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Every split is by test-group/concern, with the shared setup moved to a
sibling helper the splits import. All 313 tests are preserved -- the count
is unchanged and `test('…')` names are byte-identical to the originals
(verified by diffing the sorted name lists).
note_repository_test 677 -> 4 files + note_repository_helpers
capture_screen_test 660 -> 4 files + capture_screen_harness
note_editor_test 502 -> 3 files + note_editor_harness
port_guard_test 405 -> 3 files + port_guard_fakes
wrapper_server_test 402 -> 2 files + wrapper_server_harness
settings_screen_test 391 -> 2 files + settings_screen_harness
github_mirror_screen_test 365 -> 2 files + github_mirror_harness
notes_list_screen_test 347 -> 2 files + notes_list_harness
analytics_service_test 300 -> 2 files + analytics_helpers
Helpers are deliberately NOT named `*_test.dart`; the runner would collect
them and fail on the missing `main()`.
Three things did not survive a mechanical split and were handled explicitly:
* wrapper_server's `enabledOrigin` closes over the `late root` that setUp
assigns, so a top-level function cannot see it. It is now a
WrapperHarness class with an install() that registers the setUp/tearDown
pair -- the only structural change in this commit.
* note_repository's splits each repeat `setUpAll(sqfliteFfiInit)`, and
analytics' each repeat `@TestOn('vm')`. Omitting either fails quietly
(uninitialised sqflite / wrong platform) rather than loudly.
* capture_screen's `recordingMock` was declared mid-file between two
tests, so it moved to the harness rather than being dropped.
Verified: 313 tests pass (same as before the refactor), 100% coverage.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
137 lines
4.5 KiB
Dart
137 lines
4.5 KiB
Dart
import 'dart:io';
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import 'package:flutter_test/flutter_test.dart';
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import 'package:todo/desktop/port_guard.dart';
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import 'port_guard_fakes.dart';
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/// Real `ss -tlnp` output, including the header row and the run-together
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/// `Peer Address:PortProcess` column that iproute2 actually prints.
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const _ssOutput = '''
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State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port Peer Address:PortProcess
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LISTEN 0 4096 0.0.0.0:5355 0.0.0.0:*
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LISTEN 0 128 127.0.0.1:8730 0.0.0.0:* users:(("dart:todo_deskt",pid=61687,fd=7))
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LISTEN 0 511 127.0.0.1:9000 0.0.0.0:* users:(("node",pid=1234,fd=20))
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''';
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/// A [SystemProbe] whose every answer is scripted by the test.
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class FakeProbe implements SystemProbe {
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FakeProbe({
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this.pid,
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this.description,
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this.cmdlines = const [],
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this.inUse = const [true],
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this.freeAfter,
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});
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int? pid;
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ProcessDescription? description;
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List<List<String>> cmdlines;
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/// Answers for successive [portInUse] calls; the last one repeats.
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List<bool> inUse;
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/// When set, the port frees only once this signal has been delivered.
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///
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/// Keyed on the signal rather than on elapsed time so the escalation test
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/// cannot flake on a slow machine.
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ProcessSignal? freeAfter;
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final List<ProcessSignal> signalsSent = [];
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int portInUseCalls = 0;
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@override
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Future<int?> listenerPid(int port) async => pid;
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@override
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Future<ProcessDescription?> describe(int pid) async => description;
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@override
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Future<List<List<String>>> processCmdlines() async => cmdlines;
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@override
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Future<bool> portInUse(int port) async {
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portInUseCalls++;
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if (freeAfter != null) return !signalsSent.contains(freeAfter);
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return inUse[(portInUseCalls - 1).clamp(0, inUse.length - 1)];
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}
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@override
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bool signal(int pid, ProcessSignal signal) {
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signalsSent.add(signal);
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return true;
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}
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}
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const _profile = '/home/kuchy/.local/share/todo-desktop/profile';
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/// Fast timings so the reap tests do not slow the suite down.
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Future<bool> _reap(PortGuard guard, int pid, int port) => guard.reap(
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pid,
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port,
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termWait: const Duration(milliseconds: 60),
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killWait: const Duration(milliseconds: 60),
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pollInterval: const Duration(milliseconds: 5),
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);
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void main() {
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group('LinuxSystemProbe against the real host', () {
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test('portInUse tracks a real socket', () async {
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe();
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final socket = await ServerSocket.bind(InternetAddress.loopbackIPv4, 0);
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addTearDown(() async => socket.close());
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expect(await probe.portInUse(socket.port), isTrue);
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await socket.close();
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expect(await probe.portInUse(socket.port), isFalse);
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});
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test('listenerPid finds this process holding a real port', () async {
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe();
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final socket = await ServerSocket.bind(InternetAddress.loopbackIPv4, 0);
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addTearDown(() async => socket.close());
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// Proves the parser works against genuine `ss` output, not a fixture.
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expect(await probe.listenerPid(socket.port), pid);
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});
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test('listenerPid returns null when ss is unavailable', () async {
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe(ssExecutable: 'ss-does-not-exist');
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expect(await probe.listenerPid(8730), isNull);
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});
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test('describe reads this process', () async {
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe();
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final description = await probe.describe(pid);
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expect(description, isNotNull);
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expect(description!.cmdline, isNotEmpty);
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expect(description.exeTarget, isNotEmpty);
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});
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test('describe tolerates an unreadable executable link', () async {
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// pid 1 belongs to root: its cmdline is world-readable but /proc/1/exe
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// is not, which is the branch under test.
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe();
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final description = await probe.describe(1);
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expect(description, isNotNull);
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expect(description!.exeTarget, isEmpty);
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});
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test('describe returns null for a process that does not exist', () async {
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe();
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expect(await probe.describe(0x7FFFFFFF), isNull);
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});
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test('processCmdlines lists real processes', () async {
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe();
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final cmdlines = await probe.processCmdlines();
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expect(cmdlines, isNotEmpty);
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});
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test('signal terminates a real child process', () async {
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const probe = LinuxSystemProbe();
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final child = await Process.start('sleep', ['30']);
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expect(probe.signal(child.pid, ProcessSignal.sigterm), isTrue);
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expect(await child.exitCode, isNot(0));
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});
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});
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}
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