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Power Abuse Analyzer - Tests

This directory contains test files for the Power Abuse Analyzer application.

Test Files

  • analyzer.test.ts: Tests for the text analysis functionality

    • Tests for pattern extraction and classification
    • Tests for handling different types of input text
    • Tests for edge cases and error handling
  • database.test.ts: Tests for database operations

    • Tests for CRUD operations on all tables
    • Tests for recursive queries and threaded conversations
    • Tests for data integrity and constraints
  • chat-api.test.ts: Tests for chat API operations

    • Tests for session management
    • Tests for message processing
    • Tests for pattern follow-up handling

Running Tests

To run the tests, use the following command:

deno test tests/

To run a specific test file:

deno test tests/analyzer.test.ts

Test Structure

Each test file follows a similar structure:

  1. Import necessary modules and assertions
  2. Define test variables
  3. Define test cases using Deno.test
  4. Clean up after tests

Test Coverage

The tests cover the following aspects of the application:

  • Functionality: Tests that the application works as expected
  • Edge Cases: Tests that the application handles edge cases correctly
  • Error Handling: Tests that the application handles errors gracefully
  • Integration: Tests that the different components work together correctly

Adding New Tests

When adding new functionality to the application, make sure to add corresponding tests. Follow these guidelines:

  1. Create a new test file if the functionality doesn't fit into an existing category
  2. Use descriptive test names that explain what is being tested
  3. Test both success and failure cases
  4. Test edge cases and error handling
  5. Keep tests independent of each other
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