using ErsatzTV.Application.MediaCollections;
using ErsatzTV.Core.Domain;
using ErsatzTV.Infrastructure.Data;
using ErsatzTV.Tests.Support;
using LanguageExt;
using NUnit.Framework;
using Shouldly;
namespace ErsatzTV.Tests.Application.MediaCollections;
///
/// Read-path coverage for the two rerun-collection query handlers (issue #671). The defect was
/// precisely that nobody enumerated the selection types: the list handler eager-loaded nothing, and
/// the by-id handler loaded metadata for only four of the ten media types. So the matrix is derived
/// from the production predicate (see ) rather than hand-listed.
///
[TestFixture]
public class RerunCollectionQueryHandlerTests : MediaCollectionHandlerTestBase
{
private static IEnumerable SupportedSelectionTypes => SelectionSeedData.SupportedSelectionTypes;
///
/// Completeness guard. Without it, a change that narrowed IsSupportedSelectionType would
/// shrink the matrix silently and every remaining case would still pass — the "filters on the
/// property it asserts" failure mode. Set equality, so it fails on widening too.
///
[Test]
public void Supported_Selection_Types_Should_Be_The_Full_Documented_Set()
{
SupportedSelectionTypes.ShouldBe(
[
CollectionType.Collection,
CollectionType.TelevisionShow,
CollectionType.TelevisionSeason,
CollectionType.Artist,
CollectionType.MultiCollection,
CollectionType.SmartCollection,
CollectionType.Movie,
CollectionType.Episode,
CollectionType.MusicVideo,
CollectionType.OtherVideo,
CollectionType.Song,
CollectionType.Image,
CollectionType.RemoteStream
],
ignoreOrder: true);
}
[TestCaseSource(nameof(SupportedSelectionTypes))]
public async Task GetById_Should_Resolve_The_Selection(CollectionType collectionType)
{
await SeedSelection(collectionType);
await SeedRerunCollection(1, collectionType);
var handler = new GetRerunCollectionByIdHandler(Db.Factory);
Option result =
await handler.Handle(new GetRerunCollectionById(1), CancellationToken.None);
RerunCollectionViewModel vm = result.IfNone(() => throw new AssertionException("Expected a result"));
AssertSelectionResolved(vm, collectionType);
}
[TestCaseSource(nameof(SupportedSelectionTypes))]
public async Task GetPaged_Should_Resolve_The_Selection(CollectionType collectionType)
{
await SeedSelection(collectionType);
await SeedRerunCollection(1, collectionType);
var handler = new GetPagedRerunCollectionsHandler(Db.Factory);
PagedRerunCollectionsViewModel result = await handler.Handle(
new GetPagedRerunCollections(string.Empty, 0, 10),
CancellationToken.None);
result.Page.Count.ShouldBe(1);
AssertSelectionResolved(result.Page[0], collectionType);
}
///
/// SongMetadata.Artists is a NULLABLE primitive collection, and a song whose tags failed to
/// read is persisted with it never assigned. Before #671 the rerun list did not load SongMetadata
/// at all, so this was unreachable there; eager-loading it made a latent `string.Join` throw into a
/// live 500 that would take down the whole page.
///
[TestCase(null, "Selected song", TestName = "GetById_Song_With_Null_Artists_Should_Not_Throw")]
[TestCase(new string[] { }, "Selected song", TestName = "GetById_Song_With_No_Artists_Should_Not_Prefix")]
public async Task GetById_Should_Tolerate_Song_Artists(string[] artists, string expectedName)
{
await using (TvContext context = Db.CreateContext())
{
context.Songs.Add(new Song
{
Id = SelectionSeedData.SelectedId,
SongMetadata = [new SongMetadata { Title = "Selected song", Artists = artists?.ToList() }]
});
await context.SaveChangesAsync();
}
await SeedRerunCollection(1, CollectionType.Song);
var handler = new GetRerunCollectionByIdHandler(Db.Factory);
Option result =
await handler.Handle(new GetRerunCollectionById(1), CancellationToken.None);
RerunCollectionViewModel vm = result.IfNone(() => throw new AssertionException("Expected a result"));
vm.MediaItem.ShouldNotBeNull();
vm.MediaItem.MediaItemId.ShouldBe(SelectionSeedData.SelectedId);
vm.MediaItem.Name.ShouldBe(expectedName);
}
///
/// Mirrors RerunCollectionController.ProjectToResponseModel, which flattens the tagged
/// union to the single selectedId / selectedName pair the SPA consumes. The id is
/// the load-bearing half: the editor round-trips it, so a null there silently clears the user's
/// stored selection.
///
private static void AssertSelectionResolved(RerunCollectionViewModel vm, CollectionType collectionType)
{
int? selectedId = vm.Collection?.Id
?? vm.MultiCollection?.Id
?? vm.SmartCollection?.Id
?? vm.MediaItem?.MediaItemId;
string selectedName = vm.Collection?.Name
?? vm.MultiCollection?.Name
?? vm.SmartCollection?.Name
?? vm.MediaItem?.Name;
selectedId.ShouldBe(SelectionSeedData.SelectedId, $"{collectionType} lost its selected id");
selectedName.ShouldBe(
SelectionSeedData.ExpectedName(collectionType),
$"{collectionType} projected the wrong name");
}
private async Task SeedSelection(CollectionType collectionType)
{
await using TvContext context = Db.CreateContext();
await SelectionSeedData.SeedSelection(context, collectionType);
}
private async Task SeedRerunCollection(int id, CollectionType collectionType)
{
await using TvContext context = Db.CreateContext();
var rerunCollection = new RerunCollection
{
Id = id,
Name = "Rerun",
CollectionType = collectionType,
FirstRunPlaybackOrder = PlaybackOrder.Chronological,
RerunPlaybackOrder = PlaybackOrder.Chronological
};
SelectionSeedData.ApplySelection(
collectionType,
v => rerunCollection.CollectionId = v,
v => rerunCollection.MultiCollectionId = v,
v => rerunCollection.SmartCollectionId = v,
v => rerunCollection.MediaItemId = v);
context.RerunCollections.Add(rerunCollection);
await context.SaveChangesAsync();
}
}