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Leaderboards Integration Tests

This directory contains integration test placeholders for the leaderboards functionality in GridPilot, following the Clean Integration Testing strategy.

Test Coverage

1. Global Leaderboards Use Cases (global-leaderboards-use-cases.integration.test.ts)

Tests the orchestration logic for the main leaderboards page use cases:

  • Use Case: GetGlobalLeaderboardsUseCase
  • Purpose: Retrieves top drivers and teams for the global leaderboards page
  • Focus: Verifies Use Case orchestration with In-Memory adapters

Key Scenarios:

  • Retrieve top drivers and teams with complete data
  • Handle minimal data scenarios
  • Limit results to top 10 drivers and teams
  • Handle empty states (no drivers, no teams, no data)
  • Handle duplicate ratings with consistent ordering
  • Verify data accuracy and ranking consistency
  • Error handling for repository failures

2. Driver Rankings Use Cases (driver-rankings-use-cases.integration.test.ts)

Tests the orchestration logic for the detailed driver rankings page:

  • Use Case: GetDriverRankingsUseCase
  • Purpose: Retrieves comprehensive list of all drivers with search, filter, and sort capabilities
  • Focus: Verifies Use Case orchestration with In-Memory adapters

Key Scenarios:

  • Retrieve all drivers with complete data
  • Pagination with various page sizes
  • Search functionality (by name, partial match, case-insensitive)
  • Filter functionality (by rating range, team affiliation)
  • Sort functionality (by rating, name, rank, race count)
  • Combined search, filter, and sort operations
  • Empty states and edge cases
  • Error handling for repository failures

3. Team Rankings Use Cases (team-rankings-use-cases.integration.test.ts)

Tests the orchestration logic for the detailed team rankings page:

  • Use Case: GetTeamRankingsUseCase
  • Purpose: Retrieves comprehensive list of all teams with search, filter, and sort capabilities
  • Focus: Verifies Use Case orchestration with In-Memory adapters

Key Scenarios:

  • Retrieve all teams with complete data
  • Pagination with various page sizes
  • Search functionality (by name, partial match, case-insensitive)
  • Filter functionality (by rating range, member count)
  • Sort functionality (by rating, name, rank, member count)
  • Combined search, filter, and sort operations
  • Member count aggregation from drivers
  • Empty states and edge cases
  • Error handling for repository failures

Test Structure

Each test file follows the same pattern:

describe('Use Case Orchestration', () => {
  let repositories: InMemoryAdapters;
  let useCase: UseCase;
  let eventPublisher: InMemoryEventPublisher;

  beforeAll(() => {
    // Initialize In-Memory adapters
  });

  beforeEach(() => {
    // Clear repositories before each test
  });

  describe('Success Path', () => {
    // Tests for successful operations
  });

  describe('Search/Filter/Sort Functionality', () => {
    // Tests for query operations
  });

  describe('Edge Cases', () => {
    // Tests for boundary conditions
  });

  describe('Error Handling', () => {
    // Tests for error scenarios
  });

  describe('Data Orchestration', () => {
    // Tests for business logic verification
  });
});

Testing Philosophy

These tests follow the Clean Integration Testing strategy:

What They Test

  • Use Case Orchestration: How Use Cases interact with their Ports (Repositories, Event Publishers)
  • Business Logic: The core logic of ranking, filtering, and sorting
  • Data Flow: How data moves through the Use Case layer
  • Event Emission: Whether proper events are published

What They DON'T Test

  • UI rendering or visual implementation
  • Database persistence (use In-Memory adapters)
  • API endpoints or HTTP contracts
  • Real external services
  • Performance benchmarks

In-Memory Adapters

All tests use In-Memory adapters for:

  • Speed: Tests run in milliseconds
  • Determinism: No external state or network issues
  • Focus: Tests orchestration, not infrastructure

Running Tests

# Run all leaderboards integration tests
npx vitest run tests/integration/leaderboards/

# Run specific test file
npx vitest run tests/integration/leaderboards/global-leaderboards-use-cases.integration.test.ts

# Run with UI
npx vitest ui tests/integration/leaderboards/

# Run in watch mode
npx vitest watch tests/integration/leaderboards/

Implementation Notes

TODO Comments

Each test file contains TODO comments indicating what needs to be implemented:

  1. Setup: Initialize In-Memory repositories and event publisher
  2. Clear: Clear repositories before each test
  3. Test Logic: Implement the actual test scenarios

Test Data Requirements

When implementing these tests, you'll need to create test data for:

  • Drivers with various ratings, names, and team affiliations
  • Teams with various ratings and member counts
  • Race results for statistics calculation
  • Career history for profile completeness

Expected Use Cases

These tests expect the following Use Cases to exist:

  • GetGlobalLeaderboardsUseCase
  • GetDriverRankingsUseCase
  • GetTeamRankingsUseCase

And the following Ports:

  • GlobalLeaderboardsQuery
  • DriverRankingsQuery
  • TeamRankingsQuery

Expected Adapters

These tests expect the following In-Memory adapters:

  • InMemoryDriverRepository
  • InMemoryTeamRepository
  • InMemoryEventPublisher

Next Steps

  1. Implement In-Memory Adapters: Create the In-Memory versions of repositories and event publisher
  2. Create Use Cases: Implement the Use Cases that these tests validate
  3. Define Ports: Define the Query and Port interfaces
  4. Implement Test Logic: Replace TODO comments with actual test implementations
  5. Run Tests: Verify all tests pass and provide meaningful feedback