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Refactor: src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.test.ts from Jest to Vitest #2775

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Refactored src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.test.ts to
src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.spec.ts

Issue: #2756: #2756

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Refactored the testing framework from Jest to Vitest in src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.test.ts.
Updated import statements, mocking methods, and assertions to align with Vitest conventions.
Verified compatibility with the existing codebase using Vitest.

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I have read the previous refactor PR and tried to keep things as uniform as possible.
Please suggest any other changes if required.

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  • Tests

    • Updated the testing framework from jest to vitest.
    • Revised assertions for handling invalid date formats to ensure consistent behavior.
    • Minor adjustments made to observable's subscription logic for improved test validation.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling for invalid date-time strings in the date-time conversion utilities.
    • Modified functions to return original strings for invalid date inputs, preventing errors during conversion.

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The pull request updates the date time middleware test suite by migrating from the Jest mocking library to Vitest. This includes replacing jest.fn() with vi.fn() in the test cases, particularly for the getContext, setContext, and forward functions. Additionally, the error handling in the date time conversion functions has been improved to gracefully manage invalid date inputs. The overall structure of the tests remains unchanged, ensuring consistent validation of expected behaviors.

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src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.spec.ts Transitioned from Jest to Vitest, replacing jest.fn() with vi.fn(), and updated assertions for invalid date handling.
src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.ts Enhanced error handling in splitDateTime, convertUTCToLocal, and convertLocalToUTC functions to manage invalid date strings without causing exceptions.

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Any progress?

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I'll do it by today please just give me sometime.

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Thanks for your patience. I'm overly curious about this. I'll give you some time.

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src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.ts (2)

17-23: Consider fallback handling for strings without T delimiters.

In this block, if dateTimeStr is invalid, it’s split on 'T'. Certain inputs without 'T' may result in an unexpected time being undefined. Consider adding a fallback to handle strings lacking the 'T' delimiter more gracefully.


31-34: Return logic is clear but consider logging or metrics for invalid inputs.

The new conditional neatly handles invalid date strings by returning them unchanged. However, it might be beneficial to log or track such occurrences for debugging or usage monitoring.

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src/utils/timezoneUtils/dateTimeMiddleware.ts (3)

38-41: Maintain consistency in error-handling approach.

Similar to convertUTCToLocal, returning the original string for invalid inputs is consistent. Just ensure the rest of the codebase properly handles these invalid values (if they persist downstream).


63-64: Field reassignments look correct and consistent.

Updating obj[dateField] and obj[timeField] with the split date-time parts follows the intended flow. No issues detected here.


78-78: No concerns with traversal recursion call.

This line simply continues the recursive call, which appears consistent with the rest of the function. Implementation seems valid.

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Ramneet04 commented Dec 25, 2024

hey @palisadoes I finally got the error the splitDateTime function wasn't handling the invalid date and time correctly, So I have adjust it accordingly and now it is working fine. Please do check it.
And I tried to keep changes minimal I did some changes to other functions but that later I found that it was working fine just splitDateTime function was giving some invalid answers though I have done some more changes to it, should I reverse all that too?

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  1. Please fix the splitDateTime function and adjust the tests to match.
  2. Make sure the tests for splitDateTime function are updated correctly too

It's good to see the progress

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Alright let me commit again and resolve the changes.

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Thanks. That's why we test. Sometimes the code is bad, sometimes it's the test

@palisadoes palisadoes merged commit 154588e into PalisadoesFoundation:develop-postgres Dec 25, 2024
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Yeah! Well good to see it. Let me pick another issue now.

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