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test: intacct import settings watchers #1010

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced Intacct integration with new import settings and mapping capabilities.
    • Improved handling of project mapping and dependent fields.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Strengthened test coverage for the IntacctImportSettingsComponent, ensuring accurate loading states and data fetching.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test suite to validate form control changes, save functionality, and error handling scenarios.
    • Introduced new test structures for component initialization and watchers for form control changes.

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The pull request enhances the test suite for the IntacctImportSettingsComponent by adding multiple service imports and restructuring the test setup. It introduces new constants and models in the intacct.fixture.ts file to improve integration functionality. The tests now cover various aspects, including component initialization, form control changes, and the save functionality, ensuring comprehensive validation of the component's behavior.

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src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct-import-settings/intacct-import-settings.component.spec.ts Enhanced test suite with new imports, spy objects, and comprehensive tests for component lifecycle, initialization, and form control changes.
src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct.fixture.ts Updated with new imports and constants for models and configurations to enhance Intacct integration functionality. New constants defined for import settings and field mappings.

Possibly related PRs

  • intacct c1 import settings fix #962: Modifications to the expenseFieldArray retrieval method in the import-settings.model.ts, which relates to the handling of form controls in the IntacctImportSettingsComponent tested in the main PR.
  • feat: intacct code prepend fixes #965: This PR includes changes to the IntacctImportSettingsComponent, specifically regarding import settings and handling of fields, which aligns with the enhancements made in the main PR's test suite for the same component.
  • test: add unit tests for IntacctComponent #969: The restructuring of the test suite for the IntacctComponent may share relevant testing strategies or patterns with the enhancements made in the main PR.
  • test: intacct dashboard #981: The test suite for the IntacctDashboardComponent has been enhanced, which may relate to the overall integration testing strategy that includes the IntacctImportSettingsComponent.
  • test: intacct export settings init, save, and misc functions #1001: This PR focuses on testing the initialization and saving functionalities of the IntacctExportSettingsComponent, which is directly related to the enhancements made in the main PR.
  • test: intacct export settings watchers #1002: The modifications in this PR include tests for watchers in the IntacctExportSettingsComponent, which are relevant to the changes made in the main PR regarding form control watchers.
  • test: unit test intacct import settings initialization #1007: The changes in this PR enhance the test suite for the IntacctImportSettingsComponent, directly relating to the improvements made in the main PR's test suite for the same component.

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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct-shared/intacct-import-settings/intacct-import-settings.component.spec.ts (3)

79-79: Avoid unnecessary spying on router.url property

You have spied on the router.url property using spyOnProperty(router, 'url'). If you are not modifying the behavior of router.url in your tests, this spying may be unnecessary. Removing it can prevent potential side effects and simplify your test setup.


257-271: Provide specific error objects when simulating errors

When testing error handling in your save method, you are using throwError(() => new Error()) to simulate an error. Consider providing a more specific error message or custom error object to accurately test how your component handles different error scenarios. This can improve the robustness of your tests.

Apply this change to provide a specific error message:

-siImportSettingService.postImportSettings.and.returnValue(throwError(() => new Error()));
+siImportSettingService.postImportSettings.and.returnValue(throwError(() => new Error('Network Error')));

274-288: Accessing private properties directly in tests

You are directly assigning a value to the private property sessionStartTime in your test. While accessing private properties is sometimes necessary in tests, consider if there's a way to test the time tracking functionality through public APIs or by refactoring your code to make it more testable without accessing private members.

src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct.fixture.ts (1)

766-777: Ensure consistent casing in 'display_name' properties

The display_name properties within sageIntacctFields have inconsistent casing ('customer', 'item', 'Project'). For consistency and better readability, consider capitalizing all display_name values.

Apply the following diffs to fix the casing:

766     {
767       attribute_type: 'CUSTOMER',
-      display_name: 'customer'
+      display_name: 'Customer'
768     },
769     {
770       attribute_type: 'ITEM',
-      display_name: 'item'
+      display_name: 'Item'
771     },
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src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct-shared/intacct-import-settings/intacct-import-settings.component.spec.ts (4)

183-191: Ensure proper use of fakeAsync and tick() for asynchronous tests

In your test for handling dependent fields when project mapping exists, verify that tick() is used appropriately to simulate the passage of time for asynchronous operations. Ensure that all asynchronous calls within the test are flushed correctly to avoid unexpected behavior.


184-191: Verify that dependent field options are set correctly

After changing the return value of getImportSettings, confirm that component.costCodeFieldOption and component.costTypeFieldOption are populated as expected. This ensures that your component reacts correctly to changes in the import settings service.


129-138: Tests correctly set intacctCategoryDestination based on configuration

Your test adequately verifies that intacctCategoryDestination is set appropriately when the configuration changes. This ensures that the component behaves correctly under different configuration scenarios.


206-290: Comprehensive tests for the save functionality

The tests for the save method cover various scenarios, including onboarding and post-onboarding flows, success, and error handling. This thorough testing provides confidence in the robustness of the save functionality.

src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct.fixture.ts (1)

853-858: Verify properties of 'costCodeFieldValue' and 'costTypeFieldValue'

The objects costCodeFieldValue and costTypeFieldValue include a source_placeholder property. Please verify if source_placeholder is a valid property of the ExpenseField interface. If not, consider updating the interface or removing the property.

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Also applies to: 860-864

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Verified: 'source_placeholder' is a valid property of the ExpenseField type

The ExpenseField type includes the source_placeholder property as confirmed by multiple occurrences in the codebase.

  • Examples:
    • src/app/core/models/common/import-settings.model.ts
    • src/app/core/models/intacct/db/expense-field.model.ts
    • Various integration modules like src/app/integrations/sage300/sage300-shared/sage300-import-settings/sage300-import-settings.component.ts
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Comment on lines +359 to +369
spyOn(component as any, 'addCustomField').and.callThrough();

component.importSettingsForm.patchValue({
costCodes: {
attribute_type: 'custom_field',
source_field: 'custom_field'
}
});

expect(component['addCustomField']).toHaveBeenCalled();
expect(component.customFieldForDependentField).toBeTrue();
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Avoid spying on private methods in tests

Similar to the previous comment, you are spying on the private method addCustomField when handling custom field selection for cost codes and cost types. Focus on testing the observable outcomes rather than the invocation of private methods. This approach keeps your tests aligned with best practices.

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src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct-shared/intacct-import-settings/intacct-import-settings.component.spec.ts (1)

218-223: Use constants instead of magic numbers for better readability

In the test 'should successfully save import settings during onboarding', the number 3 is used directly in the call to expect(trackingService.integrationsOnboardingCompletion).toHaveBeenCalledWith(...). Consider defining a descriptive constant for this value to improve code readability and maintainability.

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src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct-shared/intacct-import-settings/intacct-import-settings.component.spec.ts (4)

78-78: LGTM: Proper setup of spy on router URL

The use of spyOnProperty to mock the router's URL is appropriate for controlling routing behavior in tests.


Line range hint 99-157: LGTM: Component Initialization tests are comprehensive

The tests within the Component Initialization describe block are well-structured and cover essential initialization and verification steps for the component.


313-325: Verify the use of hasValidator method on FormControl

In the test 'should update validators when importTaxCodes value changes', the hasValidator method is used to check for the presence of the required validator. Ensure that the Angular version used in the project supports hasValidator, as this method was introduced in Angular 14. If using an earlier version, you may need to use alternative methods to check for validators.


343-353: Verify the use of hasValidator method on FormControl

Similarly, in the test 'should handle isDependentImportEnabled changes', verify that hasValidator is supported in your Angular version. If not, consider alternative approaches to check if validators are applied to the form controls.

Comment on lines 272 to 273
const mockStartTime = new Date();
component['sessionStartTime'] = mockStartTime;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Avoid accessing private properties directly in tests

In the test 'should track time spent when saving settings', you're accessing the private property sessionStartTime using component['sessionStartTime']. Accessing private properties directly can violate encapsulation principles. Consider exposing a public method or property to set or retrieve sessionStartTime, or adjust the test to avoid direct manipulation of private members.

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