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File: Home.test.js

Description: This file contains unit tests for the Home component in the application. The tests primarily focus on rendering the component based on different user status and setup states, using Jest and React Test Renderer.

Test Suites

Suite: First load

Description: This suite tests the initial rendering of the Home component when the application first loads.

Test: shows busy when first starting

Description: This test verifies that when the application initially loads, the Home component renders a 'busy' state.

Steps:

  1. Mocks the checkInstallRequest function to return a value indicating that installation is in progress.
  2. Creates a React Test Renderer instance of the Home component.
  3. Asserts that the rendered snapshot matches the expected snapshot for the 'busy' state.

Suite: Status changes

Description: This suite tests the rendering of the Home component based on different user status and setup states.

Test: initially shows the PipeList when setup is incomplete

Description: This test verifies that when the user's setup is incomplete, the Home component renders the PipeList component.

Steps:

  1. Creates a test user object with status set to Setup.INCOMPLETE.
  2. Creates a React Test Renderer instance of the Home component with the test user.
  3. Uses renderer.act() to trigger the component's rendering process.
  4. Asserts that the rendered snapshot matches the expected snapshot.
  5. Finds the PipeList component using tree.root.findByType().
  6. Asserts that the PipeList component is defined.

Test: initially shows PipeList when setup is in progress

Description: This test verifies that when the user's setup is in progress, the Home component renders the PipeList component.

Steps:

  1. Creates a test user object with status set to Setup.IN_PROGRESS.
  2. Creates a React Test Renderer instance of the Home component with the test user.
  3. Uses renderer.act() to trigger the component's rendering process.
  4. Asserts that the rendered snapshot matches the expected snapshot.
  5. Finds the PipeList component using tree.root.findByType().
  6. Asserts that the PipeList component is defined.

Test: shows the Logs if not in progress and no repos are set up

Description: This test verifies that when the user's setup is complete and they have no repositories, the Home component renders the Logs component.

Steps:

  1. Creates a test user object with status set to Setup.COMPLETE.
  2. Creates a React Test Renderer instance of the Home component with the test user.
  3. Uses renderer.act() to trigger the component's rendering process.
  4. Asserts that the rendered snapshot matches the expected snapshot.
  5. Finds the Logs component using tree.root.findByType().
  6. Asserts that the Logs component is defined.

Test: shows the Logs if not in progresss and at least one repo exists

Description: This test verifies that when the user's setup is complete and they have at least one repository, the Home component renders both the PipeList and Logs components.

Steps:

  1. Creates a test user object with status set to Setup.COMPLETE.
  2. Creates a React Test Renderer instance of the Home component with the test user.
  3. Uses renderer.act() to trigger the component's rendering process.
  4. Asserts that the rendered snapshot matches the expected snapshot.
  5. Finds the PipeList component using tree.root.findByType().
  6. Asserts that the PipeList component is defined.
  7. Finds the Logs component using tree.root.findByType().
  8. Asserts that the Logs component is defined.

Considerations

  • This test suite focuses on the rendering logic of the Home component based on user status and repository setup. It doesn't cover all functionalities of the component.
  • The tests rely on snapshot testing, which can be brittle if changes are made to the component's structure. Consider utilizing more granular tests for specific aspects of the component's rendering behavior.
  • Mocked dependencies are crucial for testing the component's rendering logic in isolation. Ensure that these mocks are up-to-date and accurately reflect the behavior of the actual dependencies.

Key Components

  • Jest: A JavaScript testing framework used for running the tests.
  • React Test Renderer: A library for rendering React components without requiring a real DOM environment.
  • checkInstallRequest: A mocked function from the utils/Helpers module, used to simulate the installation process.
  • syncProjects: A mocked function from the utils/Helpers module, used to simulate synchronization of projects.
  • Setup: A constant from the Constants module, used to define different user setup states.
  • userMock: A test user object used to simulate user data.

This documentation provides an overview of the test suite for the Home component. It outlines the structure, purpose, and behavior of the tests, and highlights important considerations for maintaining and extending the tests.