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@NishantSinghhhhh NishantSinghhhhh commented Dec 12, 2024

PR Title: Refactor Chat Component Tests: Migrate from Jest to Vitest
Issue Number:
Fixes: #2572

Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes

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Summary:

This PR refactors the test suite for the Chat.tsx component by migrating from Jest to Vitest, in alignment with the project's updated testing framework. The following changes were made:

Updated the testing configuration to be compatible with Vitest.
Refactored all test files related to Chat.tsx to use Vitest's syntax and features.
Consolidated mock definitions to reduce redundancy across test cases for better maintainability.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Updated the vite-plugin-svgr dependency to the latest version.
    • Introduced a new test suite for the Avatar component, validating its rendering behavior.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced test logic for the Requests screen to streamline redirection checks.
    • Improved test structure and checks for the Chat component.
  • Tests

    • Transitioned multiple test files from Jest to Vitest, updating mocking and asynchronous handling.
    • Consolidated mock data and refined test cases for better readability and maintainability.
  • Chores

    • Added the vite-plugin-svgr to the Vitest configuration.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces updates to the package.json file, specifically upgrading the vite-plugin-svgr dependency from version ^4.2.0 to ^4.3.0. Additionally, it adds a new test suite for the Avatar component using Vitest, replaces Jest with Vitest in several existing test files, and modifies tests for the Requests, Chat, and Donate components to align with the new testing framework. Overall, the changes focus on dependency management and enhancing testing practices.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
package.json Updated vite-plugin-svgr from ^4.2.0 to ^4.3.0 in devDependencies.
src/components/Avatar/Avatar.spec.tsx Added a new test suite for the Avatar component with unit tests for rendering behavior.
src/components/Avatar/Avatar.test.tsx Deleted existing Jest test file for Avatar component.
src/screens/EventVolunteers/Requests/Requests.spec.tsx Refactored tests from Jest to Vitest, updated mocking, and simplified redirection test.
src/screens/UserPortal/Chat/Chat.spec.tsx Refactored tests from Jest to Vitest, improved structure, and enhanced test cases for rendering.
src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx Refactored tests from Jest to Vitest, maintained structure and functionality of tests.
vitest.config.ts Added vite-plugin-svgr to the plugins array in Vitest configuration.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Replace Jest-specific functions and mocks with Vitest equivalents (#[2572])
Ensure all tests in src/screens/UserPortal/Chat pass after migration using npm run test:vitest (#[2572])
Maintain the test coverage for the file as 100% after migration (#[2572])

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Suggested labels

refactor, test

Suggested reviewers

  • AVtheking
  • varshith257
  • pranshugupta54

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  • src/screens/EventVolunteers/Requests/Requests.spec.tsx (4 hunks)
  • src/screens/UserPortal/Chat/Chat.spec.tsx (7 hunks)
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📓 Learnings (2)
src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx (1)
Learnt from: bitbard3
PR: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin#2588
File: src/components/ChangeLanguageDropdown/ChangeLanguageDropdown.spec.tsx:145-155
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T04:20:11.745Z
Learning: In PRs focused solely on refactoring test cases from Jest to Vitest, avoid suggesting optimizations or changes outside the migration scope.
src/screens/EventVolunteers/Requests/Requests.spec.tsx (1)
Learnt from: bitbard3
PR: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin#2588
File: src/components/ChangeLanguageDropdown/ChangeLanguageDropdown.spec.tsx:145-155
Timestamp: 2024-12-02T04:20:11.745Z
Learning: In PRs focused solely on refactoring test cases from Jest to Vitest, avoid suggesting optimizations or changes outside the migration scope.
🔇 Additional comments (15)
vitest.config.ts (1)

5-5: LGTM: SVG plugin integration looks good

The addition of the vite-plugin-svgr plugin is appropriate for handling SVG imports in the test environment.

Also applies to: 10-10

src/components/Avatar/Avatar.spec.tsx (1)

1-92: LGTM: Well-structured test migration to Vitest

The test suite is well-organized with:

  • Proper use of Vitest's mocking functionality
  • Clear test case documentation
  • Good coverage of component functionality
src/screens/EventVolunteers/Requests/Requests.spec.tsx (4)

32-37: LGTM: Toast mock properly migrated to Vitest

The toast mock has been correctly migrated from Jest to Vitest syntax.


85-88: LGTM: Router mock properly migrated to Vitest

The react-router-dom mock has been correctly migrated using Vitest's async import actual functionality.


92-92: LGTM: Clear mocks properly migrated

The clearAllMocks call has been correctly updated to use Vitest's API.


113-113: LGTM: Simplified redirection test

The redirection test has been simplified to directly check window.location.pathname, which is more straightforward than waiting for element visibility.

src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx (4)

11-11: LGTM: Import changes for Vitest migration

The addition of the vi import from 'vitest' is correct for the migration.


141-149: LGTM: Mock implementations updated for Vitest

The migration from Jest's mocking API to Vitest's API is correct:

  • jest.mockvi.mock
  • jest.fn()vi.fn()

156-164: LGTM: Window matchMedia mock updated for Vitest

The mock implementation has been correctly updated to use vi.fn().


169-169: LGTM: BeforeEach hook updated for Vitest

The migration from jest.clearAllMocks() to vi.clearAllMocks() is correct.

src/screens/UserPortal/Chat/Chat.spec.tsx (5)

12-12: LGTM: Import changes for Vitest migration

The addition of Vitest-specific imports is correct.


1489-1499: LGTM: Mock data consolidation

Good practice to consolidate mock data outside tests for better maintainability.


1473-1473: LGTM: ScrollIntoView mock updated for Vitest

The migration to vi.fn() is correct.


1477-1485: LGTM: Window matchMedia mock updated for Vitest

The mock implementation has been correctly updated to use vi.fn().


Line range hint 1629-1654: LGTM: Mobile view test implementation with Vitest

The test correctly uses Vitest's assertion patterns and async utilities.


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