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@diogenes diogenes commented Apr 17, 2025

Adding some simple tests for Torch.Component, aiming fixing the issue #393.

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    • Added comprehensive tests for UI components and helper functions, including input fields, labels, error messages, and flash messages, to ensure correct rendering and behavior.

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A new test module, Torch.ComponentTest, has been added to the codebase. This module contains a comprehensive suite of tests for various UI components and helper functions defined in the Torch.Component module. The tests utilize ExUnit and Phoenix LiveView testing utilities to verify the correct rendering and behavior of form inputs, labels, error messages, and flash messages. Additionally, the tests cover error translation functions, ensuring they handle different input scenarios as expected.

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test/torch/component_test.exs Added a new test module with multiple test cases for UI components and helper functions in Torch.Component.

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    participant TestCase
    participant Torch.Component
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    participant RenderedHTML

    TestCase->>Torch.Component: Call component function (e.g., torch_input/1)
    Torch.Component->>Phoenix.LiveView: Render component with given assigns
    Phoenix.LiveView->>RenderedHTML: Generate HTML output
    TestCase->>RenderedHTML: Assert expected HTML structure and content
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    participant Torch.Component

    TestCase->>Torch.Component: Call translate_error/1 or translate_errors/2
    Torch.Component-->>TestCase: Return translated error message(s)
    TestCase->>TestCase: Assert expected translation output
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@cpjolicoeur Does this approach make sense for issue #393 ?

@diogenes diogenes force-pushed the df/test-coverage-for-components branch from b2be836 to 97d74d0 Compare April 18, 2025 16:45
@diogenes diogenes marked this pull request as ready for review April 19, 2025 00:37
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
test/torch/component_test.exs (4)

12-80: Good coverage of torch_input/1 variations

The tests cover various input types (text, checkbox, select, textarea) and error rendering, providing a solid foundation for testing this component.

A few suggestions for enhancing test coverage:

  • Consider adding tests for custom CSS classes and other HTML attributes
  • Test handling of nil/empty values
  • Verify accessibility attributes (aria-* attributes)

108-125: LGTM: flash_messages test covers the essentials

Good test for verifying multiple flash message types are rendered properly with appropriate classes.

Consider adding tests for edge cases such as:

  • Empty flash map
  • Flash types other than info/error

152-158: LGTM: translate_errors/2 test is concise and clear

The test properly validates filtering and translating errors for a specific field.

Consider adding a test for handling a field with no errors to ensure it returns an empty list.


1-159: Overall excellent test coverage for Torch.Component

This test file provides a strong foundation for unit testing the Torch.Component module. The tests are well-structured, focused, and verify the core functionality of each component and helper function.

While the current tests provide good basic coverage, consider extending them with:

  1. Additional edge cases (nil values, empty collections)
  2. Testing more complex scenarios (multiple errors for a field)
  3. Verifying accessibility features

This implementation aligns well with the PR objective of adding basic unit test coverage for Torch.Component.

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test/torch/component_test.exs (5)

1-11: Excellent test module setup!

The module is well-structured with appropriate imports, aliases, and ExUnit configuration. Using async: true is good for test performance, and importing only the specific functions being tested is a best practice.


82-93: LGTM: torch_label test is concise and effective

The test properly validates the basic functionality of the torch_label component, confirming it renders correctly with the expected attributes.


95-106: LGTM: torch_error test is clear and focused

This test effectively verifies that error messages are rendered with the appropriate CSS class.


127-138: LGTM: torch_flash test is straightforward and effective

The test properly validates single flash message rendering.


140-150: LGTM: Good tests for translate_error/1

Tests cover both interpolated and simple error message translation.

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