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@prume/testkit

v0.1.1

Published

Neutral test fixtures: temp git repos, snapshot normalization, committed test repo factories.

Readme

@prume/testkit

Neutral test fixtures shared between this repository and downstream consumers. Contains no backend driver — backend-spawning harnesses live in the package that owns the backend (per ADR-0013).

Public API

import {
  withTempRepo,
  isolatedGitEnv,
  normalize,
  ensureSchema,
  withEmptyFixture,
  withSimpleModifyFixture,
  withMultiHunkMultiFileFixture,
  type BackendUnderTest,
} from "@prume/testkit";

withTempRepo(callback, options?)

Creates an isolated tmp git repository (with a deterministic identity and an initial commit), passes its absolute path to the callback, and removes the directory on success or failure. Set options.readme: null to skip the initial commit.

isolatedGitEnv()

Returns a process.env-shaped object with HOME, XDG_CONFIG_HOME, GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL, etc. set to dummy values so spawned git processes do not pick up the user's real git config.

normalize(body, opts?)

Walks an arbitrary JSON-shaped value and replaces volatile substrings with stable placeholders so contract snapshots are stable across runs and machines.

  • opts.repoPath — replaces every occurrence of the absolute path with <repo> (handles macOS /private/... resolution).
  • opts.replacements — additional [from, to] pairs applied last.

Default substitutions:

  • ISO 8601 timestamps → <ts>
  • UUIDs → <uuid>
  • 40-char SHAs → <sha>
  • Volatile keys (request_id, created_at, updated_at, last_updated, timestamp, elapsed_ms, duration_ms, build_commit, build_timestamp, issued_at) → <volatile>

with{Empty,SimpleModify,MultiHunkMultiFile}Fixture(callback)

Committed test-repo factories. Each lays down a deterministic working tree inside withTempRepo before handing control to the callback. See src/fixtures/ for the exact contents and the spec catalog (Section 29.4).

BackendUnderTest

Free-form interface for the multi-backend contract harness. Concrete implementations live with the backend they drive.

ensureSchema(schema, value)

Thin wrapper around schema.parse(value) that returns a typed value.