- name
- write-tests
- description
- Write and run ryOS tests with Bun's native test runner (bun:test). Covers unit/wiring tests (no server) vs API integration tests (require the standalone API server), shared HTTP helpers, and the package.json suite commands. Use when adding tests, writing test coverage for a change, or running/triaging the test suite.
# Writing & Running ryOS Tests
ryOS uses **Bun's native test runner** (`bun:test`). Suites live under `tests/`, are named `test-*.test.ts` or `test-*.test.tsx`, and use `describe` / `test` / `expect`.
## Layout
```
tests/
├── setup.ts # Global preload
├── helpers/ # Shared helpers (not suites)
├── fixtures/
├── unit/<domain>/ # No-server unit / wiring
└── integration/
├── api/ # Needs `bun run dev:api`
└── opt-in/ # Env-gated (e.g. REALTIME_LOCAL_URL)
```
## Two Kinds of Tests
| Kind | What it covers | Needs API server? | Suite command |
|------|----------------|-------------------|---------------|
| Unit / wiring | Pure logic, Zod schemas, store reducers, helper functions, "is X wired to Y" checks | No | `bun run test:unit` |
| API integration | Real HTTP against `api/*` endpoints | **Yes** (`bun run dev:api`) | `bun run test:api` |
Prefer a **unit test** when the logic can be exercised without a server (most schema/util/store work). Add an **API integration test** when you need the real request → handler → Redis path.
## Quick Start Checklist
```
- [ ] 1. Decide: unit/wiring (no server) or API integration (needs server)
- [ ] 2. Create tests/unit/<domain>/test-<feature>.test.ts
or tests/integration/api/test-<feature>.test.ts
- [ ] 3. Use describe / test / expect from "bun:test"
- [ ] 4. For API tests, use helpers from tests/helpers/test-utils.ts
- [ ] 5. For API or opt-in tests, add the file to `scripts/test-groups.ts`
- [ ] 6. Run `bun run test:registration`; iterate until green
- [ ] 7. Run it; iterate until green
```
## Unit / Wiring Test
No server required. Import the code under test directly. Schema tests are the highest-value, lowest-friction kind.
```typescript
import { describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
import { mediaControlSchema } from "../../../api/chat/tools/schemas";
describe("mediaControlSchema", () => {
test("accepts a valid 'list' call", () => {
expect(
mediaControlSchema.safeParse({ target: "tv", action: "list" }).success
).toBe(true);
});
test("rejects 'tune' with neither channelId nor channelNumber", () => {
expect(
mediaControlSchema.safeParse({ target: "tv", action: "tune" }).success
).toBe(false);
});
});
```
Run a single file or domain:
```bash
bun test tests/unit/media/test-media-control-unified.test.ts
bun test tests/unit/media/
```
## API Integration Test
Requires the standalone server running in a separate terminal:
```bash
# Terminal 1
bun run dev:api # port 3000; exports TRUSTED_PROXY_COUNT=1 and a Telegram mock API base URL
# Terminal 2
bun run test:api # or a single file: bun test tests/integration/api/test-<feature>.test.ts
```
Use the shared HTTP helpers from `tests/helpers/test-utils.ts` — they set the required `Origin` header and auth:
```typescript
import { describe, test, expect } from "bun:test";
import {
BASE_URL,
fetchWithOrigin,
fetchWithAuth,
ensureUserAuth,
makeRateLimitBypassHeaders,
getTokenFromAuthCookie,
} from "../../helpers/test-utils";
describe("My feature", () => {
test("requires auth → 401", async () => {
const res = await fetchWithOrigin(`${BASE_URL}/api/my-feature`, { method: "POST" });
expect(res.status).toBe(401);
});
test("creates when authed", async () => {
const token = await ensureUserAuth("testuser_feat", "testtest");
const res = await fetchWithAuth(`${BASE_URL}/api/my-feature`, "testuser_feat", token!, {
method: "POST",
headers: makeRateLimitBypassHeaders(),
body: JSON.stringify({ name: "hi" }),
});
expect(res.status).toBe(201);
});
});
```
### Helpers in `tests/helpers/`
| Helper | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `test-utils.ts` → `BASE_URL` | `process.env.API_URL` or `http://localhost:3000` |
| `fetchWithOrigin(url, opts)` | adds `Origin: http://localhost:3000` |
| `fetchWithAuth(url, username, token, opts)` | adds Origin + `Authorization` + `X-Username` |
| `makeRateLimitBypassHeaders()` | `Content-Type` + random `X-Forwarded-For` to dodge per-IP limits |
| `ensureUserAuth(username, password)` | register-or-login, returns a token (or null) |
| `getTokenFromAuthCookie(res)` / `getAuthFromCookie(res)` | read token from the `ryos_auth` httpOnly cookie |
| `fake-redis.ts` | In-memory Redis double for unit suites |
| `local-storage-stub.ts` | Early `localStorage` install for store-heavy suites |
| `theme-css-fixtures.ts` | Shared CSS fixture strings |
### Integration test conventions
- Generate fresh usernames per run to avoid cross-run collisions; reuse via `ensureUserAuth`.
- Always include `makeRateLimitBypassHeaders()` (or a unique IP) on rate-limited routes.
- Tolerate rate limiting where the suite expects it: `if (res.status === 429) return;` is an accepted skip pattern in existing suites.
- Auth endpoints set the token in the `ryos_auth` cookie, not the JSON body — read it via the cookie helpers.
## Registering New Test Files
Unit/wiring tests under `tests/unit/` are discovered automatically by `bun run test:unit`.
Server-backed and opt-in suites are explicit in `scripts/test-groups.ts`:
- Unit/wiring → no manual registration; place under `tests/unit/<domain>/`.
- API integration → append to `API_TEST_FILES` (path under `tests/integration/api/`).
- Opt-in/local-service suites → append to `OPT_IN_TEST_FILES` (path under `tests/integration/opt-in/`).
- Optionally add a focused `"test:<feature>"` script for fast local runs.
- Run `bun run test:registration` after adding or renaming tests.
`bun test` (no args / `"test"`) runs everything, including API suites, so it needs the server too.
## Running Subsets
```bash
bun run test:unit # all no-server suites
bun run test:api # all API suites (server required)
bun test tests/unit/chat/ # one domain
bun test tests/unit/realtime/test-pusher-*.test.ts
```
See `package.json` for targeted suites (`test:ai`, `test:song`, `test:new-api`, `test:sync-v2`, `test:chat-regression`, …).
## When to Add Tests (match repo conventions)
- Adding/altering a Zod schema, util, store reducer, or API contract → add or extend a test.
- Touching code that already has a sibling `tests/unit/<domain>/test-*.test.ts` → update it.
- Do **not** build large new test infrastructure unrelated to the change unless asked.
Ver no GitHub