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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Test Implementation and Code Quality Enhancement

Issue Number:
Fixes #3068

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No documentation update required as this is a test implementation.

Summary
Implementation of unit tests for the Fund creator field resolver
Coverage of authentication and authorization scenarios
Testing of edge cases and error handling
Proper typing of test context objects to improve code quality
Implementation of mocking strategies for database interactions

These tests ensure the robust functionality of the venue creator resolver while maintaining high code quality standards.

Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No

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Test implementation follows Vitest testing patterns
Includes proper mocking of database interactions
Maintains type safety throughout the implementation
Follows project coding standards and best practices

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Improved reliability when retrieving fund owner details, ensuring secure and consistent authentication and error notifications.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the process for delivering fund creator information, resulting in a more robust and maintainable system.

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This pull request extracts and centralizes the logic for resolving the creator of a fund in the GraphQL API. The inline resolution is replaced by a dedicated FundCreatorResolver function that performs authentication, authorization, and error handling. It ensures that the current user is correctly identified or errors are thrown in unexpected situations. Additionally, a comprehensive suite of unit tests has been added to validate various scenarios including authentication, creator retrieval, error handling, and concurrent access.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/graphql/types/Fund/creator.ts Added FundCreatorResolver function; replaced inline resolver logic; centralized error handling with logging; updated field documentation.
test/graphql/.../creator.test.ts Introduced unit tests for the new resolver, covering authentication, authorization, creator retrieval, error handling, and concurrent access scenarios.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant C as Client
  participant R as FundCreatorResolver
  participant A as Auth Service
  participant U as User Service
  participant L as Logger

  C->>R: Request fund creator data
  R->>A: Check authentication from context
  alt Not authenticated
      R->>C: Return TalawaGraphQLError (unauthenticated)
  else Authenticated
      R->>R: Compare fund.creatorId with current user ID
      alt creatorId is null or matches current user
          R->>C: Return current user
      else Valid creatorId
          R->>U: Query user by creatorId
          alt User not found
              R->>L: Log warning
              R->>C: Return error (unexpected state)
          else User found
              R->>C: Return retrieved user
          end
      end
  end
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src/graphql/types/Fund/creator.ts (4)

7-87: Well-structured resolver function implementation.

This is a well-designed resolver that properly handles authentication, authorization, and error cases. The extraction of this logic into a dedicated function improves maintainability and testability.


63-73: Excellent error handling with informative logging.

The resolver properly handles the case where a fund has a creator ID but the creator doesn't exist in the database. This is correctly identified as a potential data integrity issue, and the warning log provides valuable context for debugging.


75-86: Robust error handling and logging.

The catch block properly distinguishes between known errors (TalawaGraphQLError instances) and unexpected errors, providing appropriate error responses in each case while ensuring errors are logged.


91-93: Good field description and resolver extraction.

Using the extracted resolver function improves code organization and the description properly capitalizes "Fund" for consistency.

test/graphql/types/Fund/creator.test.ts (11)

7-20: Well-structured mock context implementation.

The mock context properly includes all necessary components for testing, including authentication state, database client, and logging functions.


29-45: Thorough test setup with comprehensive mock data.

The test setup creates a realistic mock Fund object with all required properties, making the tests more representative of real-world scenarios.


46-115: Comprehensive authentication and authorization test cases.

These tests thoroughly cover all authentication and authorization scenarios, including:

  • Unauthenticated users
  • Non-admin users without organization membership
  • Non-admin users with insufficient organization membership roles
  • System administrators
  • Organization administrators

This ensures the resolver correctly enforces access control requirements.


116-152: Good coverage of creator retrieval edge cases.

The tests handle the null creator case and the case where the creator user is not found in the database, ensuring proper error handling and null handling.


153-180: Robust database error handling tests.

The tests verify that database connection and timeout errors are properly caught, logged, and converted to appropriate GraphQL errors.


182-203: Thoughtful concurrent access testing.

These tests verify that the resolver correctly handles concurrent updates and properly logs warnings when inconsistent states are detected.


205-229: Detailed database query validation.

This test ensures that the correct organization ID filter is applied when querying for organization memberships, validating the resolver's database interactions.


230-238: Important edge case for user authentication.

Testing the scenario where the current user is not found in the database is important for ensuring proper authentication error handling.


239-265: Precise user query validation.

This test verifies that the correct user ID filter is applied when querying for the current user, ensuring the resolver's database interactions are accurate.


266-295: Comprehensive creator query validation.

This test confirms that the correct creator ID filter is applied when querying for the fund creator, validating the resolver's creator retrieval logic.


296-319: Thorough error handling during concurrent access.

This test ensures that database errors during concurrent access are properly caught, logged, and converted to appropriate GraphQL errors.

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Piku048 commented Feb 28, 2025

@disha1202 any update

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LGTM

@noman2002 noman2002 merged commit ee3c9df into PalisadoesFoundation:develop-postgres Mar 1, 2025
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