writing test cases for searchutils,update prescriptionpage,queuemanagment
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Issue Summary
This issue focuses on adding unit test cases for SearchUtils functions, Update Prescription Page, and Queue Management components to improve test coverage, reliability, and maintainability of the application.
Currently, these modules either lack sufficient test coverage or do not have structured test cases. The expected behavior is to ensure all core functionalities are tested, including user interactions, API handling, and edge cases.
Problem Statement
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What is broken or missing? There are no or insufficient unit test cases for:
- Search utility functions
- Prescription update functionality
- Queue management features
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Who is affected? Developers and QA engineers, as lack of tests increases risk of bugs and regressions.
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Impact:
- Reduced code reliability
- Difficult to maintain and refactor code
- Higher chances of production bugs
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Reproduction:
- Run test coverage → observe low or missing coverage for these modules
- Modify functionality → no tests available to validate behavior
Proposed Solution
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Write unit test cases using a testing framework (e.g., Jest + React Testing Library).
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Cover:
- Utility functions (SearchUtils)
- UI interactions (Prescription Page, Queue Management)
- API calls and responses
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Files/components to update:
- Search utility functions
- Prescription page component
- Queue management component
- Create corresponding test files
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No major blockers; ensure mock APIs are available.
Test-Driven Development
Acceptance Criteria (Given-When-Then)
Scenario 1: Search functionality works correctly
Given a list of data items
And a valid search query
When the search function is executed
Then filtered results should be returned
And only matching items should be displayed
Scenario 2: Search handles empty input
Given a list of data items
When the search query is empty
Then all items should be returned
Scenario 3: Update prescription successfully
Given a valid prescription form
When the user updates and submits the form
Then API should be called with correct data
And success response should be handled
Scenario 4: Handle prescription update failure
Given a valid prescription form
When API returns an error
Then error message should be displayed
Scenario 5: Queue displays correct data
Given queue data is available When the queue page loads Then all patients should be displayed in order
**Scenario 6: Queue handles empty state**
Given no queue data
When the page loads
Then an empty state message should be shown
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**Test Cases**
| Test ID | Test Description | Precondition | Test Steps | Expected Result | Priority |
| ------- | ------------------------------- | ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | -------- |
| TC-001 | Search returns filtered results | Data available | 1.Enter query<br>2.Call function<br>3.Check output | Matching results displayed | High |
| TC-002 | Search with empty input | Data available | 1.Leave input empty<br>2.Call function | All data returned | High |
| TC-003 | Successful prescription update | Valid form data | 1.Fill form<br>2.Submit<br>3.Mock API success | Success handled correctly | High |
| TC-004 | Prescription update failure | Valid form data | 1.Submit form<br>2.Mock API error | Error message shown | High |
| TC-005 | Queue renders data | Queue data exists | 1.Load page | Data displayed correctly | Medium |
| TC-006 | Queue empty state | No data | 1.Load page | Empty message shown | Medium |
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**Unit Test Requirements**
**Components/Functions to Test:**
| Module/Component | Function/Hook | Test Cases to Cover |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------- | ------------------- |
| `SearchUtils` | filter/search function | TC-001, TC-002 |
| `UpdatePrescriptionPage` | form submit handler | TC-003, TC-004 |
| `QueueManagement` | render logic | TC-005, TC-006 |
**Test Assertions Required:**
* [ ] 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
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**Implementation Details**
### Files to Change
| File Path | Action | Purpose |
| ---------------------------------------------- | ------ | ------------------------- |
| `src/utils/SearchUtils.js` | Modify | Ensure testable functions |
| `src/pages/UpdatePrescriptionPage.jsx` | Modify | Improve testability |
| `src/components/QueueManagement.jsx` | Modify | Add test hooks |
| `src/__tests__/SearchUtils.test.js` | Create | Unit tests |
| `src/__tests__/UpdatePrescriptionPage.test.js` | Create | Unit tests |
| `src/__tests__/QueueManagement.test.js` | Create | Unit tests |
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### Technical Considerations
* Use **Jest + React Testing Library**
* Mock API calls using `jest.mock` or `msw`
* Ensure separation of logic and UI for better testability
* Reusable utility functions should be independently tested
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### UI/UX Requirements
* Proper error messages for API failures
* Loading indicators during API calls
* Empty state messages for queue
* Form validation feedback
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## Testing Strategy
### Manual Testing
**Test Environment:**
* Browser: Chrome / Firefox
* Viewport: Desktop
* User Role: Doctor / Admin
**Manual Test Steps:**
1. Open application
2. Test search functionality
3. Update prescription
4. Verify queue behavior
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### Automated Testing
**Unit Tests:**
* [ ] Component render tests
* [ ] User interaction tests
* [ ] API integration tests
* [ ] Error handling tests
**Integration Tests (if applicable):**
* [ ] Component interaction tests
* [ ] Navigation tests
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### Test Data Requirements
```typescript
const mockTestData = {
searchData: ["Paracetamol", "Aspirin"],
prescription: {
patientId: "123",
medicine: "Paracetamol",
dosage: "2 times"
},
queue: [
{ id: 1, name: "Patient A" },
{ id: 2, name: "Patient B" }
]
}
Definition of Done
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Acceptance criteria met -
All test cases passing -
Unit tests written (minimum coverage: 80%+) -
Manual testing completed -
Code reviewed and approved -
No console errors -
ESLint/Prettier checks pass -
Documentation updated
Additional Context
Related Issues
- Related to: Test coverage improvements
- Blocks: Future feature enhancements
References
- Jest Documentation
- React Testing Library Docs
Notes
- Focus on edge cases and error handling
- Ensure reusable and maintainable test structure