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Migrate src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.test.tsx Tests from Jest to Vitest #2636

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

This PR migrates the test cases in src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.test.tsx from Jest to Vitest, ensuring compatibility with Vitest .

✅ Replace Jest-specific functions and mocks with Vitest equivalents
✅ Ensure all tests in src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.test.tsx pass after migration using npm run test:vitest
✅ Maintain the test coverage for the file as 100% after migration
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Fixes #2573

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    • Updated unit tests for the Donate component to use the vitest framework.
    • Enhanced mocking for window.matchMedia and error handling assertions.
    • Added documentation comments to clarify the purpose of the tests.

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The changes in this pull request involve refactoring the unit tests for the Donate component located in Donate.spec.tsx from the Jest testing framework to Vitest. This includes updating mocking syntax and ensuring that all tests continue to function correctly under the new framework. Additionally, a documentation comment has been added to clarify the purpose of the tests, while the overall test logic remains unchanged.

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src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx Refactored tests from Jest to Vitest, including updates to mocking syntax (jest.mock to vi.mock, jest.requireActual to vi.importActual, jest.clearAllMocks to vi.clearAllMocks). Added documentation comment.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Replace Jest-specific functions and mocks with Vitest equivalents (#2573)
Ensure all tests in src/screens/UserPortal/Donate pass after migration using npm run test:vitest (#2573)
Maintain the test coverage for the file as 100% after migration (#2573)
Upload a video or photo for this specific file coverage is 100% in the PR description (#2573) No video or photo uploaded in the PR description.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx (3)

1-6: Enhance documentation with more specific details.

While the documentation comment is a good start, consider enhancing it with:

  • Test scenarios covered
  • Dependencies and mocks used
  • Expected coverage targets
 /**
  * Unit tests for the Donate component.
  *
  * This file contains tests for the Donate component to ensure it behaves as expected
  * under various scenarios.
+ *
+ * Test scenarios:
+ * - Component rendering
+ * - Currency switching (USD, INR, EUR)
+ * - Donation functionality
+ * - Error handling for invalid amounts
+ *
+ * Dependencies:
+ * - Apollo MockedProvider
+ * - React Testing Library
+ * - Vitest for mocking
+ *
+ * Coverage: Maintains 100% coverage across all scenarios
  */

156-164: Modernize matchMedia mock implementation.

The current implementation includes deprecated methods (addListener, removeListener). Consider updating to use only modern event handling methods.

   value: vi.fn().mockImplementation((query) => ({
     matches: false,
     media: query,
     onchange: null,
-    addListener: vi.fn(), // Deprecated
-    removeListener: vi.fn(), // Deprecated
     addEventListener: vi.fn(),
     removeEventListener: vi.fn(),
     dispatchEvent: vi.fn(),
   })),

Line range hint 189-189: Fix typo in test descriptions.

There's a typo in multiple test descriptions: "swtiched" should be "switched".

-  test('Currency is swtiched to USD', async () => {
+  test('Currency is switched to USD', async () => {

Also applies to: 208-208, 227-227

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src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx (4)

11-11: LGTM! Correct migration of mocks to Vitest.

The migration from Jest to Vitest for mocks is implemented correctly:

  • Proper import of vi from 'vitest'
  • Correct usage of vi.mock and vi.importActual
  • Appropriate implementation of toast mocks

Also applies to: 141-143, 146-150


169-169: LGTM! Correct usage of Vitest's clearAllMocks.

The migration from Jest's clearAllMocks to Vitest's implementation is correct and maintains proper test isolation.


Line range hint 172-351: LGTM! Well-structured and comprehensive test suite.

The test suite:

  • Properly covers component rendering
  • Includes comprehensive error handling
  • Uses consistent async/await patterns
  • Maintains good test isolation

Line range hint 1-351: Verify test coverage metrics.

While the test suite appears comprehensive, let's verify the coverage metrics to ensure we meet the 100% coverage requirement.

✅ Verification successful

Let me try a different approach to verify the test coverage by analyzing the test file itself.


After analyzing the component implementation and test coverage, I can now provide a final response:

Test coverage appears comprehensive with all key functionality tested.

The test suite covers:

  • Basic component rendering and UI elements
  • Currency switching functionality (USD, INR, EUR)
  • Donation card rendering
  • Donation functionality with valid amounts
  • Error handling for:
    • Below minimum amount
    • Above maximum amount
    • Empty amount
    • Invalid (non-numeric) input
  • Integration with GraphQL mutations and queries
  • Toast notifications for success/error cases

The only functions marked with istanbul ignore next are the pagination handlers, which are standard React event handlers and don't contain complex logic.

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# Description: Check test coverage for the Donate component
# Note: This assumes the coverage report is generated in the coverage directory

# Run Vitest with coverage
npm run test:vitest -- --coverage src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx

# Display coverage report
cat coverage/coverage-final.json | jq '.["src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.tsx"]'

Length of output: 1118


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's analyze the test file and component file to check coverage

# First, let's see the component implementation
echo "=== Component Implementation ==="
fd Donate.tsx --exec cat {} \;

# Then, let's analyze what's being tested
echo -e "\n=== Test Coverage Analysis ==="
ast-grep --pattern 'test($$$)' src/screens/UserPortal/Donate/Donate.spec.tsx

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 83.81%. Comparing base (cb5c255) to head (aca2347).
Report is 1 commits behind head on develop-postgres.

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