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Improved Code Coverage in CreateGroupChat.tsx #3068 #3088

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

Improved Code Coverage in CreateGroupChat.tsx

Issue Number:

Fixes #3068

Did you add tests for your changes?

Yes. Added comprehensive test coverage for src/components/UserPortal/CreateGroupChat/CreateGroupChat.tsx

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Summary

This PR improves code coverage for the CreateGroupChat component by:

  • Adding test cases for previously uncovered code paths
  • Removing unnecessary istanbul ignore statements
  • Ensuring 100% test coverage of the component

Does this PR introduce a breaking change?

No

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Code coverage increased from previous coverage to 100% for the specified component.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive test suite for the Create Group Chat component
    • Introduced tests covering:
      • Image upload functionality
      • Group description input
      • User search and form submission
      • Form validation
      • User selection and deselection
      • Loading states
      • Image edit button interactions
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected a typo in the data-testid attribute for group description input

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Walkthrough

The pull request focuses on improving the test coverage for the CreateGroupChat component in the Talawa Admin project. Multiple test cases have been added to the CreateGroupChat.spec.tsx file to comprehensively test various functionalities such as image upload, user search, form submission, validation, and user selection. Additionally, a minor typo in the data-testid attribute was corrected in the CreateGroupChat.tsx file to ensure proper test identification.

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File Change Summary
src/components/UserPortal/CreateGroupChat/CreateGroupChat.spec.tsx Added multiple test cases covering: image upload, group description input, user search, form submission, validation, user selection, loading states, and edge cases
src/components/UserPortal/CreateGroupChat/CreateGroupChat.tsx Corrected data-testid attribute from data-tsetid to data-testid for group description input

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Improve Code Coverage [#3068]
Create/Update Test Cases
Remove Coverage Bypass Statements No explicit removal of coverage bypass statements observed

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src/components/UserPortal/CreateGroupChat/CreateGroupChat.spec.tsx (2)

5598-5642: Comprehensive image upload test
The test accurately simulates user interaction with the file input. Consider adding assetion steps to verify the UI's response or error handling (e.g., ensuring a preview displays, or an error is thrown for invalid extension).


6161-6185: Invalid file upload
Good coverage for ensuring the component gracefully handles unsupported file types. If not already covered, consider asserting that the UI displays an appropriate error or warning message.

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src/components/UserPortal/CreateGroupChat/CreateGroupChat.spec.tsx (14)

21-21: Import statement for the CreateGroupChat component
The addition of this import statement is clear and logically placed.


5581-5596: Centralized environment setup with beforeEach
Using window.HTMLElement.prototype.scrollIntoView and window.matchMedia mocks in the beforeEach block is a good approach to ensure the test environment is consistently set for each test.


5643-5689: Testing group description input
The test thoroughly checks the state change of the description input. This is a clean and maintainable approach.


5690-5744: Validating user search & form submission
This test comprehensively verifies the transition from the title/description step to the user search step, input changes, and form submission.


5745-5780: Blank title & description scenario
This test covers a crucial negative scenario. If the form or UI is meant to display an error message, consider adding an explicit assertion for that message to confirm correct handling of blank inputs.


5781-5820: Managing the create-user modal toggle
The test properly simulates opening and closing the user modal. This ensures users can dismiss the modal without side effects.


5821-5857: Handling null/undefined file uploads
Testing edge cases like null/empty FileList is excellent. This ensures the code gracefully handles unexpected or invalid user actions.


5859-5900: Empty user search submission
The test effectively covers an empty search scenario, confirming the system neither crashes nor fails to render essential UI elements.


5901-5944: User selection and deselection workflow
Verifying both adding and removing a user provides confidence in the user-assignment logic. This test ensures the correct toggling of add/remove buttons.


6153-6153: Additional suite organization
Separating these additional tests into their own describe block makes the suite more readable and maintainable.


6187-6229: Loading state validations
By purposely delaying or mocking the USERS_CONNECTION_LIST query, this test confirms the UI provides a meaningful loading indication. It might be helpful to assert for a specific loading spinner or text to further confirm user experience.


6231-6275: Empty user search result
Ensuring the table is empty when no users are returned is a key negative test scenario. This is well-implemented.


6277-6301: Form validation flow
This test checks that the user can proceed even with no inputs, indicating non-blocking validation. Confirm that this behavior aligns with functional requirements.


6303-6326: Clicking the image edit button
The test properly simulates an edit interaction and verifies that the file input remains accessible. This is good coverage for UI triggers.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 89.07%. Comparing base (1bc3c5e) to head (6c1ad8b).
Report is 4 commits behind head on develop-postgres.

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