With no network the home-screen app showed nothing: no service worker, and the lists the page had fetched, full text included, lived only in its memory. A service worker (web/sw/sw.ts, TypeScript checked against a worker's globals by tsconfig.sw.json, built by swc to /sw.js) goes to the network first for the page and every API read and keeps the answers, so online nothing is an old copy and #388's version check works as before; offline the kept copy answers. Scripts named by hash come from what is kept. Reads, flags and places in an episode that cannot reach the server wait in an outbox, sent in order when the connection is back (and new ones queue behind them meanwhile, so none lands out of turn); a kept list served offline shows the reads waiting there. Pictures: a worker cannot keep another site's pictures sensibly, since browsers count each opaque answer as megabytes. ipx now remembers the picture addresses in item text it sends (bounded, in memory) and /api/art fetches those as it does artwork, through the guarded client; the worker keeps them, for unread items, under a 200 MB budget, and serves them offline in place of the publisher's. Online, pictures still come from their publisher. Sign-out, or another account signing in on the device, clears what was kept. The browser suite blocks the worker except in the offline tests, since it answers before page.route can. The fixture JPEGs are placeholders a browser cannot draw; the offline test uses a real PNG. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
303 lines
16 KiB
JavaScript
303 lines
16 KiB
JavaScript
// Unit tests for the page's own functions (#234): the script as shipped, loaded into the stub DOM
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// page-smoke.js uses, and its helpers called directly. The browser suite tests what people do;
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// this tests the small pieces it is made of, in a second, with nothing running.
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//
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// node --test tests/page-unit.js
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//
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// The files in web/src are one script, not modules. Its top-level `function`s are properties of
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// the context; its top-level `const`s are not, but a script run in the same context sees them, as
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// a second <script> on a page would, so `run` evaluates an expression there.
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const { test } = require('node:test');
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const assert = require('node:assert/strict');
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const { makeContext, vm } = require('./dom-stub.js');
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const { buildPage } = require('../web/build.mjs');
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const { html, js } = buildPage('index.html');
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const { ctx } = makeContext(html, js);
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vm.createContext(ctx);
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vm.runInContext(js, ctx, { filename: 'index.html<script>', timeout: 5000 });
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const run = expr => vm.runInContext(expr, ctx);
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// Time as the page sees it, for the helpers that count from now.
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const NOW = 1_800_000_000;
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run(`Date.now = () => ${NOW * 1000}`);
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test('esc makes text safe to put in markup and attributes', () => {
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assert.equal(run(`esc('<a href="x">Tom & Jerry\\'s</a>')`), '<a href="x">Tom & Jerry's</a>');
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assert.equal(run('esc(null)'), '');
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assert.equal(run('esc(undefined)'), '');
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});
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test('webUrl keeps only web addresses from a feed', () => {
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assert.equal(run(`webUrl('https://example.com/a')`), 'https://example.com/a');
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assert.equal(run(`webUrl('HTTP://example.com/')`), 'HTTP://example.com/');
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for (const u of ['javascript:alert(1)', ' javascript:alert(1)', 'data:text/html,x', 'vbscript:x', '//example.com', ''])
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assert.equal(run(`webUrl(${JSON.stringify(u)})`), null, u);
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assert.equal(run('webUrl(null)'), null);
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});
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test('clock reads seconds as a player does', () => {
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assert.equal(run('clock(0)'), '0:00');
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assert.equal(run('clock(65)'), '1:05');
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assert.equal(run('clock(3661)'), '1:01:01');
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assert.equal(run('clock(59.9)'), '0:59');
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assert.equal(run('clock(-5)'), '0:00');
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assert.equal(run('clock(undefined)'), '0:00');
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});
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test('mb sizes a file in the unit that reads best', () => {
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assert.equal(run('mb(0)'), '');
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// An article's small image is not "0 KB" or "0 MB".
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assert.equal(run('mb(100)'), '1 KB');
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assert.equal(run('mb(2048)'), '2 KB');
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assert.equal(run('mb(5 * 1048576)'), '5 MB');
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assert.equal(run('mb(1.5 * 1073741824)'), '1.5 GB');
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});
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test('ago says how long since, and never for nothing', () => {
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assert.equal(run('ago(0)'), 'never');
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assert.equal(run(`ago(${NOW - 10})`), '1m ago');
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assert.equal(run(`ago(${NOW - 45 * 60})`), '45m ago');
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assert.equal(run(`ago(${NOW - 5 * 3600})`), '5h ago');
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assert.equal(run(`ago(${NOW - 3 * 86400})`), '3d ago');
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// Past a month, a date: whatever the locale, it names the year.
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assert.match(run(`ago(${NOW - 90 * 86400})`), /2026/);
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});
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test('due says how long until a feed is checked', () => {
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assert.equal(run(`due(${NOW - 1})`), 'due now');
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assert.equal(run(`due(${NOW + 10})`), 'in 1m');
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assert.equal(run(`due(${NOW + 90 * 60})`), 'in 2h');
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assert.equal(run(`due(${NOW + 3 * 86400})`), 'in 3d');
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});
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test('DeadAir savings read as time', () => {
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assert.equal(run('spanText(40)'), '40 s');
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assert.equal(run('spanText(12 * 60 + 5)'), '12 min');
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assert.equal(run('spanText(3 * 3600 + 12 * 60)'), '3 h 12 min');
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assert.equal(run('shorter(45)'), '45 s shorter');
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assert.equal(run('shorter(150)'), '3 min shorter');
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});
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test('initials and plural', () => {
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assert.equal(run(`initials('The Verge')`), 'TV');
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assert.equal(run(`initials('accidental tech podcast')`), 'AT');
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assert.equal(run(`initials('')`), '?');
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assert.equal(run(`initials('!!!')`), '?');
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assert.equal(run(`plural(1, 'feed')`), '1 feed');
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assert.equal(run(`plural(0, 'feed')`), '0 feeds');
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assert.equal(run(`plural(2, 'feed')`), '2 feeds');
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});
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test("kindOf names a file by its type, or else its address's extension", () => {
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const kind = enc => run(`kindOf(${JSON.stringify(enc)})`);
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assert.equal(kind({ mime: 'image/png' }), 'image');
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assert.equal(kind({ mime: 'Video/MP4' }), 'video');
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assert.equal(kind({ mime: 'audio/mpeg' }), 'audio');
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assert.equal(kind({ mime: 'application/pdf' }), 'pdf');
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assert.equal(kind({ mime: 'application/x-bittorrent' }), 'torrent');
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assert.equal(kind({ url: 'https://x/ep.MP3?token=1' }), 'mp3');
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assert.equal(kind({ url: 'https://x/download' }), 'file');
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assert.equal(kind({ url: 'https://x/a.toolongext' }), 'file');
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assert.equal(kind({}), 'file');
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});
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test('an item without a title is named by its file', () => {
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const name = e => run(`entryName(${JSON.stringify(e)})`);
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assert.deepEqual({ ...name({ title: 'Episode 1' }) }, { text: 'Episode 1', derived: false });
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assert.deepEqual({ ...name({ title: ' ', enclosures: [{ url: 'https://x/My%20Show%20101.mp3?x=1' }] }) },
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{ text: 'My Show 101', derived: true });
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// A name that does not decode is shown as it is, not dropped.
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assert.deepEqual({ ...name({ enclosures: [{ url: 'https://x/100%.mp3' }] }) }, { text: '100%', derived: true });
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});
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test('the directory sorts by name as people read, and by subscribers', () => {
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const sorted = (list, by) => run(`${JSON.stringify(list)}.sort(${by}).map(p => p.title)`);
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assert.deepEqual([...sorted([{ title: 'ep 10' }, { title: 'Ep 2' }, { title: 'ep 1' }], 'byName')], ['ep 1', 'Ep 2', 'ep 10']);
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assert.deepEqual([...sorted([{ title: 'B', subscribers: 1 }, { title: 'C', subscribers: 5 }, { title: 'A', subscribers: 1 }], 'bySubs')],
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['C', 'A', 'B']);
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});
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test('feeds with something unread go first, in the order they came', () => {
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const ids = run(`[{id:'a',unread:0},{id:'b',unread:3},{id:'c',unread:0},{id:'d',unread:1}].sort(unreadFirst).map(f => f.id)`);
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assert.deepEqual([...ids], ['b', 'd', 'a', 'c']);
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});
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test('words for filters split on commas, blanks dropped', () => {
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assert.deepEqual([...run(`splitWords(' one, two words ,, three ')`)], ['one', 'two words', 'three']);
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assert.deepEqual([...run(`splitWords('')`)], []);
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});
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test("a file plays from DeadAir's playlist when it has one", () => {
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assert.equal(run(`mediaSrc({ id: 7, deadair: null })`), '/media/7');
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assert.equal(run(`mediaSrc({ id: 7 })`), '/media/7');
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assert.equal(run(`mediaSrc({ id: 7, deadair: 0 })`), '/media/7/deadair.m3u8');
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});
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test('kept lists: the newest few dozen, and a changed feed forgets its own and All Subscriptions\'', () => {
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run('lists.clear()');
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for (let i = 0; i < 45; i++) run(`keepList(listKey('f${i}'), {total: 0, entries: []})`);
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assert.equal(run('lists.size'), 40, 'never more than LISTS_KEPT');
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assert.equal(run(`lists.has(listKey('f0'))`), false, 'the oldest go first');
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run(`keepList(listKey('f10'), {total: 1, entries: []})`);
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run(`keepList(listKey(':all'), {total: 0, entries: []}); keepList(listKey(':all', 'unread'), {total: 0, entries: []})`);
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run(`forgetLists('f10')`);
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assert.equal(run(`lists.has(listKey('f10'))`), false);
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assert.equal(run(`lists.has(listKey(':all')) || lists.has(listKey(':all', 'unread'))`), false, 'All Subscriptions holds its items too');
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assert.equal(run(`lists.has(listKey('f11'))`), true, 'the rest stay');
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});
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test('a Patreon feed is told by its address', () => {
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assert.equal(run(`isPatreon({ url: 'https://www.patreon.com/rss/show?auth=x' })`), true);
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assert.equal(run(`isPatreon({ url: 'https://example.com/feed' })`), false);
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assert.equal(run('isPatreon(null)'), false);
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});
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test("All Subscriptions' unread count leaves out feeds hidden from it, and an OPML's shows with it", () => {
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run(`S.feeds = [
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{id: 'o', group: null, unread: 0, hide_from_all: true},
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{id: 'a', group: 'o', unread: 2, hide_from_all: false},
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{id: 'c', group: null, unread: 3, hide_from_all: true},
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{id: 'd', group: null, unread: 5, hide_from_all: false}]`);
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assert.equal(run('unreadInAll()'), 5);
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run(`S.feeds[0].hide_from_all = false`);
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assert.equal(run('unreadInAll()'), 7);
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run(`S.feeds = []`);
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});
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test('a Signal is a place of its own, found by its id', () => {
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run(`S.signals = [{id: 7, name: 'F1', keywords: ['f1'], unread: 2}]`);
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assert.equal(run(`signalId(':signal:7')`), 7);
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assert.equal(run(`signalId(':all')`), null);
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assert.equal(run(`signalId('signal-7')`), null, 'a feed id is never a Signal');
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assert.equal(run(`signalOf(':signal:7').name`), 'F1');
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assert.equal(run(`signalOf(':signal:8')`), undefined);
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assert.match(run(`listUrl(':signal:7')`), /^\/api\/signals\/7\/entries\?/);
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run(`S.signals = []`);
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});
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test('the icon picker finds icons by the start of their words, the one named it first', () => {
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const all = JSON.stringify([
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['solid/caret-down', 'Caret Down', 'arrow'], ['solid/scarf', 'Scarf', 'clothing'], ['solid/taxi', 'Taxi', 'cab car'],
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['solid/car-side', 'Car Side', 'auto vehicle'], ['solid/car', 'Car', 'auto vehicle'], ['solid/robot', 'Robot', 'ai bot machine'],
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['brands/apple', 'Apple', 'fruit ios mac'],
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]);
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const ids = q => JSON.parse(run(`JSON.stringify(iconMatches(${all}, ${JSON.stringify(q)}, 10).map(i => i[0]))`));
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// Named car, then car as a word of the name, then as a search term, then caret; never scarf.
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assert.deepEqual(ids('car'), ['solid/car', 'solid/car-side', 'solid/taxi', 'solid/caret-down']);
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assert.deepEqual(ids('ai'), ['solid/robot'], 'search terms count');
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assert.deepEqual(ids('mac fruit'), ['brands/apple'], 'every word');
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assert.equal(run(`iconMatches(${all}, '', 2).length`), 2, 'nothing typed is the first few');
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});
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test('editing a Signal sends only what changed, so a new icon asks Jev nothing again', () => {
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const sg = `{id: 1, name: 'F1', keywords: ['f1'], description: null, icon: null, unread: 0}`;
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assert.deepEqual(JSON.parse(run(`JSON.stringify(signalChanges(${sg}, {name: 'F1', keywords: ['f1'], description: null, icon: 'solid/car'}))`)),
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{ icon: 'solid/car' });
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assert.deepEqual(JSON.parse(run(`JSON.stringify(signalChanges(${sg}, {name: 'F1', keywords: ['f1', 'gp'], description: null, icon: null}))`)),
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{ keywords: ['f1', 'gp'] });
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});
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test('a Signal draws its icon only when it is a style and a plain name', () => {
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assert.match(run(`signalTile({name: 'F1', icon: 'solid/flag-checkered'})`), /url\('\/icons\/solid\/flag-checkered\.svg'\)/);
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assert.doesNotMatch(run(`signalTile({name: 'F1', icon: "solid/x');background:url(evil"})`), /evil/);
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assert.doesNotMatch(run(`signalTile({name: 'F1', icon: null})`), /ficon/);
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});
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test('Jev is offered the icons found for each word of a Signal', () => {
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const all = JSON.stringify([
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['solid/robot', 'Robot', 'ai bot machine'], ['solid/code', 'Code', 'programming brackets'],
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['solid/car', 'Car', 'auto vehicle'], ['solid/the-red-yeti', 'The Red Yeti', ''],
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]);
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const ids = JSON.parse(run(`JSON.stringify(iconCandidates(${all}, 'AI Development', ['programming'], 'The tools', 40).map(c => c[0]))`));
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assert.deepEqual(ids, ['solid/robot', 'solid/code'], 'each word its icons, "the" none');
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const brands = JSON.stringify([
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['brands/mandalorian', 'Mandalorian', 'disney plus helmet star wars'], ['brands/apple', 'Apple', 'fruit ios mac'],
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['solid/fort-awesome', 'Fort', 'castle'], ['solid/apple-whole', 'Apple Whole', 'fruit'],
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]);
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const offered = q => JSON.parse(run(`JSON.stringify(iconCandidates(${brands}, ${JSON.stringify(q)}, [], null, 40).map(c => c[0]))`));
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assert.deepEqual(offered('Disney castle'), ['solid/fort-awesome'], 'a brand only by its own name, never its search terms (#264)');
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assert.deepEqual(offered('Apple'), ['brands/apple', 'solid/apple-whole']);
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assert.equal(run(`signalCounts({items: 12, unread: 1})`), '12 items · 1 unread');
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});
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test('Signals are everyone\'s on the server\'s key, and yours on your own once a key is saved', () => {
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const on = me => { run(`S.me = ${JSON.stringify(me)}`); return run('signalsOn()'); };
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assert.equal(on({ signals: 'server', typesafe_key_set: false }), true);
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assert.equal(on({ signals: 'own', typesafe_key_set: true }), true);
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assert.equal(on({ signals: 'own', typesafe_key_set: false }), false);
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assert.equal(on(null), false);
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run('S.me = null');
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});
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test('a tap is its trace\'s root span, reported with its ids once it has an answer (#376)', () => {
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run(`globalThis.sent = []; fetch = (url, o) => { sent.push([url, o]); return Promise.resolve({ ok: true, status: 204 }); }`);
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run(`newTrace('pointerdown'); traceAt = Date.now()`);
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const [, trace, parent] = run('traceparent()').split('-');
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assert.equal(parent, run('rootId'), 'requests hang from the tap');
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assert.equal(trace, run('traceId'));
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run('endTap()');
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assert.equal(run('sent.length'), 0, 'nothing answered yet, nothing to report');
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run(`newTrace('keydown'); answeredAt = rootAt + 250; newTrace('pointerdown')`);
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const body = JSON.parse(run(`sent.at(-1)[1].body`));
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assert.equal(run(`sent.at(-1)[0]`), '/api/client');
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assert.deepEqual([body.ev, body.ms, body.msg, body.span.length, body.trace.length], ['tap', 250, 'keydown', 16, 32]);
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});
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test('a request begun long after a tap\'s last answer does not stretch the tap (#379)', async () => {
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run(`globalThis.sent = []; fetch = (url, o) => { sent.push([url, o]); return Promise.resolve({ ok: true, status: 204 }); }`);
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run(`newTrace('pointerdown'); traceAt = Date.now()`);
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await run(`api('/api/a')`);
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const answered = run('answeredAt');
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assert.ok(answered >= run('rootAt'), 'its own request ends it');
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run('answeredAt -= 5000; rootAt -= 5000');
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await run(`api('/api/later')`);
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assert.equal(run('answeredAt'), answered - 5000, 'a refresh five seconds on is not the tap\'s');
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assert.equal(run('tapBusy'), 0);
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run(`rootKind = ''`);
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});
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test('a tap ended over a minute after its last request reports once, without recursing (#378)', () => {
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run(`globalThis.sent = []; fetch = (url, o) => { sent.push([url, o]); return Promise.resolve({ ok: true, status: 204 }); }`);
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run(`newTrace('pointerdown'); answeredAt = rootAt + 100; traceAt = Date.now() - 120_000`);
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run('endTap()');
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assert.equal(run(`sent.filter(([u, o]) => JSON.parse(o.body).ev === 'tap').length`), 1);
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});
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test('the next page starts after the unread ones on the Unread tab, after all of them elsewhere', () => {
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run(`S.entries = [{guid:'a',read:true},{guid:'b',read:false},{guid:'c',read:true}]; S.total = 3`);
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run(`S.filter = 'unread'`);
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// Two read here are off the server's unread list: starting at 3 would skip two unread ones (#383).
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assert.equal(run('nextOffset()'), 1);
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run(`S.filter = 'all'`);
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assert.equal(run('nextOffset()'), 3);
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});
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test('a short Unread list read through says nothing more to load (#385)', () => {
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run(`S.filter = 'unread'; S.offset = 0`);
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run(`showList({total: 2, entries: [{guid:'a',read:false,enclosures:[]},{guid:'b',read:false,enclosures:[]}]}, false, 0)`);
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run(`S.entries.forEach(e => e.read = true)`);
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// nextOffset() is 0 now, under the total of 2, which once read as more to load.
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assert.equal(run('hasMore()'), false);
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run(`S.offset = 50; showList({total: 120, entries: Array.from({length: 50}, (_, i) => ({guid: 'p' + i, read: false, enclosures: []}))}, true, 0)`);
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assert.equal(run('hasMore()'), true);
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});
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test('a reader is stuck only when a drag up or down had room to move it and did not (#384)', () => {
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assert.equal(run('stuckDrag(-200, 5, 0, 0, 1000)'), true); // up from the top, more below, did not move
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assert.equal(run('stuckDrag(-200, 5, 0, 180, 1000)'), false); // it moved
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assert.equal(run('stuckDrag(200, 5, 0, 0, 1000)'), false); // down at the top: nowhere to go
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assert.equal(run('stuckDrag(-200, 5, 1000, 1000, 1000)'), false);// up at the bottom: nowhere to go
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assert.equal(run('stuckDrag(-200, 5, 0, 0, 0)'), false); // nothing to scroll
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assert.equal(run('stuckDrag(-20, 0, 0, 0, 1000)'), false); // too short to mean it
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assert.equal(run('stuckDrag(-100, 150, 0, 0, 1000)'), false); // a swipe, not a scroll
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});
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test('the pictures saved for offline are those in unread items\' text, as the browser will ask for them (#389)', () => {
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const pics = run(`textPictures([
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{read:false, description:'<p>x</p><img src="https://a.example/1.jpg?w=1&h=2" alt="a"><img alt="none">', markdown_html:'<img src="https://a.example/1.jpg?w=1&h=2">'},
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{read:false, description:'<img src="data:image/png;base64,xx"><img src="/relative.png">', markdown_html:null},
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{read:true, description:'<img src="https://a.example/read.jpg">', markdown_html:null},
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])`);
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assert.deepEqual([...pics], ['https://a.example/1.jpg?w=1&h=2']);
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});
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