doormile_milderapp/test/meal_run_mock_test.dart

import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
import 'package:flutter_test/flutter_test.dart';

import 'package:miler/data/miler_api.dart';
import 'package:miler/data/mock_backend.dart';
import 'package:miler/providers/pickup/pickup_provider.dart';

import 'package:miler/data/meal_run_mock.dart';
import 'package:miler/data/service_profile.dart';
import 'package:miler/views/Dashboard/home/trip.dart';
import 'package:miler/views/Dashboard/pickups/stop_type.dart';

/// ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
/// THE MEAL DAY THAT HAS NO BACKEND
///
/// The meal line runs on a day held in memory, because the backend has no
/// kitchens, crates or subscribers to serve. That is a deliberate stand-in, and
/// it carries the risk the app has already been burned by once: a mock layer was
/// deleted from this repo after demo stops kept surfacing on live riders' tabs
/// weeks later.
///
/// So these tests are mostly about containment — the day is complete enough to
/// walk, and there is no path from a parcel login to any of it.
/// ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
void main() {
  TestWidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();

  setUp(() {
    MealRunMock.reset();
    // The canned day is opt-in now, so the tests that exercise it have to ask
    // for it — exactly as a bench session does. The containment group turns it
    // back off for the assertions that are about the default.
    MockBackend.enabled = true;
  });
  tearDown(() {
    MealRunMock.reset();
    MockBackend.enabled = kMockBackend;
    ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.parcel);
  });

  group('containment', () {
    test('a parcel rider cannot reach it, whatever else is true', () {
      ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.parcel);
      expect(MealRunMock.active, isFalse);
    });

    test('it is off unless somebody asks for it', () {
      MockBackend.enabled = kMockBackend;
      // ── What this assertion is for ──
      //
      // This switch was off, and it was off for a real reason: while it was on,
      // a meal rider tapped Arrived and Picked up, watched the card advance,
      // and the hub console never changed — every status write was recorded on
      // the phone and reported as sent.
      //
      // It survives as a bench tool, but it is **opt in** now. It used to
      // default to on in debug and profile, which meant the default development
      // experience diverged from production silently: a rider signing in with
      // his real number became the fixture's rider, and a whole class of
      // contract bugs could not be seen because nothing left the device.
      //
      // Now it is off unless somebody types the flag, in every build type.
      expect(
        kMockBackend,
        isFalse,
        reason: 'the canned day must never be what you get by not deciding',
      );
      expect(MockBackend.enabled, isFalse);
      // And the two are one switch, so there is no state where the day is
      // fictional but the statuses are real, or the other way round.
      expect(kMealMockEnabled, MockBackend.enabled);
    });

    test('the meal line is still the only thing that could turn it on', () {
      // The containment rule survives the switch: `active` is `enabled && meal
      // line`, so re-enabling it for a demo still cannot reach a parcel rider.
      // Asserted on the guard itself, since `active` is false either way now.
      ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.parcel);
      expect(ServiceProfile.active.sourceIsKitchen, isFalse);
      ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.meals);
      expect(ServiceProfile.active.sourceIsKitchen, isTrue);
    });

    test('every id announces itself as mock', () {
      // `purgeDemoRecords()` matches on exactly this prefix, so anything that
      // leaks into a rider's stores is removed at the next launch by code that
      // already ships. See the note in `accepted_store.dart`.
      ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.meals);
      for (final s in MealRunMock.stops()) {
        expect(
          (s['orderid'] as String).toLowerCase(),
          startsWith('mock-'),
          reason: 'a row that does not say it is mock cannot be purged',
        );
      }
    });
  });

  group('the day itself', () {
    setUp(() => ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.meals));

    test('is two kitchens, so the grouping has something to group', () {
      final kitchens = MealRunMock.stops()
          .map((s) => stopSourceName(s))
          .toSet();
      // One kitchen hides every question the sections exist to answer.
      expect(kitchens.length, 2);
    });

    test('every stop is a drop, with a bag the rider can read off a box', () {
      for (final s in MealRunMock.stops()) {
        expect(stopKindOf(s).isDelivery, isTrue);
        expect(stopPrintedLabel(s), isNotEmpty);
        expect((s['pickupcustomer'] as String), isNotEmpty);
        expect((s['pickupaddress'] as String), contains('Coimbatore'));
      }
    });

    test('nothing is owed at any door', () {
      // A subscriber paid the client by the month. A rupee figure here would be
      // a question the rider cannot answer.
      for (final s in MealRunMock.stops()) {
        expect(stopCollectionAmount(s), 0);
      }
    });

    test('it starts undecided — the rider has done nothing yet', () {
      for (final s in MealRunMock.stops()) {
        expect(s['orderstatus'], 'assigned');
      }
    });

    test('it groups into one trip in route order', () {
      final trips = Trip.groupIntoTrips(MealRunMock.stops());
      expect(trips, hasLength(1));
      expect(trips.single.stops.map((s) => s['step']), [
        1,
        2,
        3,
        4,
        5,
        6,
        7,
        8,
        9,
      ]);
    });
  });

  group('walking it', () {
    setUp(() => ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.meals));

    test('a status change sticks, and only touches its own stop', () {
      MealRunMock.setStatus('MOCK-M-1001', 'accepted');

      final byId = {
        for (final s in MealRunMock.stops()) s['orderid']: s['orderstatus'],
      };
      expect(byId['MOCK-M-1001'], 'accepted');
      expect(byId['MOCK-M-1002'], 'assigned');
    });

    test('the controllers key on the booking id they actually carry', () {
      // Every status method has an int `pickupId` and often no order id at all,
      // so the mock has to resolve one from the other or half the ladder writes
      // nothing.
      expect(MealRunMock.setStatusByPickupId(1002, 'arrived'), isTrue);
      final row = MealRunMock.stops().firstWhere(
        (s) => s['orderid'] == 'MOCK-M-1002',
      );
      expect(row['orderstatus'], 'arrived');
    });

    test('the whole ladder runs: assigned → accepted → arrived → picked', () {
      const id = 'MOCK-M-1003';
      String statusOf() =>
          MealRunMock.stops().firstWhere(
                (s) => s['orderid'] == id,
              )['orderstatus']
              as String;

      expect(statusOf(), 'assigned');
      for (final rung in ['accepted', 'arrived', 'picked']) {
        MealRunMock.setStatus(id, rung);
        expect(statusOf(), rung);
      }
    });

    test('reset puts the day back, so a demo can be run twice', () {
      MealRunMock.setStatus('MOCK-M-1001', 'picked');
      MealRunMock.reset();
      expect(
        MealRunMock.stops().every((s) => s['orderstatus'] == 'assigned'),
        isTrue,
      );
    });

    test('handing out rows never hands out the master copy', () {
      // The screens stamp compliance and proof blocks onto stop maps in place.
      // Sharing the originals would carry one run's leftovers into the next.
      MealRunMock.stops().first['pickupcustomer'] = 'SCRIBBLED';
      expect(MealRunMock.stops().first['pickupcustomer'], isNot('SCRIBBLED'));
    });
  });

  // ── The wiring, not just the fixture ──
  //
  // The day above is only useful if the app actually receives it. These walk the
  // real path — provider, transport, auth — with no network available, which is
  // exactly the situation a developer running `flutter run` on a bench is in.
  group('the app runs on it', () {
    test(
      'the queue provider serves the day without touching the network',
      () async {
        ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.meals);
        final stops = await PickupProvider().getPickupQueues();

        expect(stops, hasLength(9));
        expect(
          stops.every((s) => (s['orderid'] as String).startsWith('MOCK-')),
          isTrue,
          reason:
              'every row is self-identifying, so a leak is purged at launch',
        );
      },
    );

    test('a parcel rider still gets the real call, and no fixture', () async {
      ServiceProfile.setActive(ServiceProfile.parcel);
      // The transport answers rather than the fixture: an empty booking list,
      // not somebody else's kitchens. Inventing parcel work is the one thing
      // this mock must not do.
      final stops = await PickupProvider().getPickupQueues();
      expect(stops, isEmpty);
    });

    test('every write is answered without a server', () async {
      final res = await MilerApi.pickupComplete(1001);
      expect(res.ok, isTrue);
      expect(res.status, 200);
    });

    test('signing in works with no directory to ask', () async {
      expect(MockBackend.enabled, isTrue);
      // The profile the mock hands back is what puts the build on the meal
      // line, so the login and the day agree about which app the rider is in.
      expect(MockBackend.rider['tenantname'], 'DailyGrubs');
    });
  });
}