test:add test cases to MediaTypeWheel.tsx and MediaUploadComponent.tsx
Issue Summary
Add missing unit test files for MediaTypeWheel.tsx and MediaUploadComponent.tsx. Currently, these components do not have any test coverage, which leads to unverified behavior. The expected behavior is to have proper unit tests ensuring rendering, user interactions, and edge cases are validated.
Problem Statement
- Test files for
MediaTypeWheel.tsxandMediaUploadComponent.tsxare missing. - Developers and QA teams are affected due to lack of automated testing.
- This results in low test coverage, higher risk of bugs, and reduced confidence in code changes.
- The issue can be reproduced by checking the project structure and observing no test files exist for these components.
Proposed Solution
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Create new test files:
MediaTypeWheel.test.tsxMediaUploadComponent.test.tsx
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Use Vitest and React Testing Library.
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Write tests for rendering, user interactions (selection and file upload), state updates, and error handling.
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Mock necessary dependencies such as file inputs and props.
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No major dependencies or blockers identified.
Test-Driven Development
Acceptance Criteria (Given-When-Then)
Scenario 1: Render MediaTypeWheel
Given the MediaTypeWheel component is rendered
And media types are available
When the component loads
Then all media type options should be displayed
And a default selection should be visible
Scenario 2: Select media type
Given the MediaTypeWheel is displayed
When a user selects a media type
Then the selected type should update
Scenario 3: Upload valid file
Given the MediaUploadComponent is rendered
When a user uploads a valid file
Then the file should be accepted
Scenario 4: Handle invalid file upload
Given the MediaUploadComponent is rendered
When a user uploads an invalid file
Then an error message should be displayed
Test Cases
| Test ID | Test Description | Precondition | Test Steps | Expected Result | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TC-001 | Render MediaTypeWheel | Component initialized | 1.Render component 2.Verify UI |
Media types displayed | High |
| TC-002 | Select media type | Component rendered | 1.Click media type 2.Verify selection |
Selected type updates | High |
| TC-003 | Render MediaUploadComponent | Component initialized | 1.Render component | Upload UI visible | High |
| TC-004 | Upload valid file | Component ready | 1.Upload valid file 2.Verify state |
File accepted | High |
| TC-005 | Upload invalid file | Component ready | 1.Upload invalid file | Error message shown | Medium |
Unit Test Requirements
Components/Functions to Test:
| Module/Component | Function/Hook | Test Cases to Cover |
|---|---|---|
MediaTypeWheel.tsx |
Selection handler | TC-001, TC-002 |
MediaUploadComponent.tsx |
File upload handler | TC-003, TC-004, TC-005 |
Test Assertions Required:
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Renders correctly with initial state -
Handles user input correctly -
Validates input and shows errors -
Calls API with correct payload -
Handles loading state -
Handles success response -
Handles error response -
Updates UI state appropriately
Implementation Details
Files to Change
| File Path | Action | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
src/components/MediaTypeWheel.tsx |
Modify | Improve testability if needed |
src/components/MediaUploadComponent.tsx |
Modify | Improve testability if needed |
src/__tests__/MediaTypeWheel.test.tsx |
Create | Unit tests |
src/__tests__/MediaUploadComponent.test.tsx |
Create | Unit tests |
Technical Considerations
- Use Vitest as test runner
- Use React Testing Library
- Mock File API for upload testing
- Focus on behavior-based testing
UI/UX Requirements
- UI updates correctly on media selection
- Clear feedback on file upload success/error
- Accessibility using roles and labels
Mockups/Wireframes:
Testing Strategy
Manual Testing
Test Environment:
- Browser: Chrome
- Viewport: Desktop/Tablet/Mobile
- User Role: General user
Manual Test Steps:
- Render both components
- Select media types
- Upload valid and invalid files
Automated Testing
Unit Tests:
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Component render tests -
User interaction tests -
API integration tests -
Error handling tests
Integration Tests (if applicable):
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Multi-component interaction tests -
Route navigation tests
Test Data Requirements
// Example mock data
const mockTestData = {
validFile: new File(["data"], "file.png", { type: "image/png" }),
invalidFile: new File(["data"], "file.txt", { type: "text/plain" }),
mediaTypes: ["image", "video", "audio"]
}
Definition of Done
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Acceptance criteria met (all Given-When-Then scenarios pass) -
All test cases executed and passing -
Unit tests written and passing (minimum coverage: 80%) -
Manual testing completed -
Code reviewed and approved -
UI matches design specifications (if applicable) -
Responsive on all required viewport sizes -
Accessibility checks passed (aria labels, keyboard navigation) -
No console errors or warnings -
TypeScript types defined (no any) -
ESLint/Prettier checks pass -
Documentation updated (if applicable) -
i18n strings externalized (no hardcoded text)
Additional Context
Related Issues
- Related to: Test coverage improvement
References
- Vitest Documentation
- React Testing Library
Notes
- Ensure edge cases are covered
- Reusable test utilities can be created for future components