phlex-reactive 0.4.7 → 0.9.0

data/lib/phlex/reactive/test_helpers.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+module Phlex
+  module Reactive
+    # Public test helpers for downstream apps (issue #110). Livewire ships
+    # `Livewire::test(...)`; this is the phlex-reactive equivalent — a public
+    # surface so an app never reaches for the PRIVATE `component.send(:reactive_token)`
+    # or hand-rolls the POST headers the docs used to teach.
+    #
+    # Mix it in from your rails_helper:
+    #
+    #   RSpec.configure do |c|
+    #     c.include Phlex::Reactive::TestHelpers, type: :request  # HTTP helpers
+    #     c.include Phlex::Reactive::TestHelpers                   # + the no-HTTP driver
+    #   end
+    #
+    # The HTTP helpers (post_reactive_action/post_reactive_multipart) need Rails'
+    # integration `post`, so they belong in `type: :request` examples. The no-HTTP
+    # driver (run_reactive) and token minting work anywhere.
+    #
+    # The driver goes THROUGH the endpoint's security contract on purpose —
+    # default-deny, signed identity round-trip (record re-find), schema coercion,
+    # the same transaction wrapper. A helper that skipped it would teach users to
+    # test a component that would fail at the real endpoint.
+    #
+    # NB: `verbose_errors` defaults ON in the test env (Rails.env.local? — issue
+    # #82). It only changes an endpoint FAILURE body (never a status), so it does
+    # not affect these helpers' happy path; a downstream app asserting an empty
+    # failure body may want `Phlex::Reactive.verbose_errors = false` in its setup.
+    module TestHelpers
+      # Raised by run_reactive when the action is not declared with `action
+      # :name`. The endpoint answers this with a 403 (default-deny); the driver
+      # raises so a unit test asserts the contract directly. A dedicated class
+      # (not a bare ArgumentError) so `raise_error(UndeclaredReactiveAction)` is
+      # unambiguous.
+      class UndeclaredReactiveAction < Phlex::Reactive::Error; end
+
+      # Mint an identity token exactly as a component would.
+      #   * CLASS form  — the already-public sign path: Phlex::Reactive.sign(
+      #     payload.merge("c" => klass.name)). Pass the identity pieces yourself
+      #     ("gid" => record.to_gid.to_s, "s" => {...}) when you need them.
+      #   * INSTANCE form — wraps the component's PRIVATE #reactive_token, so the
+      #     token carries the instance's live record/state with no hand-assembly.
+      def reactive_token_for(component_or_class, payload = {})
+        if component_or_class.is_a?(::Class)
+          Phlex::Reactive.sign(payload.merge("c" => component_or_class.name))
+        else
+          component_or_class.send(:reactive_token)
+        end
+      end
+
+      # POST a reactive action as the client's JSON body (token + act + params) to
+      # Phlex::Reactive.action_path — NEVER a hardcoded "/reactive/actions", so a
+      # remounted path (the gem warns about shadowed paths) is honored. Accepts a
+      # component INSTANCE or a CLASS + explicit `payload:` (the identity pieces).
+      def post_reactive_action(component_or_class, act, params: {}, payload: {})
+        token = reactive_action_token(component_or_class, payload)
+        post Phlex::Reactive.action_path,
+          params: { token:, act:, params: }.to_json,
+          headers: { "Content-Type" => "application/json", "Accept" => "text/vnd.turbo-stream.html" }
+      end
+
+      # POST a reactive action as multipart FormData (the client's encoding when a
+      # `:file` param is present, issue #34): token + act flat, params bracketed.
+      # No JSON Content-Type — Rails' test `post` builds the multipart body from
+      # the nested Hash (files ride as UploadedFile values).
+      def post_reactive_multipart(component_or_class, act, params: {}, payload: {})
+        token = reactive_action_token(component_or_class, payload)
+        post Phlex::Reactive.action_path,
+          params: { token:, act:, params: },
+          headers: { "Accept" => "text/vnd.turbo-stream.html" }
+      end
+
+      # The no-HTTP unit driver. Runs `action` on `component` through the SAME
+      # security contract the endpoint enforces, and returns a Result:
+      #
+      #   1. default-deny — an undeclared action raises UndeclaredReactiveAction.
+      #   2. identity round-trip — signs the instance's token, verifies it, and
+      #      rebuilds the component via from_identity (re-finding a record-backed
+      #      component's row; a stale gid raises ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound, the
+      #      endpoint's 404 equivalent). So the action runs against the rebuilt
+      #      instance, exactly as it would after a real POST.
+      #   3. coercion — params pass through the action's compiled ParamSchema
+      #      (issue #109); undeclared keys are dropped, declared ones cast.
+      #   4. transaction — run inside the endpoint's transaction wrapper so
+      #      after_commit broadcasts behave.
+      #   5. authorization — a registered authorization error RAISES (the endpoint
+      #      maps it to 403; a unit test asserts the real exception).
+      def run_reactive(component, action, **params)
+        klass = component.class
+        action_def = klass.reactive_action(action) || raise_undeclared(klass, action)
+
+        rebuilt = rebuild_from_identity(component, klass)
+        coerced = action_def.schema.coerce(stringify_params(params))
+
+        returned = run_reactive_action(rebuilt, action_def, coerced)
+        Result.new(returned:, component: rebuilt)
+      end
+
+      private
+
+      # A component instance mints its own token; a class needs the caller's
+      # explicit identity payload merged under "c".
+      def reactive_action_token(component_or_class, payload)
+        if component_or_class.is_a?(::Class)
+          reactive_token_for(component_or_class, payload)
+        else
+          reactive_token_for(component_or_class)
+        end
+      end
+
+      def raise_undeclared(klass, action)
+        declared = klass.reactive_actions.keys.join(", ")
+        raise UndeclaredReactiveAction,
+          "action :#{action} is not declared on #{klass.name} — declared actions: #{declared}"
+      end
+
+      # Round-trip the identity: sign the instance's identity, verify it, rebuild
+      # via from_identity — so the driver re-finds a record-backed component's row
+      # exactly like the endpoint (and a stale gid raises RecordNotFound).
+      #
+      # The token captures identity AS OF RENDER TIME: a record-backed component
+      # holding a row that was deleted AFTER the page rendered still carries that
+      # row's gid — the real stale-token case (the page showed it, then it was
+      # destroyed, then the action fired). So we sign the gid from the record's id
+      # even when it's already destroyed, then from_identity's GlobalID lookup
+      # returns nil and raises RecordNotFound — the endpoint's 404 equivalent.
+      # A genuinely NEW (never-persisted) record has no id → no gid, matching
+      # reactive_token's own draft contract.
+      def rebuild_from_identity(component, klass)
+        payload = Phlex::Reactive.verify(reactive_token_for(component))
+        klass.from_identity(inject_destroyed_gid(payload, component, klass))
+      end
+
+      # Reproduce the stale-token case. #reactive_token omits the gid for a
+      # non-persisted record — correct for a live draft, but a DESTROYED record is
+      # also non-persisted, and there the page rendered a real gid (while the row
+      # lived) that only went stale on deletion. So when the component holds a
+      # record that was persisted (has an id) but is now destroyed, inject its gid
+      # into the verified payload; from_identity's GlobalID lookup then returns nil
+      # and raises RecordNotFound — the endpoint's 404 equivalent. A genuinely NEW
+      # record (no id) is untouched.
+      def inject_destroyed_gid(payload, component, klass)
+        return payload unless payload.is_a?(::Hash) && !payload.key?("gid")
+
+        record_ivar = klass.respond_to?(:reactive_record_ivar) && klass.reactive_record_ivar
+        record = record_ivar && component.instance_variable_get(record_ivar)
+        return payload unless record.respond_to?(:destroyed?) && record.destroyed? && record.id
+
+        payload.merge("gid" => record.to_gid.to_s)
+      end
+
+      # Coerce the caller's kwargs the way the client's params arrive — every value
+      # is a string on the wire, so a `:integer` param really is cast, not passed
+      # through as a live Integer. Keys are stringified (the schema keys on
+      # strings), values deep-stringified so nested/array params coerce too, but
+      # UploadedFiles (issue #34) and nil pass through untouched.
+      def stringify_params(params)
+        params.each_with_object({}) { |(k, v), h| h[k.to_s] = stringify_param_value(v) }
+      end
+
+      def stringify_param_value(value)
+        case value
+        when ::Hash then value.each_with_object({}) { |(k, v), h| h[k.to_s] = stringify_param_value(v) }
+        when ::Array then value.map { stringify_param_value(it) }
+        when nil then nil
+        when ::String, ::Numeric, true, false then value.to_s
+        else value # UploadedFile and any other rich object rides through as-is
+        end
+      end
+
+      # Run inside the endpoint's transaction wrapper. `coerced` already has
+      # symbol keys (ParamSchema#coerce symbolizes to splat as kwargs), so we
+      # splat it exactly as the endpoint does. Kept tiny and dependency tolerant:
+      # no ActiveRecord (a state-only component in a bare app) just yields.
+      def run_reactive_action(component, action_def, coerced)
+        transaction_wrapper do
+          if coerced.any?
+            component.public_send(action_def.name, **coerced)
+          else
+            component.public_send(action_def.name)
+          end
+        end
+      end
+
+      def transaction_wrapper(&)
+        if defined?(::ActiveRecord::Base)
+          ::ActiveRecord::Base.transaction(&)
+        else
+          yield
+        end
+      end
+
+      # The action's outcome, in the same terms the endpoint reasons about.
+      # Wraps the action's RETURN VALUE:
+      #   * a Phlex::Reactive::Response — honored explicitly (replace/remove/
+      #     redirect derived from it, exposed via #response).
+      #   * anything else — the legacy contract (return value ignored by the
+      #     endpoint, which falls back to the single self-replace). So a legacy
+      #     action reports replace? true and #response nil.
+      #
+      # #streams reproduces the endpoint's actor streams (issue #110) — including
+      # the token-refresh injection response_streams performs — so a matcher can
+      # assert on exactly what the client would receive.
+      class Result
+        # The Response the action returned, or nil when it returned a legacy
+        # (non-Response) value.
+        attr_reader :response
+
+        # The component the action actually ran against — the instance REBUILT
+        # from the round-tripped identity, NOT the one passed to run_reactive (the
+        # endpoint always acts on a rebuilt instance). Read its ivars to assert
+        # state-backed changes: `run_reactive(c, :set, count: "42").component`.
+        attr_reader :component
+
+        # A stream re-renders `component`'s root (so its fresh token counts as the
+        # refresh) iff its action is one of these — never append/prepend, which
+        # insert children carrying their OWN token (issue #44). Same set the
+        # endpoint's carries_token_for? uses.
+        SELF_RENDER_ACTIONS = %w[replace update reactive:token].freeze
+
+        def initialize(returned:, component:)
+          @returned = returned
+          @component = component
+          @response = returned if returned.is_a?(Phlex::Reactive::Response)
+        end
+
+        # A legacy return (no Response) is the implicit single self-replace. A
+        # Response replaces unless it removes or redirects (render_self? is false
+        # for those, and for a .streams/.with that opts out).
+        def replace?
+          return true if @response.nil?
+
+          @response.render_self?
+        end
+
+        def remove?
+          return false if @response.nil?
+
+          # Check the OPENING <turbo-stream> tag, not the whole string: a rendered
+          # body that happens to contain the literal `action="remove"` (a quoted
+          # code sample, say) must not false-positive. Same parse the token check
+          # and the matchers use.
+          @response.streams.any? do
+            open_tag = it[/<turbo-stream\b[^>]*>/] || ""
+            open_tag.include?(%(action="remove"))
+          end
+        end
+
+        def redirect?
+          !@response.nil? && @response.redirect?
+        end
+
+        def redirect_url
+          @response&.redirect_url
+        end
+
+        # The actor's turbo-stream strings, exactly as the endpoint would render
+        # them (response_streams) — a legacy return is the single self-replace; a
+        # Response is honored, with the same token-refresh streams appended.
+        def streams
+          @streams ||= build_streams
+        end
+
+        private
+
+        # Mirrors ActionsController#response_streams. Kept in lockstep with the
+        # endpoint so the driver's streams match the real reply (issue #110).
+        def build_streams
+          return [@component.to_stream_replace] unless @response.is_a?(Phlex::Reactive::Response)
+          return [redirect_stream(@response.redirect_url)] if @response.redirect?
+
+          streams = @response.streams
+          if @response.refresh_token? && !carries_token_for?(streams, @response.token_component)
+            return [*streams, @response.token_component.to_stream_token]
+          end
+
+          if @response.render_self? && streams.none? { it.include?("data-reactive-token-value") }
+            streams = [@component.to_stream_replace, *streams]
+          end
+          streams
+        end
+
+        def redirect_stream(url)
+          %(<turbo-stream action="reactive:visit" data-url="#{ERB::Util.html_escape(url)}"></turbo-stream>)
+        end
+
+        # A stream already carries `component`'s fresh token iff it re-renders that
+        # component's root at its own id AND carries a token — same test the
+        # endpoint uses to avoid doubling the token (issue #44).
+        def carries_token_for?(streams, component)
+          target = %(target="#{ERB::Util.html_escape(component.id)}")
+          streams.any? do
+            next false unless it.include?("data-reactive-token-value") && it.include?(target)
+
+            open_tag = it[/<turbo-stream\b[^>]*>/]
+            open_tag&.include?(target) && SELF_RENDER_ACTIONS.include?(open_tag[/\baction="([^"]+)"/, 1])
+          end
+        end
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end
+
+# The RSpec matchers (have_reactive_replace/remove/token_for) are optional: load
+# them only when RSpec is present, so a Minitest app can mix in TestHelpers and
+# assert on Result predicates directly with no RSpec dependency.
+require "phlex/reactive/test_helpers/matchers" if defined?(RSpec::Matchers)

data/lib/phlex/reactive/version.rb

@@ -2,6 +2,6 @@
 
 module Phlex
   module Reactive
-    VERSION = "0.4.7"
+    VERSION = "0.9.0"
   end
 end