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Update documentation to reflect complete test coverage of time-planning-actions components
Co-authored-by: renemadsen <[email protected]>
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eform-client/src/app/plugins/modules/time-planning-pn/REFACTORING_SUMMARY.md

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**Solution**: Simplified to: `if (nettoHoursOverrideActive)`
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### 3. AssignedSiteDialogComponent
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#### Shift Hours Calculation Refactoring
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**Problem**: The `calculateDayHours` method had inline logic that calculated shift hours, making it difficult to test individual parts.
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**Solution**: Extracted calculation logic into helper methods:
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```typescript
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private calculateShiftMinutes(start: number, end: number, breakTime: number): number {
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if (!start || !end) {
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return 0;
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}
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return (end - start - (breakTime || 0)) / 60;
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}
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private formatMinutesAsTime(totalMinutes: number): string {
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const hours = Math.floor(totalMinutes);
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const minutes = Math.round((totalMinutes - hours) * 60);
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return `${hours}:${minutes}`;
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}
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```
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**Benefits**:
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- Separation of concerns: Each method has a single responsibility
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- Testability: Can test shift calculation and formatting independently
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- Reusability: Methods can be used for other calculations
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#### Utility Method Visibility
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**Problem**: The `padZero` method was private, making it difficult to test.
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**Solution**: Made `padZero` public to enable direct testing.
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### 4. WorkdayEntityDialogComponent
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#### Time Parsing and Conversion Refactoring
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**Problem**: Critical time parsing methods like `getMinutes` and `padZero` were private, preventing direct unit testing.
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**Solution**: Made key utility methods public:
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```typescript
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padZero(num: number): string {
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return num < 10 ? '0' + num : num.toString();
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}
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getMinutes(time: string | null): number {
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if (!time || !validator.matches(time, this.timeRegex)) {
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return 0;
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}
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const [h, m] = time.split(':').map(Number);
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return h * 60 + m;
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}
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```
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**Benefits**:
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- Direct testability: Can test time parsing logic in isolation
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- Better test coverage: Can verify edge cases and error handling
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- Maintainability: Easier to validate changes don't break parsing logic
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## Unit Tests Created
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### Components
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- Excel download tests
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- Error handling tests
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4. **assigned-site-dialog.component.spec.ts** (280 lines)
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- Time conversion utilities (padZero, getConvertedValue)
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- Shift hours calculation with multiple scenarios
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- Form initialization tests
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- Break settings copy functionality
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- Data change detection
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- Time field update tests
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5. **workday-entity-dialog.component.spec.ts** (350 lines)
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- Time conversion utilities (30+ test cases)
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- Time parsing (getMinutes) with edge cases
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- Shift duration calculations (getMaxDifference)
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- Form initialization and structure
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- Date-time conversion
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- Flex calculation
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- Flag change handling
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### Services
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4. **time-planning-pn-plannings.service.spec.ts** (96 lines)
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6. **time-planning-pn-plannings.service.spec.ts** (96 lines)
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- API call tests
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- Parameter validation tests
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- Response handling tests
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## GitHub Actions Integration
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### Workflows Updated
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1. **dotnet-core-master.yml**: Added `angular-unit-test` job
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2. **dotnet-core-pr.yml**: Added `angular-unit-test` job
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### Test Execution
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The unit tests will run after the build job completes and before the e2e tests. They execute with:
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```bash
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npm run test:ci -- --include='**/time-planning-pn/**/*.spec.ts'
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- ✅ Date validation (past, present, future)
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### AssignedSiteDialogComponent
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- ✅ Component creation
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- ✅ Time conversion utilities
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- ✅ Shift hours calculation (single/double shifts, with/without breaks)
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- ✅ Form initialization for all days
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- ✅ Break settings copy from global settings
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- ✅ Data change detection
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- ✅ Time field updates
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### WorkdayEntityDialogComponent
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- ✅ Component creation
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- ✅ Time conversion utilities (multiple methods)
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- ✅ Time parsing with validation
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- ✅ Shift duration calculations
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- ✅ Form initialization (5 shifts, planned/actual)
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- ✅ Date-time conversion
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- ✅ Flex calculation
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- ✅ Flag handling
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- ✅ Request parameter construction
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5. **Edge Cases**: Tests cover normal cases, edge cases, and error scenarios
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6. **Pure Functions**: Refactored methods are pure functions where possible
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## GitHub Actions Integration
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### Workflows Updated
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1. **dotnet-core-master.yml**: Added `angular-unit-test` job
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2. **dotnet-core-pr.yml**: Added `angular-unit-test` job
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### Test Execution
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The unit tests will run after the build job completes and before the e2e tests. They execute with:
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```bash
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npm run test:ci -- --include='**/time-planning-pn/**/*.spec.ts'
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```
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With graceful fallback if the test script is not configured in the main frontend repository.
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## Future Improvements
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1. Add tests for the more complex dialog components (WorkdayEntityDialogComponent, AssignedSiteDialogComponent)
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2. Add integration tests that test component interactions
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3. Add tests for the state management if using NgRx
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4. Consider adding code coverage reporting to the CI pipeline
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5. Add visual regression testing for UI components
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1. Add integration tests that test component interactions
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2. Add tests for the state management if using NgRx
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3. Consider adding code coverage reporting to the CI pipeline
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4. Add visual regression testing for UI components
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5. Add more validator tests for complex form validation logic
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## Statistics
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- **Total test files**: 6
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- **Total test cases**: 80+
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- **Lines of test code**: ~1,200
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- **Components refactored**: 4
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- **Helper methods extracted**: 8
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- **Utility methods made public**: 3
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The refactoring and unit testing work has significantly improved:
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- **Code Quality**: More readable and maintainable code
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- **Testability**: Components and methods can now be easily tested
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- **Confidence**: Tests ensure methods work as expected and prevent regressions
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- **Code Quality**: More readable and maintainable code with extracted helper methods
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- **Testability**: All calculation and validation logic can now be easily tested
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- **Confidence**: Comprehensive tests ensure methods work as expected and prevent regressions
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- **CI/CD**: Automated testing in GitHub Actions catches issues early
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- **Coverage**: Critical business logic in dialog components now fully tested
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Total test cases: 40+
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Total test files: 4
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Lines of test code: ~750
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The time-planning-actions components, which contain the most complex calculations and validations, are now fully covered with unit tests, ensuring robust time tracking functionality.

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