# End-to-End and Unit Testing Documentation for Home Monitor

## Test Description

The Home Monitor project uses Cypress to automate both End-to-End (E2E) and unit tests. These tests ensure that the main features of the application work correctly, both from the user’s and the developer’s perspectives.

### Types of Tests

- **End-to-End (E2E) Tests**: Simulate real user behavior on the web interface. They check critical user flows, data display, error handling, and the responsiveness of the application.
- **Unit Tests**: Verify the correct functioning of TypeScript components and functions in isolation.

### Test Structure

- E2E tests are located in `web-app/cypress/e2e/`
- Unit tests are located in `web-app/cypress/unit/`
- Custom commands and global setup are in `web-app/cypress/support/`
- Cypress configuration is in `web-app/cypress.config.ts`

## How to Run the Tests

### Install Dependencies

```bash
cd ./web-app
npm install --inlude=dev
```

### Run unit Tests
```bash
npm run test:unit
```

### Run E2E Tests
```bash
npm run test:e2e
```

### Run All Tests
```bash
npm run test
```

### Note
The cypress GUI can be launched with the command:
```bash
npx cypress open
```

## Test Coverage

### End-to-End (E2E) Tests

- **Fetch Measurements Button**:
  - Verifies that the "Fetch Measurements" button is visible and functional on the main page.
  - Tests fetching timeseries data with a valid user-room-device selection, ensuring the main chart is displayed and no "no data" message appears.
  - Tests fetching timeseries data with an invalid user-room-device selection (e.g., changing the user to "Sylvan"), ensuring the main chart is not displayed and the "no data" message is shown.

#### Important Notes
The E2E tests use a web-app development image deployed on https://app.mse.kb28.ch/ for the moment. Because there is a problem with the service image in the CI. The environment variables cannot be set correctly to the job's service. An issue is opened to fix this problem: [#37].

### Unit Tests

- **Serie Component**:
  - Checks that a `Serie` instance initializes with the correct properties.
  - Validates that the correct label is returned for temperature and humidity types.
  - Ensures the label "Unknown" is returned for unknown types.
  - Verifies that temperature and humidity data are formatted correctly by `getSerie()`, including label, color, and data structure.
  - Ensures unknown types are handled appropriately in `getSerie()`, defaulting to the correct color and axis.
