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Summary

  • Added 6 new test cases covering plural, isFloat, and toKebabCase utility functions
  • Improved test coverage for core string and number utilities
  • All tests passing (21/21 tests)

Changes

  • Modified tests/util/index.spec.ts to include additional utility function tests
  • Added imports for the new functions being tested
  • Conservative approach: no production code changes

Test Results

  • Previous: 15 passing tests
  • Current: 21 passing tests (+6 new)
  • Zero test failures

Closes #199

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    • Added comprehensive test suite for utility functions to improve code reliability and ensure consistent behavior across currency formatting, number handling, and text transformation operations.

- Add 8 new test cases for simple utility functions
- Improve test coverage for core string and number utilities

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grunch commented Oct 24, 2025

@abcb1122 can you fix the failing checks?

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abcb1122 commented Nov 4, 2025

Yes, will check

- Add eslint-disable no-unused-expressions for Chai property assertions
- Apply Prettier auto-formatting (multiline imports, whitespace)
- All 107 tests passing
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A new test suite is added for utility functions covering getCurrency, numberFormat, decimalRound, plural, isFloat, and toKebabCase. Tests verify correct handling of valid inputs, edge cases, and invalid parameters using chai assertions.

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Utility function tests
tests/util/index.spec.ts
Added comprehensive test suite for six utility functions: getCurrency (ISO code validation), numberFormat (currency formatting), decimalRound (rounding logic), plural (singular/plural returns), isFloat (type distinction), and toKebabCase (case conversion). Includes edge cases like NaN, null values, invalid codes, and boundary conditions.

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  • Verify test assertions match actual utility function implementations for each of the six functions
  • Confirm edge case handling aligns with intended utility behavior (especially for getCurrency with invalid codes and numberFormat with missing locales)
  • Check that test coverage includes all documented parameter variations and return states

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Six functions now crystal clear!
From kebab-case to rounding dreams,
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🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
tests/util/index.spec.ts (6)

11-11: Use consistent ES6 import syntax.

The file uses ES6 imports for utility functions (lines 2-9) but CommonJS require for chai. For consistency and modern TypeScript conventions, use ES6 import syntax.

Apply this diff:

-const { expect } = require('chai');
+import { expect } from 'chai';

15-22: Consider stronger assertions for currency properties.

The test verifies that result has symbol and locale properties but doesn't validate their actual values. For known currencies like USD, consider asserting specific expected values (e.g., expect(result.symbol).to.equal('$')).


14-41: Consider additional edge cases.

The test suite covers basic scenarios but could benefit from testing:

  • null or undefined inputs
  • Lowercase currency codes (e.g., 'usd')
  • Non-string inputs if the function signature allows

49-52: Strengthen assertion to verify actual formatting behavior.

The test description states "should return original number if no locale found" but the assertion only checks to.not.be.false. Consider verifying the actual return value matches the expected format or original number.

Example:

-    it('should return original number if no locale found', () => {
+    it('should format number with USD currency', () => {
       const result = numberFormat('USD', 1234.56);
-      expect(result).to.not.be.false;
+      expect(result).to.be.a('string');
+      expect(result).to.include('1234');
     });

116-126: Consider additional edge cases.

The tests cover basic float vs integer distinction. Consider adding tests for:

  • Negative floats (e.g., -3.14)
  • Edge case: 1.0 (technically a float in JavaScript but represents an integer value)
  • Special values: NaN, Infinity, -Infinity

128-138: Consider additional edge cases.

The tests cover basic transformations. Consider adding tests for:

  • Empty string ('')
  • Already kebab-case input ('kebab-case')
  • PascalCase ('PascalCaseString')
  • Mixed delimiters ('camelCase_with spaces')
  • Multiple consecutive delimiters ('hello world', 'hello__world')
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**/*.{ts,tsx}: Apply Prettier style (2-space indentation, semicolons, single quotes) before committing
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Learning: Applies to tests/**/*.spec.ts : Write Mocha + Chai specs in tests/** with .spec.ts suffix, mirroring source layout

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tests/util/index.spec.ts (3)

54-57: Verify NaN handling is intentional.

The test expects numberFormat('USD', NaN) to return NaN. Typically, formatting functions handle invalid inputs by returning error indicators or default values rather than propagating NaN. Confirm this behavior aligns with the function's intended error handling.


103-114: LGTM - Simple and sufficient coverage.

The tests appropriately cover the singular and plural cases for this utility function.


76-80: No issues found—test assertions are correct.

The decimalRound(10.995, -2) function correctly returns the numeric value 11. The algorithm shifts the decimal, rounds using Math.round(), then shifts back: 1099.5 → 1100 → 11. In JavaScript, this numeric result equals 11, making the test assertion valid.

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abcb1122 commented Nov 4, 2025

@grunch All checks are now passing ✅. I fixed the previous issue with the PR. It's ready for review.

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