un-inception/tests/TESTING_SUMMARY.md

UN CLI Inception Test Suite Summary

Created Test Files

All test files have been created in /home/fox/git/unsandbox.com/cli/inception/tests/:

Language	Test File	Lines	Status
Haskell	test_un_hs.hs	163	✓ Ready
OCaml	test_un_ml.ml	176	✓ Ready
Clojure	test_un_clj.clj	153	✓ Ready
Scheme	test_un_scm.scm	173	✓ Ready
Common Lisp	test_un_lisp.lisp	178	✓ Ready
Erlang	test_un_erl.erl	189	✓ Ready
Elixir	test_un_ex.exs	191	✓ Ready
Total	7 files	1,223 lines	All executable

Test Coverage

Each test file provides comprehensive coverage of its corresponding UN CLI implementation:

1. Unit Tests - Extension Detection

• Tests 10+ file extension mappings
• Validates correct language identification
• Examples: .hs → haskell, .py → python, .rs → rust

2. Integration Tests - API Connectivity

• Creates temporary test file
• Executes code via UN CLI
• Verifies successful API communication
• Gracefully skips if no API key is set

3. Functional Tests - End-to-End

• Runs actual fibonacci test files (fib.hs, fib.ml, etc.)
• Validates complete workflow:
  • File reading
  • Language detection
  • API execution
  • Output formatting with ANSI colors
• Checks for expected output: "fib(10) = 55"

Quick Start

# Navigate to inception directory
cd /home/fox/git/unsandbox.com/cli/inception/

# Set API key (required for integration/functional tests)
export UNSANDBOX_API_KEY="your_api_key_here"

# Run a single test
./tests/test_un_hs.hs

# Run all tests
for test in tests/test_un_{hs.hs,ml.ml,erl.erl,ex.exs,scm.scm}; do
    echo "Running $test..."
    ./$test
    echo ""
done

Test Output Format

All test suites use consistent, color-coded output:

=== [Language] UN CLI Test Suite ===

✓ PASS - Extension detection
✓ PASS - API integration
✓ PASS - Fibonacci end-to-end test

✓ All tests passed (3/3)

Exit Codes

• 0 - All tests passed
• 1 - One or more tests failed

Key Features

1. Self-Contained: Each test is completely independent
2. Executable: All test files have shebang and execute permissions
3. Graceful Degradation: API tests skip if no key is set
4. Detailed Errors: Failed tests provide comprehensive error messages
5. Consistent Interface: All tests follow the same structure and output format
6. Language-Idiomatic: Tests written in native style for each language

Dependencies

Tests require the same dependencies as their corresponding UN CLI implementations:

• Haskell: aeson, http-conduit, bytestring, text
• OCaml: cohttp-lwt-unix, yojson
• Clojure: clj-http, cheshire
• Scheme: guile-json (Guile Scheme)
• Common Lisp: dexador, jonathan (via Quicklisp)
• Erlang: Standard library (inets, ssl)
• Elixir: Standard library only

Test Files Location

All test files are located relative to the UN CLI implementations:

cli/inception/
├── un.hs
├── un.ml
├── un.clj
├── un.scm
├── un.lisp
├── un.erl
├── un.ex
└── tests/
    ├── test_un_hs.hs      ← Test for un.hs
    ├── test_un_ml.ml      ← Test for un.ml
    ├── test_un_clj.clj    ← Test for un.clj
    ├── test_un_scm.scm    ← Test for un.scm
    ├── test_un_lisp.lisp  ← Test for un.lisp
    ├── test_un_erl.erl    ← Test for un.erl
    ├── test_un_ex.exs     ← Test for un.ex
    ├── README.md          ← Detailed documentation
    └── TESTING_SUMMARY.md ← This file

Fibonacci Test Files

Tests reference the standard fibonacci examples in:

cli/test/
├── fib.hs
├── fib.ml
├── fib.clj
├── fib.scm
├── fib.lisp
├── fib.erl
└── fib.ex

Each fibonacci file outputs:

fib(0) = 0
fib(1) = 1
fib(2) = 1
...
fib(10) = 55

Validation Strategy

Tests validate three critical aspects:

1. Correctness: Extension mappings match specification
2. Connectivity: CLI can reach and use the Unsandbox API
3. Completeness: Full execution cycle works end-to-end

Next Steps

1. Run tests locally to verify all implementations work
2. Set up CI/CD integration (optional)
3. Add performance benchmarks (optional)
4. Extend tests for error handling scenarios (optional)

Notes

• Tests are designed to run from the cli/inception/ directory
• API tests gracefully skip when UNSANDBOX_API_KEY is not set
• All tests provide detailed failure messages for debugging
• Tests follow the same code style as their implementations
• Each test suite is ~150-190 lines of well-documented code