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Created unittests for switchmap/dashboard/table/search.py #248

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
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Fixes #207

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    • Added a new test file to validate the functionality of the Search class.
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A new test file test_search.py has been added to validate the functionality of the Search class in the switchmap.dashboard.table module. The test file contains three unit tests that examine the interfaces method under different scenarios: empty data, None data, and valid data. The tests ensure proper handling of various input conditions and verify the correct generation of HTML table output.

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tests/switchmap_/dashboard/table/test_search.py New test file added with TestSearch class containing three test methods for interfaces method

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@coderobbitai can you please approve changes

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  1. This isn't sufficient.
  2. You need to validate the results to see whether you get HTML results and that the results match the data input
  3. The search function generates HTML after GraphQL results are received.

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Okay @palisadoes i am doing it

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  1. Instead of using mocks, instantiate with the expected data so that you get expected results. Search the code base more carefully to see what real data is expected and its formatting.
  2. This give false hope

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  1. Instead of using mocks, instantiate with the expected data so that you get expected results. Search the code base more carefully to see what real data is expected and its formatting.

    1. This give false hope

Okay @palisadoes sir i'll keep this in mind

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Is this Fine @palisadoes ?

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tests/switchmap_/dashboard/table/test_search.py (1)

7-8: Remove unused imports.

The following imports are not used in the code:

  • flask_table.Table
  • unittest.mock.patch
-from flask_table import Table
-from unittest.mock import patch
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7-7: flask_table.Table imported but unused

Remove unused import: flask_table.Table

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8-8: unittest.mock.patch imported but unused

Remove unused import: unittest.mock.patch

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7-7: flask_table.Table imported but unused

Remove unused import: flask_table.Table

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tests/switchmap_/dashboard/table/test_search.py (3)

36-46: LGTM! Edge cases are properly handled.

The tests for empty and None data scenarios ensure robust error handling.


85-86: LGTM! Standard unittest main block.


48-82: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve the test implementation for valid data.

Several improvements can be made to the test:

  1. Use @patch decorator for safer mocking
  2. Use real table generation logic instead of string concatenation
  3. Consider testing additional scenarios (e.g., different interface statuses)

Here's how to improve the test:

-    def test_interfaces_with_valid_data(self):
-        """Test interfaces method with valid data."""
-        original_table_function = interfaces_.table
-
-        def mock_table(data):
-            """Mock the table generation function.
-            Args:
-                data (dict): The data containing interface details.
-            Returns:
-                str: A string containing the generated HTML table.
-            """
-            rows = "".join(
-                f"<tr><td>{iface['name']}</td><td>{iface['status']}</td></tr>"
-                for iface in data["interfaces"]
-            )
-            return f"<table>{rows}</table>"
-
-        interfaces_.table = mock_table
-        search_instance = search.Search(self.valid_data)
-        result = search_instance.interfaces()
-        interfaces_.table = original_table_function
+    @patch('switchmap.dashboard.table.interfaces_.table')
+    def test_interfaces_with_valid_data(self, mock_table):
+        """Test interfaces method with valid data."""
+        # Setup mock to return a known value
+        expected_html = "<table>...</table>"  # Replace with actual expected output
+        mock_table.return_value = expected_html
+
+        search_instance = search.Search(self.valid_data)
+        result = search_instance.interfaces()

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Please see the comment. The rest looks OK

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@palisadoes palisadoes merged commit 5efa265 into PalisadoesFoundation:develop Jan 14, 2025
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