import assert from 'node:assert/strict' import { test } from 'node:test' import { DEFAULT_SOURCE_EXCLUDES, budgetRemedy, checkBudget, effectiveExcludes, estimateDuration, parseIndexOutput, readIndexCounts, } from '../lib/scope.js' test('default excludes cover the vendored and generated directories', () => { // The measured 13x blow-up came from node_modules alone; these are the // defaults that must exist for the gate to be reachable at all. for (const pattern of ['**/node_modules/**', '**/.git/**', '**/dist/**', '**/__pycache__/**']) { assert.ok(DEFAULT_SOURCE_EXCLUDES.includes(pattern), `missing default exclude ${pattern}`) } }) test('defaults apply unless explicitly turned off', () => { assert.deepEqual(effectiveExcludes({}), [...DEFAULT_SOURCE_EXCLUDES]) assert.deepEqual(effectiveExcludes({ useDefaultExcludes: true }), [...DEFAULT_SOURCE_EXCLUDES]) assert.deepEqual(effectiveExcludes({ useDefaultExcludes: false }), []) }) test('a user list is ADDED to the defaults, not substituted for them', () => { // A settings patch replaces a whole config value, so if sourceDirExclude were // the only knob, setting it to ['ui/**'] would silently stop excluding // node_modules and bring the 114k-unit embed straight back. const excludes = effectiveExcludes({ sourceDirExclude: ['ui/**', 'src/controllers/**'] }) assert.ok(excludes.includes('**/node_modules/**')) assert.ok(excludes.includes('ui/**')) assert.ok(excludes.includes('src/controllers/**')) }) test('duplicates collapse and junk entries are dropped', () => { const excludes = effectiveExcludes({ sourceDirExclude: ['ui/**', 'ui/**', '', 42, null, '**/node_modules/**'], }) assert.equal(excludes.filter((entry) => entry === 'ui/**').length, 1) assert.equal(excludes.filter((entry) => entry === '**/node_modules/**').length, 1) assert.ok(excludes.every((entry) => typeof entry === 'string' && entry !== '')) }) test('parseIndexOutput reads slopo 0.8.0s own summary line', () => { assert.deepEqual(parseIndexOutput('Indexed 3 code units from 2 files (0 unchanged, 0 removed).'), { units: 3, files: 2, }) assert.deepEqual(parseIndexOutput('indexing...\nIndexed 113,768 code units from 2,104 files'), { units: 113768, files: 2104, }) }) test('parseIndexOutput returns undefined rather than guessing', () => { assert.equal(parseIndexOutput(''), undefined) assert.equal(parseIndexOutput('Indexing code...\n'), undefined) assert.equal(parseIndexOutput(undefined), undefined) }) test('checkBudget allows anything at or under the budget', () => { assert.equal(checkBudget({ units: 1519, files: 165 }, 5000, []).allowed, true) assert.equal(checkBudget({ units: 5000, files: 100 }, 5000, []).allowed, true) }) test('checkBudget refuses an oversized scope and says the numbers', () => { const decision = checkBudget({ units: 113_768, files: 1300 }, 5000, []) assert.equal(decision.allowed, false) assert.match(decision.reason, /113,768 code units/) assert.match(decision.reason, /1,300 files/) assert.match(decision.reason, /hours/) assert.match(decision.reason, /against a budget of 5,000/) }) test('a budget of zero removes the limit, and an unreadable count is never a refusal', () => { assert.equal(checkBudget({ units: 999_999, files: 1 }, 0, []).allowed, true) assert.equal(checkBudget(undefined, 5000, []).allowed, true) assert.equal(checkBudget({ units: 999_999, files: 1 }, Number.NaN, []).allowed, true) }) test('estimateDuration is human-scaled', () => { assert.match(estimateDuration(40), /seconds/) assert.match(estimateDuration(1519), /minutes/) assert.match(estimateDuration(113_768), /hours/) }) test('the remedy names both levers and the current state', () => { const many = budgetRemedy(5000, ['a', 'b']) assert.match(many, /sourceDirExclude/) assert.match(many, /2 patterns are excluded/) assert.match(many, /maxIndexUnits/) assert.match(many, /node_modules/) assert.match(budgetRemedy(5000, []), /nothing is currently excluded/) }) /** Build a throwaway slopo-shaped database. */ async function fakeDb({ units, embedded, files }) { const { mkdtempSync } = await import('node:fs') const { tmpdir } = await import('node:os') const { join } = await import('node:path') const { DatabaseSync } = await import('node:sqlite') const dir = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'dsh-slopo-db-')) const path = join(dir, 'slopo.db') const db = new DatabaseSync(path) for (const table of ['files', 'code_units', 'embeddings']) db.exec(`create table ${table} (id integer primary key)`) const fill = (table, count) => { const insert = db.prepare(`insert into ${table} (id) values (?)`) for (let index = 0; index < count; index += 1) insert.run(index) } // One transaction: without it each insert is its own fsync, and 8,607 of // them on this filesystem took two minutes. db.exec('begin') fill('files', files) fill('code_units', units) fill('embeddings', embedded) db.exec('commit') db.close() return path } test('readIndexCounts reads the real backlog out of the database', async () => { // This is the signal the gate actually needs: `Indexed N` counts only what was // newly indexed, so it is useless on a warm database. const path = await fakeDb({ units: 8607, embedded: 0, files: 562 }) assert.deepEqual(readIndexCounts(path), { units: 8607, embedded: 0, unembedded: 8607, files: 562 }) }) test('readIndexCounts reports what is LEFT to embed, not what is in scope', async () => { const path = await fakeDb({ units: 1519, embedded: 1519, files: 165 }) const counts = readIndexCounts(path) assert.equal(counts.units, 1519) assert.equal(counts.unembedded, 0, 'a fully embedded index has no backlog') }) test('readIndexCounts returns undefined rather than throwing on a bad file', async () => { assert.equal(readIndexCounts('/nonexistent/definitely/not/here.db'), undefined) const { mkdtempSync, writeFileSync } = await import('node:fs') const { tmpdir } = await import('node:os') const { join } = await import('node:path') const notADb = join(mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'dsh-slopo-junk-')), 'junk.db') writeFileSync(notADb, 'this is not a sqlite file') assert.equal(readIndexCounts(notADb), undefined) })