thermograph/frontend/tests/unit/test_app_js_grade_date.py
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fix(frontend): Weekly view must always send an explicit date to /grade
2026-07-26 06:17:26 +00:00

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"""Regression guard for the grade-URL "today" date bug: runGrade() in app.js used
to omit `date` from the /api/v2/grade request whenever the selected date equaled
the viewer's local today, so the backend fell back to ITS OWN UTC today
(api_grade's `date` param default in backend/web/app.py) -- a day behind local
midnight for any viewer east of UTC. Reported from Kaunas (UTC+3): asking for
the Weekly tab on 7/26 rendered 7/25.
There is no JS/DOM test harness in this repo to drive app.js and assert on the
real fetch() URL it builds: static/package.json declares zero dependencies (no
jest/playwright/node test runner), no such runner is wired into scripts/test.sh
or any workflow, and server/**/*_test.go (the Go suite CI actually gates on)
covers the Go SSR layer only, never static/*.js's runtime behavior. So this
can't be a behavioral test. What it CAN do, hermetically, through the same
served-asset route test_pages.py already exercises (`GET {B}/app.js`), is treat
the real shipped source as data and assert the structural property the fix
guarantees: runGrade() builds exactly one grade URL and always includes an
explicit `date=`, rather than branching on whether the selected date is "today"
and omitting it in that case.
This fails against the pre-fix source and passes against the fixed source --
a source guard, not a substitute for a real behavioral test.
"""
import re
B = "/thermograph" # matches THERMOGRAPH_BASE set in tests/conftest.py
def _run_grade_body(client) -> str:
r = client.get(f"{B}/app.js")
assert r.status_code == 200
src = r.text
m = re.search(r"async function runGrade\(\) \{\n(.*?)\n\}\n", src, re.DOTALL)
assert m, "runGrade() not found in app.js -- update this test if it moved/was renamed"
return m.group(1)
def test_run_grade_always_sends_explicit_date(client):
"""The historical bug: `dateInput.value === todayISO() ? grade?q : grade?q&date=...`
omitted `date` for "today", so the backend's own UTC-today fallback rendered the
previous day for any UTC+ viewer between their local midnight and UTC midnight."""
body = _run_grade_body(client)
assert not re.search(r"dateInput\.value\s*===\s*todayISO\(\)", body), \
"runGrade() still branches on today to decide whether to send date="
assert body.count("grade?") == 1, \
"runGrade() should build exactly one grade URL, not two divergent branches"
assert re.search(r"date=\$\{[^}]+\}", body), \
"runGrade() must always build the URL with an explicit date= param"
def test_run_grade_never_sends_an_empty_date(client):
"""A cleared native date field reports dateInput.value === "" (day.js guards the
same input for the same reason). An empty date= hits the identical server-UTC
fallback this fix exists to avoid, so runGrade() must fall back to the viewer's
own local today rather than ever send the param empty."""
body = _run_grade_body(client)
assert re.search(r"dateInput\.value\s*\|\|\s*todayISO\(\)", body), \
"runGrade() should fall back to todayISO() when dateInput.value is empty"