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Replica test runner #246

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Replica test runner #246

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a Replica class for managing and deploying canisters in dfx and pocket-ic environments.
    • Added support for a new replica testing mode in the CLI, enhancing testing flexibility.
    • Implemented a new configuration option for specifying replicas during tests and benchmarks.
    • Enhanced the testing framework with new types for better configurability.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected spelling of srategy to strategy in the MMF1 class.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the CLI commands to reflect new testing and configuration options.
  • Chores

    • Updated dependencies for pic-ic and pocket-ic to newer versions.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive tests for storage canister upload and download functionalities.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass updates across various files in the CLI application, introducing new functionalities, enhancing configuration management, and refining type handling. Key modifications include the addition of a Replica class for canister management, updates to testing commands, and improvements in the handling of configuration files. Additionally, several cosmetic changes enhance code readability, while version updates reflect the adoption of newer dependencies.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
cli/api/actors.ts Minor formatting changes to variable and parameter declarations for improved readability.
cli/cli.ts Introduced mopsReplicaTestRunning, updated test command options to include --replica and --mode, and added configuration checks for robustness.
cli/commands/bench-replica.ts Enhanced BenchReplica class with PocketIcServer integration, updated toolchain version check, and modified initialization and teardown processes.
cli/commands/bench.ts Updated logic for handling configuration and cleanup processes, including commenting out directory removal.
cli/commands/publish.ts Modified testWithReporter invocation to include additional parameters for enhanced context.
cli/commands/replica.ts New Replica class added for managing canisters in dfx and pocket-ic environments, with methods for starting, stopping, and deploying canisters.
cli/commands/test/mmf1.ts Corrected spelling of srategy to strategy in the MMF1 class.
cli/commands/test/reporters/*.ts Updated addRun method signatures in various reporter classes to replace wasiMode with mode of type TestMode, enhancing type safety and clarity.
cli/commands/test/test.ts Introduced ReplicaName and TestOptions types, updated test and runAll function signatures for flexible configuration handling.
cli/mops.ts Added exit parameter to checkConfigFile function to control termination behavior based on config file presence.
cli/package.json Updated pic-ic package version from 0.3.3 to 0.5.1.
cli/types.ts Added new exported type TestMode for better handling of testing modes.
mops.toml Updated pocket-ic dependency version from 1.0.0 to 4.0.0.
test/*.test.mo Introduced multiple test files for storage canister, validating upload and download processes with comprehensive test cases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant Replica
    participant Canister

    User->>CLI: Run test command
    CLI->>Replica: Check configuration
    Replica->>Canister: Start canister
    Canister-->>Replica: Canister started
    CLI->>Canister: Execute tests
    Canister-->>CLI: Return test results
    CLI-->>User: Display results
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@ZenVoich ZenVoich marked this pull request as ready for review August 30, 2024 09:31
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (3)
cli/package.json (1)

77-77: Discrepancy in pic-ic version across application components

The pic-ic package version has been updated to 0.5.1 in the CLI part of the application, but the frontend still references version 0.3.2. This inconsistency might lead to issues if both parts of the application rely on different versions of the same package. Please verify and align the package versions across the application components to ensure compatibility and stability.

  • cli/package.json and cli/package-lock.json: pic-ic version 0.5.1
  • frontend/package-lock.json: pic-ic version 0.3.2
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Verify the version update for pic-ic.

Ensure that the version update aligns with the requirements and dependencies of the application and does not introduce any issues.

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cli/commands/bench.ts (1)

Line range hint 52-150: Refinement of the bench function

The bench function has been refined with the initialization of the config variable at the beginning, which is a good practice for centralizing configuration management. This change allows the function to dynamically determine the replica option based on the configuration, enhancing flexibility and maintainability.

However, the modification of the cleanup process by commenting out the removal of the benchDir directory could lead to residual files being left behind. This might affect the cleanliness of the environment for subsequent runs and could potentially lead to inconsistent benchmark results.

It is recommended to either reinstate the cleanup process or implement a more controlled cleanup mechanism that ensures the environment is clean for each run.

Would you like to discuss potential approaches to improve the cleanup process?

cli/commands/test/test.ts (1)

Update function call to match new signature

The testWithReporter function call in cli/commands/publish.ts does not include the watch parameter, which is part of the updated function signature. This discrepancy could lead to potential issues if the watch parameter is necessary for correct functionality.

  • File: cli/commands/publish.ts
    • Line: await testWithReporter(reporter, '', 'interpreter', config.toolchain?.['pocket-ic'] ? 'pocket-ic' : 'dfx');
    • Action: Update the function call to include the watch parameter.
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Line range hint 143-305: Significant enhancements to testing capabilities.

The update to the testWithReporter function to include defaultMode, replicaType, and watch parameters, along with support for the new replica mode, significantly enhances the testing framework's capabilities. These changes allow for more robust testing scenarios and better integration with the replica environment.

The code changes are approved.

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  • cli/api/actors.ts (1 hunks)
  • cli/cli.ts (3 hunks)
  • cli/commands/bench-replica.ts (5 hunks)
  • cli/commands/bench.ts (4 hunks)
  • cli/commands/publish.ts (1 hunks)
  • cli/commands/replica.ts (1 hunks)
  • cli/commands/test/mmf1.ts (2 hunks)
  • cli/commands/test/reporters/compact-reporter.ts (2 hunks)
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  • cli/commands/test/reporters/silent-reporter.ts (2 hunks)
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  • cli/commands/test/test.ts (10 hunks)
  • cli/mops.ts (1 hunks)
  • cli/package.json (1 hunks)
  • cli/types.ts (1 hunks)
  • mops.toml (1 hunks)
  • test/storage-actor.test.mo (1 hunks)
  • test/storage-actor22222.test.mo (1 hunks)
  • test/storage-actor33333.test.mo (1 hunks)
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cli/commands/test/reporters/reporter.ts (1)

6-6: Enhanced flexibility and type safety in addRun method.

The changes to the addRun method in the Reporter interface improve flexibility and maintainability by introducing a more structured approach to handling test modes. Ensure that all implementations of this interface are updated to accommodate these changes.

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  • cli/commands/test/reporters/silent-reporter.ts
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mops.toml (1)

21-21: Significant version update for pocket-ic.

The update from 1.0.0 to 4.0.0 for the pocket-ic dependency is significant. It's crucial to verify the impact of this change on the project, especially looking for any breaking changes or new features that might affect existing functionalities.

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The codebase includes explicit checks and configurations for pocket-ic version 4.0.0, indicating that the update is intentional and well-integrated. No further issues were found regarding this version change.

  • The code in cli/cli.ts, cli/commands/publish.ts, cli/commands/bench.ts, and other files shows controlled usage of pocket-ic.
  • Compatibility checks for version 4.0.0 are present in cli/commands/replica.ts and cli/commands/bench-replica.ts.
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cli/types.ts (1)

45-45: New type TestMode enhances type safety.

The addition of the TestMode type, which can take values 'interpreter', 'wasi', or 'replica', enhances type safety and clarity in handling different testing scenarios. Ensure that this new type is properly utilized across the codebase where relevant.

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The TestMode type is effectively integrated into the codebase, being used in various files such as cli/commands/test/test.ts and multiple reporter files. It is employed in function parameters and method calls, ensuring type safety and clarity in handling different testing scenarios.

  • cli/commands/test/test.ts: Used in function parameters.
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cli/commands/test/reporters/silent-reporter.ts (2)

5-5: Import statement for TestMode is correctly added.

The import is necessary for the new type TestMode to be recognized within this file.


17-17: Method signature updated to use TestMode.

The update from a boolean to a more descriptive type enhances clarity and type safety. Ensure that all calls to this method across the codebase are updated to reflect this change.

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Verification successful: addRun method usage is consistent with the new signature.

The addRun method in the SilentReporter class has been updated to include the _mode parameter, and its usage in the codebase reflects this change. The call in cli/commands/test/test.ts matches the new signature, ensuring consistency and correctness. No further action is required.

  • cli/commands/test/test.ts: Call to addRun includes the mode parameter.
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cli/commands/test/reporters/files-reporter.ts (2)

5-5: Import statement for TestMode is correctly added.

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19-19: Method signature updated to use TestMode, and console output logic adjusted.

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cli/commands/test/reporters/verbose-reporter.ts (3)

5-5: Import statement for TestMode is correctly added.

The import is necessary for the new type TestMode to be recognized within this file.


61-64: New method _printStart correctly encapsulates start printing logic.

The addition of the _printStart method improves code clarity and maintainability by separating concerns. It provides a more descriptive way to handle test modes during the start of a test run.

The new method is approved.


23-23: Method signature updated to use TestMode and progressive, and logic adjusted.

The update from a boolean to a more descriptive type enhances clarity and type safety. The addition of the progressive parameter allows for more flexible handling of test reporting. The method conditionally calls the new _printStart method based on the progressive flag, improving code clarity by separating concerns. Ensure that all calls to this method across the codebase are updated to reflect this change.

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Verification successful: addRun method usage is consistent with the new signature.

The addRun method in VerboseReporter has been correctly updated to include the mode and progressive parameters. The usage in cli/commands/test/test.ts aligns with the new signature, with the progressive parameter defaulting to false. Other reporters have their own implementations, which do not require the progressive parameter. No further action is needed.

  • cli/commands/test/test.ts: Usage matches the new signature.
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27-27: Approved: Method signature change in addRun.

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test/storage-actor.test.mo (1)

1-7: Approved: Import statements.

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test/storage-actor22222.test.mo (1)

1-7: Approved: Import statements.

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test/storage-actor33333.test.mo (3)

1-7: Import statements are appropriate.

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  • The tests include scenarios for starting, finishing, and handling uploads and downloads.
  • Assertions check both successful and erroneous conditions.
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cli/commands/bench-replica.ts (4)

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  • cli/commands/bench-replica.ts: Version check for pocket-ic is 4.0.0.
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39-42: Verify the modified initialization and teardown logic for PocketIcServer.

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69-69: Verify the modified method signature for setupCanister.

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cli/commands/publish.ts (1)

274-274: Enhanced testing configuration.

The modification to the testWithReporter function call to include additional parameters ('', 'interpreter', config.toolchain?.['pocket-ic'] ? 'pocket-ic' : 'dfx') is a significant improvement. It allows for more flexible and context-aware testing configurations.

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  • cli/commands/test/test.ts: The function definition supports the new parameters.
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cli/commands/test/test.ts (2)

Line range hint 125-139: Enhanced control over testing process.

The expansion of the runAll function signature to include replicaType and watch parameters is a positive change. It allows the function to adapt its behavior based on the testing mode and watch settings, providing more control and flexibility.

The code changes are approved.

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64-89: Refined testing function with enhanced configurability.

The update to the test function to accept a Partial<TestOptions> object and the handling of the watch option are significant improvements. These changes allow for more flexible and robust testing configurations, especially in managing different testing environments.

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cli/cli.ts (3)

37-37: Enhanced state management for replica testing.

The addition of the global variable mopsReplicaTestRunning is a positive change. It enhances state management for testing scenarios, particularly for replica testing.

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234-238: Enhanced flexibility and capabilities for the test command.

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247-254: Improved clarity and control for the bench command.

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Comment on lines +9 to +98
actor {
public func runTests() : async () {
ExperimentalCycles.add<system>(1_000_000_000_000);
var storage = await Storage.Storage();

let fileId = "test";

Debug.print("lalalalalalala");

// upload
await suite("storage upload", func() : async () {
await test("try to finish upload before upload start", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.finishUploads([fileId]);
assert Result.isErr(res);
});

await test("try to upload chunk before upload start", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.uploadChunk(fileId, 0, Blob.fromArray([])));
});

await test("start upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});

await test("try to finish upload with unknown file id", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId, "unknown-file-id"]));
});

await test("finish upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});

await test("try to finish already finished upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});

await test("try to start upload existing file", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
});

// download
await suite("storage download", func() : async () {
await test("get file meta", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});

await test("try to get file meta of unknown file", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta("123");
assert Result.isErr(res);
});

await test("upgrade storage canister", func() : async () {
storage := await (system Storage.Storage)(#upgrade(storage))();
});

await test("get file meta after upgrade", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
});
};
};
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Approved: Actor and test methods.

The tests are well-structured and cover essential functionalities. Consider removing the debug print statement as it seems to be a leftover from debugging.

Remove the debug print statement:

- Debug.print("lalalalalalala");
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actor {
public func runTests() : async () {
ExperimentalCycles.add<system>(1_000_000_000_000);
var storage = await Storage.Storage();
let fileId = "test";
Debug.print("lalalalalalala");
// upload
await suite("storage upload", func() : async () {
await test("try to finish upload before upload start", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.finishUploads([fileId]);
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
await test("try to upload chunk before upload start", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.uploadChunk(fileId, 0, Blob.fromArray([])));
});
await test("start upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
await test("try to finish upload with unknown file id", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId, "unknown-file-id"]));
});
await test("finish upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to finish already finished upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to start upload existing file", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
});
// download
await suite("storage download", func() : async () {
await test("get file meta", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
await test("try to get file meta of unknown file", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta("123");
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
await test("upgrade storage canister", func() : async () {
storage := await (system Storage.Storage)(#upgrade(storage))();
});
await test("get file meta after upgrade", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
});
};
};
actor {
public func runTests() : async () {
ExperimentalCycles.add<system>(1_000_000_000_000);
var storage = await Storage.Storage();
let fileId = "test";
// upload
await suite("storage upload", func() : async () {
await test("try to finish upload before upload start", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.finishUploads([fileId]);
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
await test("try to upload chunk before upload start", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.uploadChunk(fileId, 0, Blob.fromArray([])));
});
await test("start upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
await test("try to finish upload with unknown file id", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId, "unknown-file-id"]));
});
await test("finish upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to finish already finished upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to start upload existing file", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
});
// download
await suite("storage download", func() : async () {
await test("get file meta", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
await test("try to get file meta of unknown file", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta("123");
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
await test("upgrade storage canister", func() : async () {
storage := await (system Storage.Storage)(#upgrade(storage))();
});
await test("get file meta after upgrade", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
});
};
};

Comment on lines +9 to +100
actor {
public func runTests() : async () {
ExperimentalCycles.add<system>(1_000_000_000_000);
var storage = await Storage.Storage();

let fileId = "test";

Debug.print(debug_show("lalalalalalala"));

// upload
await suite("storage upload", func() : async () {
await test("try to finish upload before upload start", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.finishUploads([fileId]);
assert Result.isErr(res);
});

// assert false;

await test("try to upload chunk before upload start", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.uploadChunk(fileId, 0, Blob.fromArray([])));
});

await test("start upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});

await test("try to finish upload with unknown file id", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId, "unknown-file-id"]));
});

await test("finish upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});

await test("try to finish already finished upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});

await test("try to start upload existing file", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
});

// download
await suite("storage download", func() : async () {
await test("get file meta", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});

await test("try to get file meta of unknown file", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta("123");
assert Result.isErr(res);
});

await test("upgrade storage canister", func() : async () {
storage := await (system Storage.Storage)(#upgrade(storage))();
});

await test("get file meta after upgrade", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
});
};
};
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Approved: Actor and test methods.

The tests are well-structured and cover essential functionalities. Consider removing the debug print statement as it seems to be a leftover from debugging.

Remove the debug print statement:

- Debug.print(debug_show("lalalalalalala"));
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

Suggested change
actor {
public func runTests() : async () {
ExperimentalCycles.add<system>(1_000_000_000_000);
var storage = await Storage.Storage();
let fileId = "test";
Debug.print(debug_show("lalalalalalala"));
// upload
await suite("storage upload", func() : async () {
await test("try to finish upload before upload start", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.finishUploads([fileId]);
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
// assert false;
await test("try to upload chunk before upload start", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.uploadChunk(fileId, 0, Blob.fromArray([])));
});
await test("start upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
await test("try to finish upload with unknown file id", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId, "unknown-file-id"]));
});
await test("finish upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to finish already finished upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to start upload existing file", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
});
// download
await suite("storage download", func() : async () {
await test("get file meta", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
await test("try to get file meta of unknown file", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta("123");
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
await test("upgrade storage canister", func() : async () {
storage := await (system Storage.Storage)(#upgrade(storage))();
});
await test("get file meta after upgrade", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
});
};
};
actor {
public func runTests() : async () {
ExperimentalCycles.add<system>(1_000_000_000_000);
var storage = await Storage.Storage();
let fileId = "test";
// upload
await suite("storage upload", func() : async () {
await test("try to finish upload before upload start", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.finishUploads([fileId]);
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
// assert false;
await test("try to upload chunk before upload start", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.uploadChunk(fileId, 0, Blob.fromArray([])));
});
await test("start upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
await test("try to finish upload with unknown file id", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId, "unknown-file-id"]));
});
await test("finish upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isOk(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to finish already finished upload", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.finishUploads([fileId]));
});
await test("try to start upload existing file", func() : async () {
assert Result.isErr(await storage.startUpload({
id = fileId;
path = "test/test.mo";
chunkCount = 1;
owners = [];
}));
});
});
// download
await suite("storage download", func() : async () {
await test("get file meta", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
await test("try to get file meta of unknown file", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta("123");
assert Result.isErr(res);
});
await test("upgrade storage canister", func() : async () {
storage := await (system Storage.Storage)(#upgrade(storage))();
});
await test("get file meta after upgrade", func() : async () {
let res = await storage.getFileMeta(fileId);
assert Result.isOk(res);
switch (res) {
case (#ok(fileMeta)) {
assert fileMeta.path == "test/test.mo";
assert fileMeta.chunkCount == 1;
assert fileMeta.owners == [];
};
case (_) {};
};
});
});
};
};

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if (oldDfxJsonData.canisters) {
newDfxJsonData.canisters = Object.assign(oldDfxJsonData.canisters, newDfxJsonData.canisters);
}

fs.mkdirSync(this.dir, {recursive: true});
fs.writeFileSync(dfxJson, JSON.stringify(newDfxJsonData, null, 2));

execSync(`dfx deploy ${name} --mode reinstall --yes --identity anonymous`, {cwd: this.dir, stdio: this.verbose ? 'pipe' : ['pipe', 'ignore', 'pipe']});
execSync(`dfx ledger fabricate-cycles --canister ${name} --t 100`, {cwd: this.dir, stdio: this.verbose ? 'pipe' : ['pipe', 'ignore', 'pipe']});

let canisterId = execSync(`dfx canister id ${name}`, {cwd: this.dir}).toString().trim();

let actor = Actor.createActor(idlFactory, {
agent: await HttpAgent.create({
host: 'http://127.0.0.1:4945',
shouldFetchRootKey: true,
}),
canisterId,
});

this.canisters[name] = {
cwd,
canisterId,
actor,
stream: new PassThrough(),
};
}
else if (this.pocketIc) {
// let {canisterId, actor} = await this.pocketIc.setupCanister(idlFactory, wasm);
let {canisterId, actor} = await this.pocketIc.setupCanister({
idlFactory,
wasm,
});
await this.pocketIc.addCycles(canisterId, 1_000_000_000_000);
this.canisters[name] = {
cwd,
canisterId: canisterId.toText(),
actor,
stream: new PassThrough(),
};
}

if (!this.canisters[name]) {
throw new Error(`Canister ${name} not found`);
}

return this.canisters[name];
}

getActor(name : string) : unknown {
if (!this.canisters[name]) {
throw new Error(`Canister ${name} not found`);
}
return this.canisters[name]?.actor;
}

getCanister(name : string) {
return this.canisters[name];
}

getCanisterId(name : string) : string {
return this.canisters[name]?.canisterId || '';
}

getCanisterStream(canisterId : string) : PassThrough | null {
for (let canister of Object.values(this.canisters)) {
if (canister.canisterId === canisterId) {
return canister.stream;
}
}
return null;
}

dfxJson(canisterName : string, wasmPath = 'canister.wasm', didPath = 'canister.did') {
let canisters : Record<string, any> = {};
if (canisterName) {
canisters[canisterName] = {
type: 'custom',
wasm: wasmPath,
candid: didPath,
};
}

return {
version: 1,
canisters,
defaults: {
build: {
packtool: 'mops sources',
},
},
networks: {
local: {
type: 'ephemeral',
bind: '127.0.0.1:4945',
},
},
};
}
}
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Review of the Replica class

The Replica class is well-structured and handles different types of replicas (dfx and pocket-ic). It includes methods for starting, stopping, deploying canisters, and handling logs. The use of TypeScript enhances type safety and readability.

However, there are several areas that could be improved:

  1. Error Handling: The methods could benefit from more robust error handling, especially in network requests and file operations.
  2. Logging: The logging could be made more consistent and configurable, especially in production environments.
  3. Configuration Management: The handling of configuration, especially around toolchain versions and paths, could be more robust to avoid potential issues with version mismatches or configuration errors.

Overall, the class provides a solid foundation but could be refined to improve robustness and maintainability.

Comment on lines +130 to +136
export function checkConfigFile(exit = false) {
let configFile = getClosestConfigFile();
if (!configFile) {
console.log(chalk.red('Error: ') + `Config file 'mops.toml' not found. Please run ${chalk.green('mops init')} first`);
if (exit) {
process.exit(1);
}
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Enhanced control flow in checkConfigFile

The addition of the exit parameter to the checkConfigFile function is a positive change that enhances the function's flexibility in handling errors. This allows the function to terminate the program based on the presence of a configuration file, which is useful in scenarios where the configuration is critical for the operation of the application.

The code change is approved. However, it is recommended to ensure that this change is well-documented and covered by unit tests to prevent any unexpected behavior.

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cli/cli.ts (4)

34-34: Global variable declaration reviewed.

The declaration of mopsReplicaTestRunning as a global variable is noted. While this is acceptable, consider encapsulating global variables within a class or module to avoid polluting the global namespace and to enhance modularity.


237-237: Updated replica option for benchmarking reviewed.

The modification to the --replica <replica> option in the bench command, removing the default value, is a prudent change to prevent potential confusion. Consider updating the documentation or help text to clearly inform users that they must now explicitly specify the replica for benchmarking.


224-224: Enhanced test mode option reviewed.

The addition of 'replica' as a choice for the --mode option in the test command is a positive enhancement, aligning with the PR's objectives. Ensure that the implementation of this new mode is handled correctly in the test command's action.

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Implementation of 'replica' mode verified.

The 'replica' mode is correctly integrated into the test command's action, with appropriate handling for starting and stopping the replica. The logic in cli/commands/test/test.ts confirms that the mode is managed as expected. No further action is required.

  • cli/commands/test/test.ts: Contains logic for handling the 'replica' mode.
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225-225: New replica option for testing reviewed.

The addition of the --replica <replica> option to specify the replica for testing is a valuable enhancement. Ensure that this option is correctly implemented and integrated into the test command's action.

@ZenVoich ZenVoich merged commit b18cafb into main Aug 30, 2024
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cli/commands/test/test.ts (2)

24-27: Add documentation for new imports.

The new imports (Replica, ActorMethod, PassThrough, Readable) are crucial for the functionality but lack inline documentation. It's important to document the purpose and usage of these imports to maintain code readability and ease future maintenance.

Consider adding comments above each import to explain their roles, especially for less obvious ones like ActorMethod and PassThrough.


Line range hint 130-333: Improve error handling and cleanup in testWithReporter.

The function testWithReporter is complex and handles multiple modes of operation. It lacks comprehensive error handling and cleanup, especially in asynchronous operations and file operations.

Refactor the function to include better error handling and ensure that resources are cleaned up properly to prevent potential resource leaks or unhandled errors:

async function testWithReporter(reporterName: ReporterName | Reporter | undefined, filter: string, defaultMode: TestMode, replicaType: ReplicaName, watch: false): Promise<boolean> {
  try {
    // existing implementation...
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error during test execution:', error);
    return false;
  } finally {
    if (replicaStartPromise && !watch) {
      await replica.stop();
      fs.rmSync(testTempDir, {recursive: true, force: true});
    }
  }
  return reporter.done();
}

This ensures that all resources are properly released and errors are handled gracefully.

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  • cli/commands/test/test.ts (10 hunks)

Comment on lines +42 to +48
type ReplicaName = 'dfx' | 'pocket-ic';

type TestOptions = {
watch ?: boolean;
reporter ?: ReporterName;
mode ?: TestMode;
watch : boolean;
reporter : ReporterName;
mode : TestMode;
replica : ReplicaName;
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Define TestOptions type more robustly.

The TestOptions type is defined with properties that are crucial for the testing configuration. However, the type definition could be enhanced by providing default values or making some properties optional to reflect the Partial<TestOptions> usage in function signatures.

Consider refining the TestOptions type definition to include optional properties or default values where appropriate, to align with how it's used in function parameters:

type TestOptions = {
  watch?: boolean;
  reporter?: ReporterName;
  mode?: TestMode;
  replica?: ReplicaName;
};

Comment on lines +64 to +89
export async function test(filter = '', options : Partial<TestOptions> = {}) {
let config = readConfig();
let rootDir = getRootDir();

if (watch) {
let replicaType = options.replica ?? (config.toolchain?.['pocket-ic'] ? 'pocket-ic' : 'dfx' as ReplicaName);
replica.type = replicaType;

if (options.watch) {
replica.ttl = 60 * 15; // 15 minutes

let sigint = false;
process.on('SIGINT', () => {
if (sigint) {
console.log('Force exit');
process.exit(0);
}
sigint = true;

if (replicaStartPromise) {
console.log('Stopping replica...');
replica.stop(true).then(() => {
process.exit(0);
});
}
});

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Refactor the handling of SIGINT for cleaner code.

The handling of the SIGINT signal within the test function is complex and could be refactored for better readability and maintainability. The current implementation uses a flag sigint to handle repeated SIGINT signals, which complicates the flow.

Consider extracting the SIGINT handling into a separate function to simplify the test function and improve code clarity:

function setupSigintHandling(replica: Replica) {
  let sigintReceived = false;
  process.on('SIGINT', () => {
    if (sigintReceived) {
      console.log('Force exit');
      process.exit(0);
    }
    sigintReceived = true;
    console.log('Stopping replica...');
    replica.stop(true).then(() => {
      process.exit(0);
    });
  });
}

Then, call this function from within the test function if options.watch is true.

Comment on lines +125 to +126
async function runAll(reporterName : ReporterName | undefined, filter = '', mode : TestMode = 'interpreter', replicaType : ReplicaName, watch = false) : Promise<boolean> {
let done = await testWithReporter(reporterName, filter, mode, replicaType, watch);
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Ensure proper error handling in runAll.

The function runAll calls testWithReporter and returns its result. However, there is no error handling if testWithReporter throws an exception, which could lead to unhandled promise rejections.

Add try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions from testWithReporter to ensure the function is robust against errors:

async function runAll(reporterName: ReporterName | undefined, filter: string, mode: TestMode, replicaType: ReplicaName, watch: false): Promise<boolean> {
  try {
    let done = await testWithReporter(reporterName, filter, mode, replicaType, watch);
    return done;
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error running all tests:', error);
    return false;
  }
}

Comment on lines +337 to +385
function pipeStdoutToMMF(stdout : Readable, mmf : MMF1) {
stdout.on('data', (data) => {
for (let line of data.toString().split('\n')) {
line = line.trim();
if (line) {
mmf.parseLine(line);
}
});
}
});
}

function pipeStderrToMMF(stderr : Readable, mmf : MMF1, dir = '') {
stderr.on('data', (data) => {
let text : string = data.toString().trim();
let failedLine = '';

text = text.replace(/([\w+._/-]+):(\d+).(\d+)(-\d+.\d+)/g, (_m0, m1 : string, m2 : string, m3 : string) => {
// change absolute file path to relative
// change :line:col-line:col to :line:col to work in vscode
let res = `${absToRel(m1)}:${m2}:${m3}`;
let file = path.join(dir, m1);

// stderr
proc.stderr.on('data', (data) => {
let text : string = data.toString().trim();
let failedLine = '';
text = text.replace(/([\w+._/-]+):(\d+).(\d+)(-\d+.\d+)/g, (_m0, m1 : string, m2 : string, m3 : string) => {
// change absolute file path to relative
// change :line:col-line:col to :line:col to work in vscode
let res = `${absToRel(m1)}:${m2}:${m3}`;

if (!fs.existsSync(m1)) {
return res;
}

// show failed line
let content = fs.readFileSync(m1);
let lines = content.toString().split('\n') || [];
failedLine += chalk.dim('\n ...');
let lineBefore = lines[+m2 - 2];
if (lineBefore) {
failedLine += chalk.dim(`\n ${+m2 - 1}\t| ${lineBefore.replaceAll('\t', ' ')}`);
}
failedLine += `\n${chalk.redBright`->`} ${m2}\t| ${lines[+m2 - 1]?.replaceAll('\t', ' ')}`;
if (lines.length > +m2) {
failedLine += chalk.dim(`\n ${+m2 + 1}\t| ${lines[+m2]?.replaceAll('\t', ' ')}`);
}
failedLine += chalk.dim('\n ...');
if (!fs.existsSync(file)) {
return res;
});
if (failedLine) {
text += failedLine;
}
mmf.fail(text);

// show failed line
let content = fs.readFileSync(file);
let lines = content.toString().split('\n') || [];

failedLine += chalk.dim('\n ...');

let lineBefore = lines[+m2 - 2];
if (lineBefore) {
failedLine += chalk.dim(`\n ${+m2 - 1}\t| ${lineBefore.replaceAll('\t', ' ')}`);
}
failedLine += `\n${chalk.redBright`->`} ${m2}\t| ${lines[+m2 - 1]?.replaceAll('\t', ' ')}`;
if (lines.length > +m2) {
failedLine += chalk.dim(`\n ${+m2 + 1}\t| ${lines[+m2]?.replaceAll('\t', ' ')}`);
}
failedLine += chalk.dim('\n ...');
return res;
});
if (failedLine) {
text += failedLine;
}
mmf.fail(text);
});
}
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Optimize error reporting in pipeStderrToMMF.

The function pipeStderrToMMF processes error data and attempts to provide context by reading file content synchronously within a loop. This could be inefficient and potentially block the event loop if the files are large or if there are many errors.

Consider optimizing the file reading and error processing to be asynchronous and less frequent. This could involve caching file contents or restructuring how errors are processed to minimize the impact on performance:

async function pipeStderrToMMF(stderr: Readable, mmf: MMF1, dir = '') {
  stderr.on('data', async (data) => {
    let text: string = data.toString().trim();
    // Process errors asynchronously and optimize file reading...
  });
}

This change would help ensure that the application remains responsive even under high error conditions.

This was referenced Oct 3, 2024
@ZenVoich ZenVoich deleted the actor-tests branch November 18, 2024 08:03
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