrives as `null`, and an empty pair of parens would be a lie about storage.
  assert.equal(documentTitle("Untitled", true, null), "Untitled [+]");
});

test("a protocol frame is a string and a shell notice is an object", () => {
  assert.deepEqual(classifyWorkerMessage('{"Commands":[]}'), {
    kind: "frame",
    text: '{"Commands":[]}',
  });
  const notice = { kind: "ReadOnly", document: "a.improv", detail: "held" };
  assert.deepEqual(classifyWorkerMessage(notice), { kind: "notice", notice });
  // The discriminating case: a notice serialized as a STRING would be fed to
  // the fold, which is exactly the confusion the two shapes exist to prevent.
  assert.equal(classifyWorkerMessage(JSON.stringify(notice)).kind, "frame");
});

test("a message that is neither is named rather than silently dropped", () => {
  for (const junk of [null, undefined, 42, {}, { detail: "no kind" }]) {
    assert.equal(
      classifyWorkerMessage(junk).kind,
      "unknown",
      `classified ${JSON.stringify(junk)}`,
    );
  }
});

test("every notice reads as a reason, and names its document", () => {
  const of = (kind) => noticeText({ kind, document: "books.improv", detail: "404" });
  // improvise-i0v9: the page must say what is wrong, not blame the browser.
  assert.match(of("ReadOnly"), /read-only/);
  assert.match(of("ReadOnly"), /another tab/);
  // improvise-iobc: an empty document must not pass for an intentional one.
  assert.match(of("SeedMissing"), /EMPTY/);
  assert.match(of("SeedMissing"), /404/);
  // improvise-zre1: "not saved" must not read like "saving".
  assert.match(of("SaveFailed"), /NOT SAVED/);
  assert.match(of("BootFailed"), /could not start/);
  for (const kind of ["ReadOnly", "SeedMissing", "SaveFailed", "BootFailed"]) {
    assert.match(of(kind), /books\.improv/, `${kind} did not name the document`);
  }
});

test("a notice kind this page has never heard of still carries its reason", () => {
  const text = noticeText({ kind: "SomethingNew", document: "a.improv", detail: "because" });
  assert.match(text, /SomethingNew/);
  assert.match(text, /because/);
});

test("only a failed boot is fatal — read-only, empty and unsaved all still paint", () => {
  assert.equal(isFatal({ kind: "BootFailed" }), true);
  for (const kind of ["ReadOnly", "SeedMissing", "SaveFailed"]) {
    assert.equal(isFatal({ kind }), false, `${kind} was treated as fatal`);
  }
});

test("a notice DISARMS the watchdog rather than being replaced by it", () => {
  const clock = fakeClock();
  const seen = [];
  const shell = createShell({
    onShell: (t) => seen.push(t),
    timeoutMs: 8000,
    setTimer: clock.setTimer,
    clearTimer: clock.clearTimer,
  });
  // The order improvise-vep8 puts them in: armed first, then the reason.
  shell.arm("the in-page worker did not answer (see console)");
  assert.equal(shell.timesArmed(), 1, "the denial below is vacuous if it was never armed");
  shell.fail(noticeText({ kind: "ReadOnly", document: "a.improv", detail: "" }));
  clock.fire();
  assert.match(seen.at(-1), /read-only/);
  assert.equal(
    seen.some((t) => t.includes("did not answer")),
    false,
    `the watchdog spoke over a precise reason: ${JSON.stringify(seen)}`,
  );
});

// The notice's remembered state. The value crosses `localStorage`, which is
// allowed to forget and allowed to throw, so the interesting inputs are the
// ones that are NOT either spelling.
test("a notice state this page did not write is unanswered, not a third state", () => {
  assert.equal(noticeOpen("open"), true);
  assert.equal(noticeOpen("closed"), false);
  // Everything storage can hand back when it has forgotten, been cleared,
  // been blocked, or been written by an older page.
  for (const stored of [null, undefined, "", "true", "false", "1", "0", "OPEN", {}]) {
    assert.equal(
      noticeOpen(stored),
      NOTICE_OPEN_BY_DEFAULT,
      `${JSON.stringify(stored)} was read as an answer`,
    );
  }
});

// A first-time visitor lands on the application, not on its configuration
// reference. The argument is in context/code/clients.md; this pins the call so
// that changing it is a change to a stated decision rather than a stray edit.
test("a visitor who has never answered gets the notice collapsed", () => {
  assert.equal(NOTICE_OPEN_BY_DEFAULT, false);
  assert.equal(noticeOpen(null), false);
});

test("the two spellings round-trip, in both directions", () => {
  for (const open of [true, false]) {
    assert.equal(noticeOpen(noticeState(open)), open);
  }
  // And `noticeState` produces only spellings `noticeOpen` recognises — the
  // half that would break silently, since an unrecognised value reads as the
  // default and a visitor's answer would simply stop being kept.
  assert.deepEqual([noticeState(true), noticeState(false)].sort(), ["closed", "open"]);
});