Test TransactionStatusNotice.svelte

[hardingjam]

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• Tests
  • Added comprehensive tests to verify the display and behavior of transaction status notifications for all status types.
• Chores
  • Enhanced testability by adding data attributes to transaction status elements for easier identification in automated tests.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce data-testid attributes to various elements within the TransactionStatusNotice.svelte component to enhance testability. Additionally, a new test file is added, providing comprehensive tests for the component's rendering behavior across different transaction status types. The tests utilize Vitest and Testing Library, mock relevant dependencies, and verify the presence and content of UI elements based on transaction status. No modifications are made to the component's logic or exported interfaces.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tauri-app/src/lib/components/TransactionStatusNotice.svelte	Added data-testid attributes to key elements for improved test targeting; no logic or interface changes.
tauri-app/src/lib/components/TransactionStatusNotice.test.ts	Added a new test suite using Vitest and Testing Library to verify component rendering for all status scenarios.

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• hardyjosh

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• tauri-app/src/lib/components/TransactionStatusNotice.svelte (2 hunks)
• tauri-app/src/lib/components/TransactionStatusNotice.test.ts (1 hunks)

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tauri-app/src/lib/components/TransactionStatusNotice.test.ts (1)

tauri-app/src/lib/stores/settings.ts (1)

• activeChainHasBlockExplorer (60-62)

🔇 Additional comments (20)

tauri-app/src/lib/components/TransactionStatusNotice.svelte (9)

16-16: Well-structured test ID for the notice label.

This is a good addition for test selection of the component's main label element.

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21-21: Good test ID placement for the pending prepare spinner.

This makes the spinner element selectable for tests verifying the pending prepare state.

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25-28: Appropriate test ID for the pending sign status container.

The test ID is placed on the container div, making all the status-related content accessible within this element for testing.

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30-30: Good test ID for the pending send spinner.

This allows tests to verify that the spinner is present during the sending state.

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36-36: Well-placed test ID on the confirmed status icon.

This facilitates testing for the confirmed state's check icon.

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39-41: Good test ID placement for the confirmed transaction hash container.

This allows tests to verify both the presence and content of the transaction hash.

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44-44: Appropriate test ID for the block explorer link.

This enables testing the presence and attributes of the block explorer link.

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55-55: Good test ID for the failed status icon.

This allows tests to verify the error state is properly indicated.

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58-58: Well-placed test ID on the failed payload container.

This enables testing of error message rendering for failed transactions.

tauri-app/src/lib/components/TransactionStatusNotice.test.ts (11)

1-8: Good setup of testing dependencies and imports.

The test file imports the necessary testing utilities from Testing Library, Vitest, and Svelte stores. It also properly imports the component under test and its related dependencies.

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10-16: Well-structured mocks for external dependencies.

The mocks for the store and utility function are clearly defined. Using writable(true) for the activeChainHasBlockExplorer store allows dynamic control of its value during tests.

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18-27: Good helper function for generating test data.

The createNotice function provides a consistent way to generate test data with different statuses and payloads, reducing repetition in the test cases.

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29-33: Proper test setup with beforeEach.

The beforeEach hook ensures a clean test environment by clearing mocks and setting the default store value before each test, preventing test pollution.

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35-39: Good basic test for label rendering.

This first test verifies the fundamental rendering of the component's label, establishing a baseline for component functionality.

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41-51: Effective use of test.each for similar status types.

Using test.each for the Initialized and PendingPrepare statuses is efficient and reduces code duplication, as both statuses render the same UI elements.

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53-61: Good test coverage for PendingSign status.

The test verifies both the presence of the status container and the expected content within it, using within() to scope the element queries appropriately.

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63-71: Comprehensive test for PendingSend status.

The test checks for the spinner, main status text, and the informational text about sending and awaiting confirmations.

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73-93: Thorough test for Confirmed status with block explorer.

This test effectively verifies multiple aspects:

1. Proper icon rendering
2. Status text display
3. Transaction hash display
4. Block explorer link presence and attributes
5. Proper URL formatting using the mock function

The test also checks that the URL formatting function is called with the correct transaction hash.

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95-109: Good negative test for Confirmed status without block explorer.

This test ensures the block explorer link is not rendered when the activeChainHasBlockExplorer store is false, and verifies that the URL formatting function is not called.

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111-120: Complete test coverage for Failed status.

The test verifies the error icon, status text, and that the error message is correctly displayed within the failed payload container.

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