This document outlines the key business logic scenarios tested in OrderProcessingServiceTest.
- Ensure orders are fetched for the given user ID.
- Process each order based on its type (
A,B,C, or unknown). - Return
falseimmediately if any order fails to export (export_failedstatus). - Update the database safely for each order.
- Handle exceptions gracefully and return
falseif any error occurs.
- Export orders to a CSV file.
- Set status to
exportedif the file is created successfully. - Set status to
export_failedif the file creation fails. - Add a note for high-value orders (amount > 150).
- Skip database updates for orders with
export_failedstatus.
- Call an external API for processing.
- Set status to:
processedifapiData >= 50andamount < 100.pendingifapiData < 50or theflagis true.errorif none of the conditions are met.
- Handle API errors gracefully by setting status to
api_failure. - Skip database updates for orders with
api_failurestatus.
- Set status to:
completedif theflagis true.in_progressif theflagis false.
- Ensure database updates are performed for valid statuses.
- Set status to
unknown_typefor unsupported order types. - Ensure database updates are performed for
unknown_typeorders.
- Update the database with the order's status and priority.
- Skip database updates for orders with
export_failedorapi_failurestatuses. - Handle database exceptions gracefully by setting status to
db_error.
- Handle empty orders gracefully by returning an empty array.
- Ensure the method returns
falseif any exception occurs during processing. - Ensure priority is set to
highfor orders withamount > 200andlowotherwise. - Ensure all orders are processed even if some fail.
- This checklist is based on the test cases implemented in
OrderProcessingServiceTest. - Ensure all scenarios are covered when modifying or extending the
OrderProcessingService. - Regularly update this checklist to reflect changes in business logic or new requirements.