prest-integration-tests
prest/prest/.cursor/skills/prest-integration-tests/SKILL.md
Guides writing and reviewing pREST Docker/network integration tests under integration/ so each request is human-readable via step comments or table-driven descriptions. Use when adding or editing integration/**/*_test.go, HTTP controller E2E coverage, make test-integration, test-integration-postgres, test-integration-timescaledb, or when the user asks for integration tests.
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- pREST Integration Tests
- Layout
- When writing or editing
- Human-readable step docs (required)
- Sequential / imperative tests
- Table-driven tests
- Structural placement
- Checklist
--- name: prest-integration-tests description: >- Guides writing and reviewing pREST Docker/network integration tests under integration/ so each request is human-readable via step comments or table-driven descriptions. Use when adding or editing integration/**/*_test.go, HTTP controller E2E coverage, make test-integration, test-integration-postgres, test-integration-timescaledb, or when the user asks for integration tests. --- # pREST Integration Tests MUST invariants also live in `.cursor/rules/integration-tests.mdc` and `.cursor/rules/integration-layout.mdc` (this skill keeps examples + checklists). Integration tests must be **human-readable**. A reader should understand the scenario, expected outcome, and why each request matters without decoding URLs or status codes alone. Gold standard: `integration/postgres/controllers/queries_database_test.go`. Side-by-side patterns: [examples.md](examples.md). ## Layout ```text integration/ helpers/ # shared URL/auth/setup testutils/ # shared HTTP helpers suites/ # wire-compatible HTTP E2E (Postgres integration workflow) postgres/ # Postgres-only tests + docker-compose.yml timescaledb/ # Timescale-specific E2E + docker-compose.yml ``` | Target | Workflow | Compose | Packages | |--------|----------|---------|----------| | `make test-integration-postgres` (alias: `test-integration`) | `.github/workflows/test-integration.yml` | `integration/postgres/docker-compose.yml` | `./integration/suites/...` `./integration/postgres/...` | | `make test-integration-timescaledb` | `.github/workflows/test-integration-timescaledb.yml` | `integration/timescaledb/docker-compose.yml` | `./integration/timescaledb/...` only | Workflows run in parallel. The Timescale workflow does **not** re-run shared `suites/` or Postgres packages — only Timescale-specific E2E. Local `go test` without Compose skips network tests when `PREST_*_TEST_URL` is unset. For adding a **new SQL engine**, see rule/skill `sql-database-support` (analysis + where-to-change). ## When writing or editing 1. Choose the right folder: `suites/` for wire-compatible HTTP (Postgres job); `postgres/` / `timescaledb/` (etc.) for engine- or stack-specific tests. 2. Document every request (see below). 3. Prefer deployed-server helpers over in-process HTTP servers. 4. Validate with the matching `make test-integration-*` target (and the matching GitHub workflow for that DB). ## Human-readable step docs (required) ### Sequential / imperative tests Before **every** HTTP request, add 1–3 comments covering: 1. **What** — endpoint or scenario under test 2. **Expected outcome** — succeed or fail, and what that means 3. **Why** (when non-obvious) — path params, auth, DB selection, etc. Template: ```go // Test the <endpoint or scenario> // Expected to succeed|fail and <outcome summary>. // <optional: why / which path param or auth rule matters> helpers.DoAuthRequest(...) ``` Also: - Wrap long `DoRequest` / `DoAuthRequest` calls across lines for scanability. - Use a stable scenario name string (last arg) that matches the comment intent (e.g. `"QueriesDBExecuteWithDB"`). ### Table-driven tests Skip per-request block comments when each case has a clear `description` field. Descriptions must state scenario + expected outcome in plain language. - Good: `"Get tables with custom where invalid clause"` - Bad: `"case 1"`, `"ok"`, `"err"` Log or surface the description in the loop (`t.Log(tc.description)` or `t.Run(tc.description, …)`). ## Structural placement | Do | Don't | |----|-------| | `helpers.ServerURL`, `QueriesServerURL`, `AuthServerURL`, `MultiClusterServerURL` | `httptest.NewServer` for standard controller routes | | `testutils.DoRequest` / `helpers.DoAuthRequest` | Call `postgres.Load()` or live DB outside `integration/` | | Dedicated workflow + compose per DB (`test-integration-<db>.yml`) | Fold a new DB into the Postgres compose or workflow | Controller behavior changes need unit tests **and** integration coverage (`suites/` and/or the relevant DB folder). ## Checklist Before finishing a new or edited integration test: - [ ] File lives under `integration/suites/` or `integration/<db>/` - [ ] Every request documented (step comments) **or** table `description` is self-explanatory - [ ] Expected status and failure cases called out in the docs - [ ] Uses existing helpers; no live DB via `postgres.Load()` outside `integration/` - [ ] Controller behavior changes include both unit + this integration coverage
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