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@paykernel/testkit

v1.0.2

Published

Test kit for @paykernel/core: mock gateway, conformance suites, fixture safety, NON-PRODUCTION in-memory stores; re-exports lease-aware store contracts from @paykernel/store-contracts.

Readme

@paykernel/testkit

Test kit for @paykernel/core: scriptable mock gateway, capability-gated gateway conformance, lease-aware store contracts + harnesses, fixture safety, NON-PRODUCTION in-memory stores, and optional dual-type integration with @paykernel/webhooks (Phase 10) and @paykernel/reconciliation (Phase 19).

Portable. No Node-only imports in production entrypoints. Runtime: Bun / Node ≥ 18 / Deno / Workers (Web APIs). Core PaymentRuntime / injected fetch+clock are used when you build gateways via createDefaultGatewayContext / createPaymentClient({ runtime }) — mock gateways accept the same context shape. See core runtime.md.

Install

bun add -d @paykernel/testkit
# or
npm install -D @paykernel/testkit

Depends on @paykernel/core, @paykernel/webhooks, and @paykernel/reconciliation (workspace/link in monorepo; dual-type assignability proofs).

Quickstart — mock gateway

import { mockGateway, runGatewayConformanceSuite } from "@paykernel/testkit";
import { defineGatewayCapabilities, money } from "@paykernel/core";

const gateway = mockGateway({
  name: "demo",
  createPayment: [{ outcome: "succeeded" }, { outcome: "declined" }],
});

const result = await gateway.createPayment({
  // Prefer money(); plain number majors still work in 0.x (deprecated)
  amount: money("10.50", "SAR"),
  currency: "SAR",
  callbackUrl: "https://merchant.example/callback",
});
// result.status === "paid"
// result.outcome === "succeeded"          (Phase 6 dual-write)
// result.references.providerObjectId      (structured provider refs)
// result.rawResponse.amountMinor === 1050  (via shared core conversion)
// Prefer isPaidOutcome(result) over result.success for fulfillment tests

Phase 7 mock webhooks (PaymentEvent dual-write)

generateWebhookEvent, mockPayloadToWebhookEvent, and mockGateway().parseWebhookEvent return a 0.x WebhookEvent and attach Phase 7 fields via core attachPaymentEvent (no local remapping of stable names):

| Field | Behavior | | --- | --- | | type | Free-form (default mock payment_paid) or pass a stable name | | rawPayload | Still required (request-local) | | schemaVersion / event / provider / stableType | Dual-write when mappable |

import { generateWebhookEvent, mockGateway } from "@paykernel/testkit";
import { isPaymentSucceededEvent } from "@paykernel/core";

const { event } = generateWebhookEvent({
  type: "payment_paid", // free-form; dual-writes stableType payment.succeeded
  status: "paid",
});
// event.type === "payment_paid"
// event.stableType === "payment.succeeded"
// event.event.schemaVersion === "1"
if (event.event && isPaymentSucceededEvent(event.event)) {
  // fulfill from event.event.payment
}

// Stable name option (type is already the Phase 7 discriminant):
const stable = generateWebhookEvent({ type: "payment.succeeded", status: "paid" });
// stable.event.type === "payment.succeeded"

// Prefer core envelopes for persistence tests (never store raw by default):
// toPersistedPaymentEventEnvelope(event.event!, { rawForHash: event.rawPayload })

See core webhook-events.md.

Phase 6 mock outcomes

Scripted outcomes map to the same dual-write shape as production gateways (operation-results.md):

| Scripted outcome | Result fields (high level) | | --- | --- | | succeeded | outcome: 'succeeded', status: 'paid', success: true | | requires_action | outcome: 'requires_action', pending + redirectUrl / nextAction | | indeterminate | outcome: 'indeterminate', reconciliationRequired: true, success: false (not a decline) | | failed | outcome: 'failed', status: 'failed', success: false | | declined / insufficient_funds | throws typed card/funds errors | | timeout / network_error | throws NetworkError (reconcile before re-mutating) | | provider_ok_client_timeout | provider-side paid retained; client throws NetworkError |

import { isPaidOutcome, isRequiresActionOutcome } from "@paykernel/core";

const g = mockGateway({
  createPayment: [
    { outcome: "requires_action" },
    { outcome: "succeeded" },
    { outcome: "indeterminate" },
  ],
});

const a = await g.createPayment(params);
// a.success === true but isPaidOutcome(a) === false
expect(isRequiresActionOutcome(a)).toBe(true);

const b = await g.createPayment(params);
expect(isPaidOutcome(b)).toBe(true);
expect(b.references?.gateway).toBe("demo");

Amount conversion (shared money model)

majorToMinor / minorToMajor and the mock ledger use @paykernel/core money helpers (bigint minor units, strict precision by default). There is no silent Math.round(amount * 100) path. Capture/refund remaining balances are tracked as integer minor units internally; getPaymentState still returns major-unit numbers for assertions.

import { majorToMinor, minorToMajor } from "@paykernel/testkit";
import { money } from "@paykernel/core";

majorToMinor(10.5, "SAR"); // 1050
majorToMinor(money("1.234", "KWD"), "KWD"); // 1234
// majorToMinor(0.1 + 0.2, "SAR") → throws InvalidRequestError (float noise)

Capability-gated conformance (golden path for custom adapters):

import { mockGateway, runGatewayConformanceSuite } from "@paykernel/testkit";
import { defineGatewayCapabilities } from "@paykernel/core";

const report = await runGatewayConformanceSuite({
  name: "demo",
  mode: "full", // full | structural | applicable
  createGateway: () =>
    mockGateway({
      name: "demo",
      capabilities: defineGatewayCapabilities({
        payments: true,
        immediateCapture: true,
        authorization: true,
        partialCapture: true,
        refunds: true,
        partialRefunds: true,
        voids: true,
      }),
    }),
  capabilities: defineGatewayCapabilities({
    payments: true,
    immediateCapture: true,
    authorization: true,
    partialCapture: true,
    refunds: true,
    partialRefunds: true,
    voids: true,
  }),
});

if (!report.ok) {
  console.error(report.failed);
  throw new Error("conformance failed");
}
// report.passed: string[]
// report.failed: Array<{ case: string; error: string }>
// report.skipped: Array<{ case: string; reason: string }>

Built-in offline runners

Never hit live provider APIs. Use applicable (default) or structural mode:

import { runBuiltinGatewayConformance } from "@paykernel/testkit";

const report = await runBuiltinGatewayConformance("stripe", {
  mode: "applicable",
});
// Always runs capabilities_parity + claim_method_presence.
// Skips createPayment/network cases (no injectable fetch on built-ins).

Store contracts (Phase 9)

Lease-aware store contracts, error taxonomy, adapter manifests, memory reference stores, and shared conformance suites live in testkit. Phase 10 @paykernel/webhooks owns the inbox engine and dual-owns a structurally compatible WebhookInboxStore (engine must not import testkit). Phase 19 @paykernel/reconciliation owns domain primitives (lookup, policy, scheduler wrappers, createPaymentReconciler) and dual-owns a structurally compatible ReconciliationStore (domain must not import testkit). Durable adapters implement stores via testkit conformance. Core 0.x IdempotencyStore (get/set/optional reserve) is a different API for gateway mutation guards — do not mix the two. Prefer LeaseAwareIdempotencyStore when both packages are in scope.

Full contract doc (atomicity, fencing, crashes, A4/A5, manifests): docs/store-contracts.md

Domain packages (not this package): webhook-inbox.md · webhooks crash-boundaries · reconciliation overview · reconciliation crash-boundaries

Three separate interfaces (not one universal store):

| Contract | Atomic claim | Token-gated mutators | | --- | --- | --- | | IdempotencyStore / LeaseAwareIdempotencyStore | reserve | renew, complete, markIndeterminate | | WebhookInboxStore | claim | renew, complete, fail | | ReconciliationStore | claim | renew, complete, fail, markManualReview |

Claims must be engine-level atomic operations. Non-atomic get-then-set is forbidden as a multi-process claim strategy. Future Postgres/D1/SQLite adapters implement the same interfaces and must pass the shared suites.

Adapter manifest (machine-readable guarantees)

Adapters declare scope and durability honestly (roadmap §9.5). Do not overclaim multi-host or durable safety for process-local stores:

import {
  MEMORY_STORAGE_ADAPTER_MANIFEST,
  assertStorageAdapterManifest,
  createMemoryStores,
  createFakeClock,
  isProductionSafeCoordination,
  type StorageAdapterManifest,
} from "@paykernel/testkit";

assertStorageAdapterManifest(MEMORY_STORAGE_ADAPTER_MANIFEST);
// MEMORY_STORAGE_ADAPTER_MANIFEST.name === "memory"
// coordinationScope: "single-process", durability: "ephemeral"
// contracts: idempotency + webhookInbox + reconciliation
isProductionSafeCoordination(MEMORY_STORAGE_ADAPTER_MANIFEST); // false

const stores = createMemoryStores({ clock: createFakeClock() });
// stores.manifest === MEMORY_STORAGE_ADAPTER_MANIFEST
// stores.NON_PRODUCTION === true
// stores.NON_DISTRIBUTED === true

See docs/store-contracts.md §7 for the full field table and honesty rules (engine-level claims only; get-then-set must not publish claims: "strong").

Conformance + memory self-proof

import {
  createMemoryStores,
  createFakeClock,
  runIdempotencyStoreConformanceSuite,
  runWebhookInboxStoreConformanceSuite,
  runReconciliationStoreConformanceSuite,
} from "@paykernel/testkit";

const clock = createFakeClock();
const stores = createMemoryStores({ clock });
// stores.manifest.name === "memory"

await runIdempotencyStoreConformanceSuite({
  name: "memory-idempotency",
  createStore: ({ clock }) =>
    createMemoryStores({ clock }).idempotency,
});
await runWebhookInboxStoreConformanceSuite({
  name: "memory-webhook-inbox",
  createStore: ({ clock }) =>
    createMemoryStores({ clock }).webhookInbox,
});
await runReconciliationStoreConformanceSuite({
  name: "memory-reconciliation",
  createStore: ({ clock }) =>
    createMemoryStores({ clock }).reconciliation,
});

Future durable adapters pass the same runners with their own createStore. Default suite concurrency is same-isolate only — it does not prove multi-host get-then-set races. Phase 11 multi-connection claim proofs belong in the adapter package (see docs/store-contracts.md §13).

⚠️ NON-PRODUCTION / NON-DISTRIBUTED memory stores

createMemoryWebhookInboxStore, createMemoryIdempotencyStore, createMemoryReconciliationStore, and createMemoryStores are:

| Marker | Meaning | | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | NON_PRODUCTION | Not for live merchant traffic, durability, or compliance retention. | | NON_DISTRIBUTED | Single-isolate only. Atomicity is in-process Map ops, not multi-node. | | MEMORY_STORE_WARNING | "NON-PRODUCTION: in-memory store is for tests only" | | Crash boundary | Process exit loses all state. Crash hooks simulate drop for tests only. |

Do not use these stores behind a production payment path. They exist for unit tests, local examples, and conformance self-proof. See docs/store-contracts.md §10–§11.

Crash boundaries (memory)

  • All data is process-local heap. Kill / OOM / restart = empty store.
  • There is no WAL, snapshot, or multi-process locking.
  • Concurrent callers in one isolate share one Map; claim check+set is a synchronous critical section (no await between check and set).
  • Worker abandon model: acquire lease, never complete; after lease expiry another worker reclaims with a new fencing token (generation++, new leaseToken).
  • External side effect then crash before complete → indeterminate / reconciliation path — never invent terminal failure.
  • simulateCrash() arms the next mutation to throw (mid-request failure injection).
  • Fake-clock lease expiry is deterministic only when all code uses the injected clock.
  • withTransaction clones Map state and restores on throw (memory only). SQL adapters must not await external I/O inside a synchronous engine transaction callback.

Fixture safety

Committed offline fixtures must not leak live secrets or PANs. Use the helpers before writing snapshots or packing fixture JSON:

import {
  sanitizeFixture,
  assertFixtureSafe,
  redactSecretsFromFixture,
  findSecretLeaks,
  FIXTURE_SCHEMA_VERSION,
  REDACTED,
} from "@paykernel/testkit";

// Deep-clone + redact sensitive keys (Authorization, card*, token, …)
// and string values that match live secret / PAN patterns.
const scrubbed = redactSecretsFromFixture({
  amount: 10,
  headers: { Authorization: "Bearer sk_live_…" },
  cardNumber: "4242424242424242",
});
// scrubbed.headers.Authorization === REDACTED ("[REDACTED]")

// Wrap with schema version for versioned offline fixtures
const envelope = sanitizeFixture(
  { amount: 10, currency: "SAR", note: "ok" },
  { id: "capture-ok", gateway: "mock" },
);
// envelope.schemaVersion === FIXTURE_SCHEMA_VERSION (1)
// envelope.redacted === true
assertFixtureSafe(envelope);

// Reject unsafe fixtures in tests / CI (hard-fail live keys and PANs)
assertFixtureSafe({ key: "sk_live_abc…" }); // throws
assertFixtureSafe({ key: "sk_test_placeholder" }); // ok — test keys allowed
assertFixtureSafe({ webhookSecret: "whsec_test_only" }); // ok
assertFixtureSafe({ password: "test_secret" }); // ok — explicit placeholder

// Paths of remaining leaks (empty when safe)
const leaks = findSecretLeaks(someFixture);

| Check | Behavior | | ----- | -------- | | sk_live_ / pk_live_ / rk_live_ | Hard fail | | Live whsec_ (not whsec_test…) | Hard fail | | PAN-like 13–19 digit strings | Hard fail | | sk_test_ / pk_test_ / whsec_test… / test_secret | Allowed | | Sensitive keys (Authorization, password, …) | Redacted by redactSecretsFromFixture; cleartext rejected by assertFixtureSafe unless placeholder |

Package boundary

  • Core must not depend on testkit, webhooks, or reconciliation.
  • Testkit depends on @paykernel/core, @paykernel/webhooks, and @paykernel/reconciliation (dual-type assignability proofs) via workspace:* / published range.
  • Webhooks and reconciliation production code must not import testkit.
  • Phase 9 store contracts (lease-aware idempotency, webhook inbox, reconciliation, error taxonomy, manifests) and conformance suites live here. Phase 10 inbox engine is @paykernel/webhooks; Phase 19 domain primitives are @paykernel/reconciliation. See docs/store-contracts.md and workspace boundaries.

Exports

| Area | Symbols | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Mock | mockGateway, MockGateway, MockGatewayOptions, scripted outcome types | | Gateway | runGatewayConformanceSuite, GATEWAY_CONFORMANCE_CASES, modes full/structural/applicable | | Built-ins | runBuiltinGatewayConformance, BUILTIN_GATEWAY_NAMES, BUILTIN_TEST_CREDENTIALS | | Storage | run*StoreConformanceSuite, WebhookInboxStore, IdempotencyStore / LeaseAwareIdempotencyStore, ReconciliationStore, StoreError* / STORE_ERROR_CODES, … | | Manifest | StorageAdapterManifest, MEMORY_STORAGE_ADAPTER_MANIFEST, assertStorageAdapterManifest, getMemoryStorageAdapterManifest, isProductionSafeCoordination, isStrongClaimAdapter | | Memory | createMemory*Store, createMemoryStores (incl. .manifest), createFakeClock, FakeClock, NON_PRODUCTION, NON_DISTRIBUTED, MEMORY_STORE_WARNING | | Fixtures | sanitizeFixture, assertFixtureSafe, redactSecretsFromFixture, findSecretLeaks, FIXTURE_SCHEMA_VERSION, FixtureEnvelope |

Development (monorepo)

# from repo root
bun install
bun run --filter @paykernel/testkit typecheck
bun run --filter @paykernel/testkit test
bun run --filter @paykernel/testkit build

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