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Introduces a new JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests project with Playwright-based test generation, planning, and healing agents. Adds configuration, test plans, example tests, and supporting files for automated browser testing. Updates AspireResourceExtensions documentation and tags. No changes to application runtime logic.
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Pull request overview
This pull request adds Playwright test generation and planning infrastructure by introducing JavaScript extension capabilities for .NET Aspire and upgrading several project dependencies to future versions.
Key Changes
- Upgrade target framework from net9.0 to net10.0 across multiple projects
- Transition from
AddNpmApptoAddJavaScriptAppin AppHost configuration - Add new JavaScriptExtensionsAspire library with package.json command integration
- Update Aspire and Microsoft package dependencies to version 13.0.0 and 10.0.0 respectively
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| SqlServerExtensions.Tests.csproj | Updates target framework to net10.0 and upgrades test-related packages |
| SqlServerExtensions.ServiceDefaults.csproj | Updates framework and Microsoft Extensions packages to 10.0.0 |
| SqlServerExtensions.AppHost.csproj | Replaces NodeJs hosting with JavaScript hosting, updates Aspire packages |
| AppHost.cs | Changes from AddNpmApp to AddJavaScriptApp method |
| SqlServerExtensions.ApiService.csproj | Updates framework and OpenAPI package version |
| SqlExtensionsAspire.csproj | Updates framework and version numbering |
| DataProject.csproj | Updates dependency injection abstractions package |
| JavaScriptExtensionsAspire/* | New library for JavaScript/npm integration with Aspire |
| SampleJavascript/* | New sample JavaScript project with package.json |
| JavaScriptExtensions.Web/* | New web project with Bootstrap 5.3.3 assets |
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src/DocumentorDatabaseExtensions/GenerateTest/tests/DemoTests/demoVideoDocumentor.spec.ts (2)
16-23: Formatting change approved; however, address variable shadowing.The extra blank line on line 18 is a minor formatting addition with no functional impact. However, the test function parameter named
test: TestInfoon line 16 shadows thetestfunction imported from../commonon line 2, which can cause confusion during code reading and maintenance.Rename the parameter from
testtotestInfoto avoid shadowing the imported test function:- test('GenerateDocumentation', async ({ page }, test:TestInfo) => { - + test('GenerateDocumentation', async ({ page }, testInfo: TestInfo) => { + - await sleepMessage(page,`<h1>Starting demo for ${test.title}</h1> + await sleepMessage(page,`<h1>Starting demo for ${testInfo.title}</h1>Then update all references to
testparameter within the function body (lines 19 and 40):await sleepMessage(page,`<h1>Starting demo for ${test.title}</h1> ... await sleepMessage(page,`<h1>End demo for ${test.title}</h1>should become:
await sleepMessage(page,`<h1>Starting demo for ${testInfo.title}</h1> ... await sleepMessage(page,`<h1>End demo for ${testInfo.title}</h1>
5-10: Remove or document commented-out code.Lines 6–7 and 9 contain commented-out code that appears to be debug or obsolete. Consider removing these lines if they are no longer needed, or convert to a proper TODO comment if they document a future consideration.
test.beforeEach(async ({ page,browser },testInfo) => { - //var cnt = await browser.newContext(); - //var newPage = await cnt.newPage(); await setupFirstPage(page,testInfo); - //await cnt.close();src/JavaScriptExtensions/SampleJavascript/package.json (2)
2-4: Fill in package metadata for clarity.Empty description, author, and keywords fields reduce discoverability and clarity for future maintainers. While not a functional issue, consider providing meaningful values:
"name": "samplejavascript", "version": "1.0.0", - "description": "", + "description": "Sample JavaScript project demonstrating test generation and Playwright integration", - "keywords": [], + "keywords": ["aspire", "playwright", "tests", "javascript"], - "author": "", + "author": "Your Name or Organization",Also applies to: 12-13
15-15: Thetype: "commonjs"field is redundant.The default module type in Node.js is CommonJS, so explicitly setting
"type": "commonjs"is unnecessary. This can be safely removed, though keeping it is harmless.- "type": "commonjs"Alternatively, if module type clarity is valuable for documentation, you can keep it.
src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensions.Web/Components/Layout/NavMenu.razor (1)
7-9: Consider improving accessibility of the navigation toggle mechanism.The current pattern uses a checkbox toggler with an
onclickhandler on a div to programmatically trigger the checkbox. While functional, this approach has accessibility limitations. Consider using a proper<button>element with Blazor's@onclickdirective for better keyboard navigation and screen reader support.Alternative implementation:
-<input type="checkbox" title="Navigation menu" class="navbar-toggler" /> - -<div class="nav-scrollable" onclick="document.querySelector('.navbar-toggler').click()"> +@code { + private bool navMenuExpanded = false; + private void ToggleNavMenu() => navMenuExpanded = !navMenuExpanded; +} + +<button class="navbar-toggler" @onclick="ToggleNavMenu" aria-label="Toggle navigation"> + <span class="navbar-toggler-icon"></span> +</button> + +<div class="nav-scrollable @(navMenuExpanded ? "show" : "")">Then update the CSS to use the
showclass instead of the:checkedpseudo-class.src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensions.AppHost/appsettings.Development.json (1)
1-8: Consider enabling more verbose DCP logging for Development.The Development configuration omits the
Aspire.Hosting.Dcplog level setting present in the base appsettings.json. While the base Warning level will apply, you might want to set it toInformationorDebugin Development to aid in troubleshooting Aspire hosting issues.{ "Logging": { "LogLevel": { "Default": "Information", - "Microsoft.AspNetCore": "Warning" + "Microsoft.AspNetCore": "Warning", + "Aspire.Hosting.Dcp": "Information" } } }src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensions.Web/appsettings.json (1)
1-9: Base appsettings match typical ASP.NET Core defaults; consider tightening AllowedHosts in productionLogging levels mirror the usual template defaults and are fine. For production deployments, you may eventually want to replace
AllowedHosts": "*"with your expected hostnames, but this is perfectly acceptable for dev/sample usage.src/AspireResourceExtensions/README.md (1)
53-55: Usage snippet correctly reflects newStartParsing(app, builder)APIThe updated example builds once, then calls
StartParsing(app, builder)and awaits bothapp.RunAsync()and the parsing task, which matches the described behavior. As a tiny polish, you could:
- Add a space after the comma:
StartParsing(app, builder).- Either drop the null-forgiving
!(aspire.Resource...) or use it consistently in earlier examples too, for visual consistency.src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensions.AppHost/AppHost.cs (2)
26-30: Align nullability handling ofaspireYou call
aspire.Resource.AddEnvironmentVariablesTo(jsTests);without null-forgiveness, but later useaspire!.Resource.StartParsing(app, builder);. Ifbuilder.AddAspireResource()is guaranteed non-null in this context, it would be cleaner to:
- Declare
aspireas non-nullable and drop the!, or- Use the same nullability approach consistently at both call sites.
This keeps the intent clear and avoids mixed null-safety signals.
17-24: Consider explicitly ordering jsTests relative to the Aspire resourceGiven that
jsTestslikely uses the Aspire URLs injected viaAddEnvironmentVariablesTo(jsTests), you may want to ensure it doesn’t start before Aspire is fully ready (similar to the README Node/Playwright examples that useWaitFor(aspire)andWithExplicitStart()).If
AddJavaScriptAppsupports it in the same way as project resources, consider something along the lines of:var jsTests = builder.AddJavaScriptApp("Tests", "../GenerateTests") .AddNpmCommandsFromPackage() // .WaitFor(aspire) // .WithExplicitStart() ;so the test execution is clearly sequenced after the Aspire resource is up.
src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensions.Web/WeatherApiClient.cs (1)
3-29: Weather client logic looks good; consider sharing the WeatherForecast contractThe streaming fetch with a configurable
maxItemsand an empty‑array fallback is sound and should interoperate correctly with the API’s/weatherforecastendpoint.You have a very similar
WeatherForecastrecord defined in the API project; consider moving this contract into a small shared library (or a shared file) to avoid drift between client and server over time. If you keep them separate on purpose, just verify both definitions stay in sync whenever the API model changes.src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensions.ServiceDefaults/Extensions.cs (2)
47-79: OpenTelemetry setup is solid; consider explicit resource configurationThe metrics/tracing setup and health-endpoint filtering look correct and idiomatic. One optional enhancement is to explicitly configure resource attributes (e.g.,
service.name,deployment.environment) on the OpenTelemetry builder so these services are easier to distinguish and correlate across environments and backends, rather than relying only onbuilder.Environment.ApplicationNameand library defaults.If you adopt this, verify the exact APIs for resource configuration for your OpenTelemetry package versions (e.g.,
ConfigureResource(resource => resource.AddService(...))), as signatures can vary slightly between versions.
100-126: Health checks and dev-only endpoints are well-structured; mind production monitoringThe self “live” check and readiness/liveness split (
/healthvs/alivewith tag-based filtering) are implemented correctly, and restricting these endpoints toIsDevelopment()is a reasonable default from a security standpoint. Just ensure you have an alternative strategy (Kubernetes/container probes, gateway checks, etc.) for health monitoring in test/prod, since these endpoints won’t be exposed there by default.src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/.gitignore (1)
2-8: Ignore recorded video artifacts as wellGiven
recordVideowrites to a localvideos/folder via the custom Playwright fixture, it’s worth ignoring that directory here to avoid committing large binary test artifacts.For example:
# Playwright node_modules/ /test-results/ /playwright-report/ /blob-report/ /playwright/.cache/ /playwright/.auth/ +videos/src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/package.json (1)
1-20: Consider making the package private and adding a standardtestscriptThis looks like a workspace/test-only package rather than something meant for npm. Marking it
privateand wiring atestscript makes it safer and easier to use:{ "name": "generatetests", "version": "1.0.0", + "private": true, "description": "", "main": "index.js", "scripts": { - "dev": "echo see other scripts", - "ui":"npx playwright test --ui", + "dev": "echo see other scripts", + "test": "npx playwright test", + "ui": "npx playwright test --ui", "smokeTest": "echo not yet implemented", - "video":"echo not yet implemented" - }, + "video": "echo not yet implemented" + }, "keywords": [],src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/config.json (1)
1-3: Confirm that always-on video recording is desiredWith
"recordVideo": true, every test run will produce videos, which is excellent for debugging but can be expensive (disk + time), especially in CI.Consider one of these patterns:
- Default to
falsehere and enable video only when needed (e.g., via a separate config file or env flag yourshouldRecordVideohelper reads).- Or keep
truebut ensure CI pipelines clean up / ignorevideos/appropriately.src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/seed.spec.ts (1)
1-7: Align seed spec with shared Playwright fixture (if intended)Right now the seed test uses the base Playwright
testfrom@playwright/test, while you’ve defined a custom extendedtestintests/common.ts(adds video handling andshowMessage.js).If this seed is meant as the template for generated/hand-written tests, consider importing from the shared fixture instead:
-import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test'; +import { test, expect } from '../common';(Adjust the relative path if needed.)
src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/clear-console-log-data.spec.ts (2)
8-13: Centralize login and console logs URLsThe tokenized login URL and console logs path are hard-coded here; given you already have shared helpers/constants in
tests/common.ts, it would be more maintainable to pull these from a single place so environment changes don’t require editing every spec.
20-22: Use locator expectations for cleared logs to leverage auto‑waitRelying on a one-time
all()snapshot pluslengthcan be racy if the UI updates slightly after the click. UsingtoHaveCount(0)on the locator gives you Playwright’s auto‑waiting:- const logsAfter = await page.getByText(/Successfully executed command/).all(); - await expect(logsAfter.length).toBe(0); + const logsLocator = page.getByText(/Successfully executed command/); + await expect(logsLocator).toHaveCount(0);src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/pause-and-resume-log-streaming.spec.ts (1)
28-38: Tighten pause/resume and buffered-log assertionsThis currently only re-checks the “Resume incoming data” button after executing the command, so it doesn’t really assert that logs were withheld while paused, and the final check uses a one-time
locator('text=Successfully executed command').all(). Consider:
- Asserting something about the log area before vs. after resume (e.g., comparing counts or checking absence of the new command log while paused).
- Using a locator-based wait (e.g.,
await expect(page.getByText("Successfully executed command 'test'.")).toHaveCount(1)or alocator.count()+expect.poll) instead ofall()+ length to reduce flakiness.src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/example.spec.ts (1)
3-18: Isolate or skip external Playwright.dev sample in main test suiteThese example tests hit
https://playwright.dev/, which can introduce flaky failures unrelated to this project. You may want to mark themtest.skip, move them under a docs/examples folder, or gate them with an env flag so normal CI runs only the Aspire-specific specs.src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/start-resource-from-console-logs-page.spec.ts (1)
11-43: Prefer event-based waits (or shared helpers) over fixed sleepsThis test mixes
setTimeout-style sleeps andpage.waitForTimeoutto wait for auth, page load, and logs, pluslocator.all()+ length checks. That makes it slower and more brittle than necessary. Consider:
- Using Playwright’s built-in waits (
page.waitForURL,expect(locator).toBeVisible(),expect(locator).toHaveCount(...)) for page/log readiness.- Or, reusing
setupFirstPage/sleepfromtests/common.tsso login and initial load logic is centralized and less timing-sensitive.
Once you rely on locator expectations, most of the explicit sleeps can go away.src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/restart-command-disabled-state.spec.ts (1)
37-50: Avoid inferring disabled state from a failed clickThe test treats a 2s click timeout/exception as proof that “Restart” is disabled, which can be brittle if the menu is just slow or blocked by some overlay. If the menuitem exposes disabled semantics (e.g.,
aria-disabled, adisabledattribute, or a specific CSS class), asserting that directly onrestartLocatorwill be more robust than relying on an exception from.click().src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/access-resource-actions-menu.spec.ts (1)
9-35: Reuse shared helpers instead of manual URLs andsetTimeoutsleepsHere you hand-code the tokenized login URL, console logs URL, and two
setTimeout-based waits. Sincetests/common.tsalready exposes things likeBASE,LOGIN,sleep, andsetupFirstPage, it would be cleaner and less flaky to:
- Move auth/navigation into a helper, and
- Replace the fixed 3s sleeps with locator-based expectations (e.g.,
expect(page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Resource actions' })).toBeVisible()).
This also reduces duplication across the other console-logs specs.src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/execute-start-command.spec.ts (1)
9-18: Consider extracting authentication and navigation to shared utilities.The authentication and navigation flow is duplicated across multiple test files. The
common.tsfile appears to provide shared test infrastructure that could be leveraged.Consider creating a helper function in
common.ts:export async function authenticateAndNavigate(page: Page, resourcePath: string) { await page.goto(`https://javascriptextensions.dev.localhost:17253/login?t=${process.env.AUTH_TOKEN}`); await page.waitForLoadState('networkidle'); await page.goto(`https://javascriptextensions.dev.localhost:17253${resourcePath}`); await page.waitForLoadState('networkidle'); }Then use it in tests:
await authenticateAndNavigate(page, '/consolelogs/resource/JavaScriptAppWithCommands');src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/UnitTests/expand-commands-submenu.spec.ts (1)
28-43: Inconsistent assertion patterns.The test mixes two different assertion styles:
.toBeVisible()(lines 28, 31, 43) and.all().length > 0(lines 34-35, 39-40). Choose one approach and apply it consistently.Prefer
.toBeVisible()for simplicity:- const buildElements = await page.getByText('build').all(); - expect(buildElements.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + await expect(page.getByRole('menuitem', { name: 'build' })).toBeVisible(); - const startElements = await page.getByText('start').all(); - expect(startElements.length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + await expect(page.getByRole('menuitem', { name: 'start', exact: true })).toBeVisible();src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/test-plan-console-logs-commands.md (1)
15-19: Avoid hard-coding environment-specific URLs/tokens and full npm paths in expectationsThe plan bakes in very specific details (dev host/port + token in login URLs, and full
C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\npm.cmdpaths in expected logs). These are likely to drift from real environments and make both manual and automated checks brittle.Consider:
- Referring to URLs symbolically (e.g., “ASPIRE_LOGIN_URL”, “Console Logs URL for JavaScriptAppWithCommands”) or as examples, not fixed values.
- Describing log expectations in terms of patterns (e.g., “contains
npm run testin folder: {path}”) rather than a single hard-coded absolute path.This keeps the plan valid across machines and CI environments while still being precise about behavior.
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src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/common.ts (1)
36-61: Clarify video handling vs fixture teardown and tighten typesThere are a couple of things here that are worth tightening up:
- Fixture vs
endTestboth closing the context
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pagefixture creates acontextand always callsawait context.close()afteruse(page).endTestalso callspage.context().close()(withoutawait) and then does video renaming.If tests call
endTestand also rely on the fixture, you’ll be closing the same context twice and racing that close withpage.video().path()andfs.rename. At minimum this is redundant; in the worst case it can cause flaky timing around when the video file is actually finalized.Consider choosing a single place to manage context lifetime + video handling (either the fixture teardown, or
endTest, but not both) and making sure all tests follow that path.
- Minor type-safety improvements
extend<{ page: any }>andlet context;both erase useful typing. You can keep things strongly typed with very small changes:-import { Page,test as baseTest, expect, Locator, TestInfo } from '@playwright/test'; +import { Page, test as baseTest, expect, Locator, TestInfo, BrowserContext } from '@playwright/test'; @@ -export const test = baseTest.extend<{ page: any }>({ +export const test = baseTest.extend<{ page: Page }>({ page: async ({ browser }, use, testInfo) => { @@ - let context; + let context: BrowserContext;And, if you decide to keep
endTest, it’s safer to at least await the close and avoid multiplepage.video()calls:-export async function endTest(page: Page, testInfo: TestInfo): Promise<void> { - if(page.video() !== null ){ - console.log(`Video saved to: ${await page.video()!.path()}`); - page.context().close(); - await sleep(10); - var timeData = formatTimestamp(); - await fs.rename( - await page.video()!.path(), - path.join('videos', `video-${testInfo.title.replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9-_]/g,'_')}-${timeData}.webm`)); - - } -} +export async function endTest(page: Page, testInfo: TestInfo): Promise<void> { + const video = page.video(); + if (!video) return; + + await page.context().close(); + const videoPath = await video.path(); + console.log(`Video saved to: ${videoPath}`); + + const timeData = formatTimestamp(); + await fs.rename( + videoPath, + path.join('videos', `video-${testInfo.title.replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9-_]/g, '_')}-${timeData}.webm`), + ); +}Please double-check this against how Playwright orders fixture teardown vs user code in your version to ensure there’s no deadlock around
video.path()resolution.Also applies to: 63-74
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| export const BASE = process.env.ASPIRE_BASE_URL ??" https://localhost:17261"; | ||
| export const LOGIN = process.env.ASPIRE_LOGIN_URL??" https://localhost:17261/login?t=2dc508ebb9e7959d93fda0353ad5a987"; | ||
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Remove leading spaces from default URLs – current values are invalid
Both BASE and LOGIN default strings start with a space character:
export const BASE = process.env.ASPIRE_BASE_URL ??" https://localhost:17261";
export const LOGIN = process.env.ASPIRE_LOGIN_URL??" https://localhost:17261/login?t=2dc5...";This yields URLs like " https://localhost:17261" which are invalid and will cause page.goto to fail.
-export const BASE = process.env.ASPIRE_BASE_URL ??" https://localhost:17261";
-export const LOGIN = process.env.ASPIRE_LOGIN_URL??" https://localhost:17261/login?t=2dc508ebb9e7959d93fda0353ad5a987";
+export const BASE = process.env.ASPIRE_BASE_URL ?? 'https://localhost:17261';
+export const LOGIN = process.env.ASPIRE_LOGIN_URL ?? 'https://localhost:17261/login?t=2dc508ebb9e7959d93fda0353ad5a987';🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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produces invalid URLs; remove the leading space characters from the default
strings (and ensure the template for RESOURCE_URL uses the corrected BASE), so
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| test('Demo Execute And See Package Commands', async ({ page },test) => { | ||
| await sleepMessage(page,`<h1>Starting demo commands from package.json </h1> | ||
| I will show how to execute the scripts from package.json as Aspire Commands : | ||
| <h1>builder.AddJavaScriptApp(...).AddNpmCommandsFromPackage()</h1> | ||
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| "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" ", | ||
| "dev":"echo I am running dev", | ||
| "build":"echo I am building", | ||
| </pre> | ||
| <h1>"start":"echo I am starting"</h1> | ||
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| <h1>See how "start" command will execute </h1> | ||
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Fix URL concatenation with BASE and remove redundant await
BASE is concatenated with "consolelogs/resource/..." without a leading slash, so if BASE does not end with / (the default in tests/common.ts currently doesn’t), this produces an invalid URL. There’s also a redundant await before flashAndClick. You can address both with:
- await page.goto(BASE+"consolelogs/resource/JavaScriptAppWithCommands");
+ await page.goto(`${BASE}/consolelogs/resource/JavaScriptAppWithCommands`);
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- await await flashAndClick(page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Resource actions' }));
+ await flashAndClick(page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Resource actions' }));Double slashes in the middle of the URL are fine if BASE already includes a trailing /.
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Fix URL concatenation with BASE and remove redundant await
Both issues are confirmed:
BASEdefaults to"https://localhost:17261"(no trailing slash), so concatenatingBASE+"consolelogs/..."produces an invalid URL with a missing slash between the port and path.flashAndClickis an async function, making the doubleawaitat line 49 redundant.
- await page.goto(BASE+"consolelogs/resource/JavaScriptAppWithCommands");
+ await page.goto(`${BASE}/consolelogs/resource/JavaScriptAppWithCommands`);
- await await flashAndClick(page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Resource actions' }));
+ await flashAndClick(page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Resource actions' }));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In
src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/DemoTests/packageToCommands.spec.ts
around lines 21 to 59, fix two issues: ensure the URL is built with a slash
between BASE and the path (e.g., use
`${BASE}/consolelogs/resource/JavaScriptAppWithCommands` or otherwise append a
'/' when BASE has no trailing slash) so the request URL is valid, and remove the
redundant double await on the flashAndClick call (change `await await
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| //window.alert('test'); | ||
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Using newBlockDiv.innerHTML = line; means any <script> or HTML in message will be interpreted by the browser. If message ever contains app/user-provided data (even in tests), this can open you up to XSS-style issues.
If you don’t need rich HTML formatting here, prefer textContent:
- var newBlockDiv = document.createElement("div");
- newBlockDiv.innerHTML=line;
+ var newBlockDiv = document.createElement("div");
+ newBlockDiv.textContent = line;If you do need HTML, consider sanitizing the string before assigning it.
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In src/JavaScriptExtensions/GenerateTests/tests/showMessage.js around lines
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allows HTML/script injection; replace the innerHTML assignment with a safe text
assignment (newBlockDiv.textContent = line) so the string is rendered as plain
text, or if rich HTML is actually required, run the message through a sanitizer
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Improve test robustness (waiting), avoid hard-coded token, and consider OS‑agnostic log matching
A few points worth tightening up in this spec:
- Use Playwright’s waiting primitives instead of manual
setTimeout
Hard sleeps make tests slower and flaky. Prefer page.waitForTimeout or, better, waiting on a specific condition (URL, element, or text):
- // Wait for authentication to complete
- await new Promise(f => setTimeout(f, 3 * 1000));
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expecton locators instead of.all()snapshots
locator.all() returns an immediate snapshot and does not auto‑retry; if the log line appears slightly later, the test fails. Using expect on a locator gives you Playwright’s built‑in retry:
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- Avoid OS‑specific log text if you might run on non‑Windows agents
Matching the full Windows path (C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\npm.cmd ...) will fail if the runner is Linux/macOS or if Node is installed elsewhere. If portability matters, assert on a more generic substring like 'npm run build' or a log message that’s independent of the absolute path.
- Be cautious with hard‑coded auth tokens
The login URL embeds a token in source control:
await page.goto('https://javascriptextensions.dev.localhost:17253/login?t=99c3f542e0e4e1916be5148b2d2e1199');If this token is sensitive or reused elsewhere, consider moving it to configuration (env variable or config file) and constructing the URL at runtime, so secrets aren’t checked into the repo. If it’s a throwaway dev‑only token, then this is less of a concern, but worth double‑checking.
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As with seed.spec.ts, if you want this test to benefit from the custom test fixture in tests/common.ts (video recording, showMessage.js init script, etc.), you could switch to:
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This test has several robustness issues worth addressing:
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page.waitForTimeout()instead of manualsetTimeout
Hard sleeps make tests slower and flaky. Playwright's built-in timeout is cleaner:
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Matching the full Windows path (C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\npm.cmd ...) will fail on Linux/macOS runners or if Node is installed elsewhere. Use a generic substring like 'npm run build' or a log pattern that's independent of the absolute path.
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Security: Remove hard-coded authentication token.
Same issue as in execute-start-command.spec.ts: the authentication token is hard-coded. Use environment variables instead.
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packageJson demo](https://.../packageJson.mp4)) and remove the image-style
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src/JavaScriptExtensions/LICENSE (1)
3-3: Spacing issue resolved.Good catch on the prior review—the copyright line now correctly includes proper spacing between
(c)and the year.src/JavaScriptExtensions/README.md (2)
15-15: Remove empty bullet point.Line 15 contains an orphaned bullet point with no content, creating incorrect markdown list formatting.
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## Requirements - .NET 10.0 or later - Aspire 13.0 or later - ## Installation
35-37: Fix markdown formatting and incomplete text for video link.The video link section has two issues:
- Line 35: The text is incomplete ("See how it looks in the" followed by a bare URL), and bare URLs violate markdown best practices (flagged by markdownlint as MD034).
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31-31: Consider removing unused variable.The
commandValuevariable is assigned but never read, as previously flagged.
10-18: Fix invalid extension method syntax to enable compilation.This syntax error preventing compilation has already been flagged in previous reviews. The
extension(...)construct is not valid C#.
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src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensionsAspire/JavaScriptAppExtension.cs (3)
89-98: LGTM!The
FullExeNamehelper correctly searches the PATH environment variable for the executable and returns the full path or falls back to the command name.
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ConsumeOutputhelper efficiently consumes process output asynchronously using a buffer and callback pattern.
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exportProcess.ExitCodewhen the process may not have exited (if timeout occurred) can throw anInvalidOperationException. - Lines 138, 151: Results are returned before the output consumption tasks (
stdOutTask,stdErrTask) complete, potentially losing trailing output.
Apply this diff to fix these issues:
var timeout = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5);
- exportProcess.WaitForExit(timeout);
+ bool exited = exportProcess.WaitForExit(timeout);
- if (exportProcess.HasExited && exportProcess.ExitCode == 0 && string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError))
+ // Ensure output tasks complete before checking results
+ await Task.WhenAll(stdOutTask ?? Task.CompletedTask, stdErrTask ?? Task.CompletedTask);
+
+ if (!exited)
{
- return ExecuteProcessResult.SuccessResult(resultStandard);
+ exportProcess.Kill(true);
+ return new ExecuteProcessResult(resultStandard, "Process timed out after 5 minutes", -1);
}
- if (!exportProcess.HasExited)
+
+ if (exportProcess.ExitCode == 0 && string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError))
{
- exportProcess.Kill(true);
+ return ExecuteProcessResult.SuccessResult(resultStandard);
}
- int nr = exportProcess.ExitCode;
- if (nr != 0 || string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError))
+ if (exportProcess.ExitCode != 0 && string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError))
{
resultError += "No error message provided. See previous messages";
}
return new ExecuteProcessResult(resultStandard, resultError, exportProcess.ExitCode);
}
finally
{
- await Task.WhenAll(stdOutTask ?? Task.CompletedTask, stdErrTask ?? Task.CompletedTask);
+ // Output tasks already awaited above
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| exportProcess.WaitForExit(timeout); | |
| if (exportProcess.HasExited && exportProcess.ExitCode == 0 && string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError)) | |
| { | |
| return ExecuteProcessResult.SuccessResult(resultStandard); | |
| } | |
| if (!exportProcess.HasExited) | |
| { | |
| exportProcess.Kill(true); | |
| } | |
| int nr = exportProcess.ExitCode; | |
| if (nr != 0 || string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError)) | |
| { | |
| resultError += "No error message provided. See previous messages"; | |
| } | |
| return new ExecuteProcessResult(resultStandard, resultError, exportProcess.ExitCode); | |
| bool exited = exportProcess.WaitForExit(timeout); | |
| // Ensure output tasks complete before checking results | |
| await Task.WhenAll(stdOutTask ?? Task.CompletedTask, stdErrTask ?? Task.CompletedTask); | |
| if (!exited) | |
| { | |
| exportProcess.Kill(true); | |
| return new ExecuteProcessResult(resultStandard, "Process timed out after 5 minutes", -1); | |
| } | |
| if (exportProcess.ExitCode == 0 && string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError)) | |
| { | |
| return ExecuteProcessResult.SuccessResult(resultStandard); | |
| } | |
| if (exportProcess.ExitCode != 0 && string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(resultError)) | |
| { | |
| resultError += "No error message provided. See previous messages"; | |
| } | |
| return new ExecuteProcessResult(resultStandard, resultError, exportProcess.ExitCode); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/JavaScriptExtensions/JavaScriptExtensionsAspire/JavaScriptAppExtension.cs
around lines 134-151, fix process timeout and race conditions by capturing the
boolean result of exportProcess.WaitForExit(timeout) and using it to decide next
steps; if WaitForExit returns false, kill the process (exportProcess.Kill(true))
and call WaitForExit again to ensure it has exited before accessing ExitCode;
always await the stdout/stderr consumption tasks (stdOutTask and stdErrTask)
before returning so no output is lost; after ensuring the process has exited,
read exportProcess.ExitCode into a local variable and then construct the error
message only if the exit code indicates failure and no stderr was captured (or
append a default "No error message provided. See previous messages" when
appropriate); finally return the ExecuteProcessResult using the awaited output
and the safely-read exit code.
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