A true MVP (9/11/2022) (1h)

[g105b]

1h development @g105b

1800: I'm going to simplify the tests we have so far, so the CSV content is stored within files in the test/files directory. That way, we have a bunch of fake files to use, rather than the content being supplied directly in the unit tests and most importantly, these files can be uploaded into the web interface by the Behat tests.

Here's an example CSV file with the bare minimum for testing: https://github.com/SuperHyperInstantFutureTime/Trackshift/blob/658e366cb6a13f94b659b42ef117a2e1f23c764e/test/files/prs-simple-3-songs.csv

And the updated unit tests pass: https://github.com/SuperHyperInstantFutureTime/Trackshift/actions/runs/3430639551

1810: The first Behat scripts need to be added to the repository, for testing anonymous usage in the browser...

Here is the first Behat test: https://github.com/SuperHyperInstantFutureTime/Trackshift/blob/fb79fda92e4860090043df78dfad59f828c3cf26/test/behat/features/anonymous-user.feature - it can be run locally, but I need to look at how to get Behat running within our Github Actions test runs. I'll take a look at that next week.

For now, I need to actually add some value: I'm going to make it add multiple PRS statements. Here's a checklist:

• Add a "clear" button to the webpage, to wipe out anything you've already uploaded.
• Allow a new upload to combine with the existing uploads.
• Allow uploading multiple files at once.

UploadManager's load() function can take more than one file path, and the result is a Statement object that contains zero or more Upload objects: https://github.com/SuperHyperInstantFutureTime/Trackshift/blob/97899a7f254ab31cf31e79b491b8768dd22d5d5d/test/phpunit/Upload/UploadManagerTest.php#L30-L42

The new Statement object will have a clear() function that will delete all of the contained Uploads, which means the UploadManager or Upload needs a delete() function. Implementing this test now...

1900: Functionality is complete, now to test it in a web browser.

Here's the first new Behat test

1905: Here's the implementation

1910: Here's the end-test for the latest feature

And a sign-off screen recording of it in action: