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Use when writing unit tests under test/unit-tests/backend/*.test.ts that run in Node with Mocha+Chai and no VS Code API. For pure logic: parsers, helpers, env merging. Triggers: "backend test", "unit test", "mocha test without vscode".

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Use when writing unit tests under test/unit-tests/backend/*.test.ts that run in Node with Mocha+Chai and no VS Code API. For pure logic: parsers, helpers, env merging. Triggers: "backend test", "unit test", "mocha test without vscode".
# Writing Backend Tests Recipe for adding backend (unit) tests that run without VS Code. ## When to use backend tests Use backend tests for **pure logic** that has no VS Code UI interaction. They are the fastest feedback loop — no Extension Host, no display server, just Node + Mocha. Good candidates: string manipulation, path logic, parsers, encoding, variable expansion, data-structure helpers, environment merging. **Not** suitable for: anything that calls `vscode.window.*`, `vscode.workspace.*` beyond `getConfiguration()`, or depends on an active editor. --- ## File location ``` test/unit-tests/backend/<name>.test.ts ``` --- ## Import strategy — decision tree ### Module has NO transitive `vscode` dependency Import directly via the `@cmt/*` path alias. ```typescript // encoding.test.ts — encodingUtils has no vscode imports import { isValidUtf8 } from '@cmt/encodingUtils'; ``` ### Module transitively imports `vscode` **Mirror** the pure function logic inline in the test file. Do **not** import the source module — it will fail because `vscode` cannot be resolved at test time (even with the mock, deep transitive chains can break). ```typescript // expand.test.ts — expand.ts transitively depends on vscode // Mirror of expand.substituteAll function substituteAll(input: string, subs: Map<string, string>) { let finalString = input; let didReplacement = false; subs.forEach((value, key) => { if (value !== key) { const pattern = key.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&'); const re = new RegExp(pattern, 'g'); finalString = finalString.replace(re, value); didReplacement = true; } }); return { result: finalString, didReplacement }; } ``` Add a comment like `// --- Mirror of <module>.<function> ---` so reviewers can trace back to the source. ### What `setup-vscode-mock.ts` provides The mock is auto-loaded via Mocha's `-r` flag. It intercepts `require('vscode')` and returns stubs for: - `workspace.getConfiguration()` — returns a Proxy that yields `undefined` - `workspace.onDidChangeConfiguration` / `onDidCreateFiles` / `onDidDeleteFiles` — no-ops - `window.createOutputChannel` / `showErrorMessage` / `showWarningMessage` — no-ops - `commands.registerCommand` / `executeCommand` — no-ops - `Position`, `Range`, `Uri` — minimal implementations - `EventEmitter`, `Disposable`, `TreeItem`, `ThemeIcon` — stubs This lets some modules with shallow `vscode` dependencies work. If your module only touches `vscode.workspace.getConfiguration()`, direct import may still work. Test it — if it fails, fall back to the mirror pattern. --- ## Test framework | Aspect | Value | |--------|-------| | **Runner** | Mocha | | **Style** | TDD — use `suite()` / `test()`, **not** `describe()` / `it()` | | **Assertions** | Chai `expect` — `import { expect } from 'chai'` | | **Path aliases** | `@cmt/*` → `src/*`, `@test/*` → `test/*` | --- ## Skeleton — direct import pattern ```typescript import { expect } from 'chai'; import { myFunction } from '@cmt/myModule'; suite('[myFunction]', () => { test('does the expected thing', () => { const result = myFunction('input'); expect(result).to.equal('expected'); }); test('handles edge case', () => { expect(myFunction('')).to.equal(''); }); }); ``` ## Skeleton — mirror pattern ```typescript import { expect } from 'chai'; /** * Tests for pure utility functions in src/someModule.ts. * Functions are mirrored here because someModule.ts transitively * depends on 'vscode'. */ // --- Mirror of someModule.helperFn --- function helperFn(input: string): string { // Copy the implementation verbatim from the source return input.trim().toLowerCase(); } suite('[helperFn]', () => { test('trims and lowercases', () => { expect(helperFn(' Hello ')).to.equal('hello'); }); test('empty string', () => { expect(helperFn('')).to.equal(''); }); }); ``` --- ## Run command ```bash yarn backendTests ``` Full command (for reference): ```bash node ./node_modules/mocha/bin/_mocha \ -u tdd \ --timeout 999999 \ --colors \ -r ts-node/register \ -r tsconfig-paths/register \ -r test/unit-tests/backend/setup-vscode-mock.ts \ ./test/unit-tests/backend/**/*.test.ts ``` --- ## Common pitfalls | Pitfall | Fix | |---------|-----| | `Cannot find module 'vscode'` | Module has a transitive vscode dependency — use the mirror pattern | | `suite is not defined` | Mocha TDD interface not loaded — ensure you run via `yarn backendTests`, not `mocha` directly | | Import path uses relative `../../../src/` | Use `@cmt/*` alias instead — `tsconfig-paths/register` resolves it | | `describe`/`it` used instead of `suite`/`test` | This project uses Mocha TDD style — switch to `suite`/`test` | | Mock returns `undefined` for a config value | `setup-vscode-mock.ts`'s `getConfiguration()` returns `undefined` for everything — if your code needs a real value, you may need to extend the mock or restructure | --- *See also: [`.github/copilot-instructions.md`](../copilot-instructions.md) for project-wide conventions.*
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