Add a smoke test to generated fedify init apps - #990
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adds a generated smoke-test command for scaffolded apps. If a selected framework lacks its expected development-server executable, users may receive a delayed and misleading failure; the PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Possibly related issues
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participant SmokeTest as Generated smoke-test script
participant DevServer as Development server
participant ActivityPub as ActivityPub endpoint
SmokeTest->>DevServer: Spawn package-manager-specific development command
DevServer-->>SmokeTest: Emit listening port
SmokeTest->>DevServer: Poll readiness
SmokeTest->>ActivityPub: Resolve local actor handle
ActivityPub-->>SmokeTest: Return ActivityPub actor
SmokeTest->>DevServer: Stop server process
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In `@packages/init/src/action/patch.test.ts`:
- Around line 95-105: Add coverage for the Deno branch of patchFiles by creating
init data with packageManager set to "deno", reading the generated smokeTest.ts,
and asserting it contains the expected Deno command substitution. Keep the
existing npm smoke-test coverage unchanged.
In `@packages/init/src/action/templates.ts`:
- Around line 60-70: Remove the JSDoc block immediately above the internal
loadTest helper in templates.ts, leaving the loadTest implementation unchanged.
In `@packages/init/src/templates/defaults/smokeTest.ts.tpl`:
- Around line 69-80: Update the onData handler to accumulate decoded server
output across chunks before applying portPatterns, so port values split between
chunks are matched correctly. Preserve the existing port parsing, timeout
cleanup, resolve behavior, and return once a match is found.
- Around line 115-118: Update checkActor to accept or obtain the startup abort
signal used by waitForServer, and pass that signal in the lookupObject options
so actor resolution is bounded by the same 1000ms timeout. Preserve the existing
documentLoader configuration.
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@2chanhaeng Could you take a look into this? Thanks!
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Thanks for your hard work! Before merging this PR, it seems like this PR need to consider the Windows environment a bit more. I've left comments on the issues that stood out, but there might be other compatibility problems as well. If you have a Windows machine, it would be great to run it in an actual Windows environment. If you live in Korea, another option is to try running it at a PC방. Of course, if you don't have the means to do so, I completely understand and.
Scaffolded projects had no quick way to confirm that their federation setup actually serves an actor. Verifying it meant starting the dev server by hand and looking an actor up separately. Added a smoke-test script that starts the dev server, reads the port, waits for the server to answer, and looks an actor up with `lookupObject()`. fedify-dev#898 Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5
Every framework now writes the smoke-test script and exposes it as a `test` task, so a scaffolded project can be verified with one command. The task runs the script with the runtime matching the package manager, and Node.js projects gain `tsx` as a dev dependency to execute it. fedify-dev#898 Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5
Added a test covering that `patchFiles()` writes the script to the initializer's `testFile` path with the dev command baked in, and filled in `testFile` in the existing fixtures now that it is required. fedify-dev#898 Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5
fedify-dev#898 Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5
Running the smoke test on Windows exposed several problems in how it spawns the dev server, tears it down, and reads the port from its log: - Windows resolves package manager commands through `.cmd` shims and has no process groups, so the dev server is spawned through a shell there and `detached` is limited to POSIX. - `process.kill(-pid)` cannot work on Windows, so the whole process tree is terminated with `taskkill /T /F`. - The startup banner can arrive split across chunks, so the port is matched against each stream's accumulated output rather than a single chunk. - Dev servers colorize their startup banner, and Vite in particular emits the port in its own bold sequence, so `http://localhost:5173/` arrives with an escape between the colon and the digits which causes pattern matching failure. Escape sequences are now stripped before matching. - `Port 5173 is in use, trying another one...` matched the generic port pattern, so the script tested whichever server already held that port instead of the one it had just started. The matching pattern was removed. fedify-dev#898 Assisted-by: Claude Code:Opus 5
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In `@packages/init/src/templates/defaults/smoke.test.ts.tpl`:
- Line 19: Update the development-server setup around server and determinePort()
so spawn error events are propagated and cause port detection to fail
immediately with the original startup error. Remove the empty server.on("error")
handler while preserving normal exit and port-detection behavior.
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Great work! Finally, please rebase from the main branch.
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I think you don't have to rebase. I'll merge this now! |
Summary
fedify initcreates runnable apps, but a generated project has no standard way to check that it actually serves an actor object. Confirming it means starting the dev server by hand and looking an actor up separately, which is awkward for new users and gives contributors no quick way to validate scaffold changes.This adds a
testtask to every scaffolded project. The task runs a generated scripts/smokeTest.ts that starts the app, reads the port the server actually bound from its output, waits for it to answer, and resolves the local actor withlookupObject(). On success, it prints the resolved actor. On failure, it prints the server's stdout and stderr output and exits the process with a failure code.Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5
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fedify initapps #898Changes
testFileproperty to theWebFrameworkInitializerinterface, holding the path the smoke-test script is written to.loadTest(), which reads that template and bakes in the dev command for the chosen package manager.tsxas a dev dependency to generated apps whose package manager runs on Node.js, so that they can launch the smoke test.testtask that starts the smoke test to the generated apps.patchFiles()to verify thatfedify initwrites the smoke-test script.Benefits
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