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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds the internal ChangesStream Chat test helpers
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Test as chatClientTest
participant Client as StreamChatClient
participant API as FakeChatApi
participant WS as WebSocketTester
Test->>API: Stub REST calls
Test->>Client: Connect user
Client->>WS: Open WebSocket with connect URI
WS-->>Client: Return auth or connection frame
Client-->>Test: Expose state and events
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds a new internal test-helper package for Stream Chat with no production runtime impact. The main outstanding concern is that the test harness can skip a user's cleanup callback when an earlier lifecycle phase fails, which could leak resources between tests in this internal package; a straightforward try/finally fix is recommended before merge. A small doc-wording issue about mock argument matching is low-impact. Two previously raised limitations around async error handling and token validation are now clearly documented as intentional, parity-preserving behavior matching the existing stream_feeds_test package, so they are not blocking concerns. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@packages/stream_chat_test/README.md`:
- Around line 125-127: Update testWithTester’s guarded error-handling flow to
forward errors arriving after _runZonedGuarded completes to the surrounding
package:test zone, including failures from registered addTearDown callbacks.
Preserve awaiting the user tearDown callback inside the guard, but do not wait
for arbitrary future timers after teardown finishes.
- Around line 133-138: The injected WebSocket currently uses a separate
TokenManager, so connectUser credentials do not reach its connection URI. Add a
visible-for-testing optional TokenManager seam to StreamChatClient, pass that
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| - The guarded zone drops async errors that arrive **after** the test body has | ||
| completed (a timer armed during the test that fires in the teardown window fails | ||
| silently instead of failing the test, which plain `package:test` would report). |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Forward errors from registered teardown callbacks
testWithTester captures errors from the user tearDown callback because it awaits that callback inside _runZonedGuarded. It completes the guard before package:test runs the registered addTearDown callbacks. Forward errors received after completion to the surrounding test zone so teardown failures do not pass silently. Do not await arbitrary future timers after teardown ends.
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In `@packages/stream_chat_test/README.md` around lines 125 - 127, Update
testWithTester’s guarded error-handling flow to forward errors arriving after
_runZonedGuarded completes to the surrounding package:test zone, including
failures from registered addTearDown callbacks. Preserve awaiting the user
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| The harness gives the injected `WebSocket` its **own** `TokenManager`, pre-loaded | ||
| with the harness `token:`/`tokenProvider:`, because the client's manager is private | ||
| and only wired into the WebSocket the client builds itself. Consequence: the token | ||
| argument passed to `client.connectUser(user, token)` never reaches the connect URI — | ||
| the harness credentials are what authenticate, so "rejects a bad token" cannot be | ||
| tested through `connectUser` (a self-test pins this behavior). The fake server still |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Share the client’s TokenManager with the injected WebSocket.
connectUser and connectUserWithProvider update the client’s private manager, but the injected WebSocket reads a separate manager when it builds the URI. Therefore, a mismatched token can still pass the harness authentication test. Add a @visibleForTesting TokenManager? constructor seam to StreamChatClient, pass the shared manager to the injected WebSocket, and change the affected self-test to expect rejection.
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In `@packages/stream_chat_test/README.md` around lines 133 - 138, The injected
WebSocket currently uses a separate TokenManager, so connectUser credentials do
not reach its connection URI. Add a visible-for-testing optional TokenManager
seam to StreamChatClient, pass that shared manager when constructing the
injected WebSocket, and update the affected self-test to expect mismatched-token
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🟡 Minor · Share the token manager between the client and injected WebSocket.
packages/stream_chat_test/lib/src/testers/base_tester.dart:208-245
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winShare the token manager between the client and injected WebSocket.
StreamChatClientowns a separate_tokenManager, while the injectedWebSocketstores and readswsTokenManager. Therefore,connectUserandconnectUserWithProviderdo not update the manager used to build the connect URI. The known-limitation test consequently accepts a token minted fordarth_vader.Add a
@visibleForTesting TokenManager?constructor parameter toStreamChatClient, initialize_tokenManagerfrom it, and pass the same manager to the injectedWebSocket. Update the self-test to expect the mismatched-token connection to fail.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 208-245: Update StreamChatClient to accept an optional
`@visibleForTesting` TokenManager parameter and initialize its private
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In `@packages/stream_chat_test/lib/src/helpers/api_mocker_mixin.dart`:
- Around line 15-18: Correct the documentation comment describing optional
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In `@packages/stream_chat_test/lib/src/testers/base_tester.dart`:
- Line 271: Ensure the test lifecycle always invokes the user tearDown callback
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| /// An optional named argument omitted in the callback is filled with the | ||
| /// sub-API's declared default, so the stub only matches a production call | ||
| /// passing that same default; when the SDK passes a non-default value (e.g. | ||
| /// `channelData: {}`), the callback must pass it too. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the optional-argument matching contract.
Lines 15-18 state that an omitted named argument is filled before mocktail matches the invocation. An omitted argument remains omitted in the recorded invocation. A callback that omits an argument matches only a production call that also omits it. Include an argument in the callback when production code supplies it, including when it supplies the declared default.
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-/// An optional named argument omitted in the callback is filled with the
-/// sub-API's declared default, so the stub only matches a production call
-/// passing that same default; when the SDK passes a non-default value (e.g.
-/// `channelData: {}`), the callback must pass it too.
+/// An optional named argument omitted in the callback remains omitted in the
+/// recorded invocation. The stub matches only a production call that also
+/// omits that argument. When the SDK supplies an optional argument, include
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| /// An optional named argument omitted in the callback is filled with the | |
| /// sub-API's declared default, so the stub only matches a production call | |
| /// passing that same default; when the SDK passes a non-default value (e.g. | |
| /// `channelData: {}`), the callback must pass it too. | |
| /// An optional named argument omitted in the callback remains omitted in the | |
| /// recorded invocation. The stub matches only a production call that also | |
| /// omits that argument. When the SDK supplies an optional argument, include | |
| /// it in the callback, including when its value equals the declared default. |
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In `@packages/stream_chat_test/lib/src/helpers/api_mocker_mixin.dart` around lines
15 - 18, Correct the documentation comment describing optional named-argument
matching in the mocktail callback: state that omitted arguments remain omitted
in the recorded invocation, and callbacks match only calls with the same
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| await setUp?.call(tester); | ||
| await body(tester); | ||
| await verify?.call(tester); | ||
| await tearDown?.call(tester); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Run the user tearDown callback after an earlier phase fails.
If connect, setUp, body, or verify throws, execution exits before Line 271. The user tearDown callback does not run. Test-owned resources can then leak and affect later tests.
Invoke tearDown from a finally block, or register it with test.addTearDown before the lifecycle starts.
Proposed fix
- await connectFn.call(tester);
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- await setUp?.call(tester);
- await body(tester);
- await verify?.call(tester);
- await tearDown?.call(tester);
+ try {
+ await connectFn.call(tester);
+ await setUp?.call(tester);
+ await body(tester);
+ await verify?.call(tester);
+ } finally {
+ await tearDown?.call(tester);
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In `@packages/stream_chat_test/lib/src/testers/base_tester.dart` at line 271,
Ensure the test lifecycle always invokes the user tearDown callback when
connect, setUp, body, or verify fails by moving the lifecycle execution into a
try/finally structure around the existing await tearDown?.call(tester) call in
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Description of the pull request
Adds a new internal (unpublished) package,
packages/stream_chat_test, with BDD-style test helpers for testing thestream_chatpackage. It ports the test algebra ofstream_feeds_test(from the stream-feeds-flutter repository) to chat, keeping strict shape parity — file names, public API, and lifecycle semantics match file-for-file, so knowledge transfers between the two packages.What it provides
A test is one function call with named phases (
connect → setUp → body → verify → tearDown), run inside a guarded zone so errors from event handlers, timers, and unawaited futures fail the test. Under the hood every test gets a realStreamChatClientwith exactly three seams replaced:FakeChatApi— aStreamChatApiwhose sub-APIs are mocktail mocksWebSocketChanneldriven byWebSocketTester; the realWebSocketengine (URI building, frame decoding, health checks, reconnection) stays in playchatPersistenceClient:parameter (none by default)Everything above those seams — client, channels, state, event routing, token handling — is production code.
chatClientTest/ChatClientTester(subject:StreamChatClient) andchannelTest/ChannelTester(subject:Channel, withtester.watch()to seed the channel). More testers follow the same three-part template (@isTestentry function,BaseTester<T>subclass, privateTesterFactory).ApiMockerMixin(mockApi/verifyApi/captureApi/ …, using exact argument values so stubbing doubles as request verification),WebSocketTester(auth handshake, event emission, automatic health-check acks),test_data.dart(createDefaultXxxfixture factories with deterministic timestamps), andmocks.dart(mocks for all 12 sub-APIs plus fallback-value registration).chat-client/channelby default for--tagsfiltering.Known limitations (documented in the README)
WebSocketgets its ownTokenManager, so the token passed toconnectUsernever reaches the connect URI; the proper fix is a@visibleForTesting TokenManager?seam onStreamChatClient(validated but deliberately not applied yet).package:stream_chat/src/...for seams not exported from the public barrel, withimplementation_importsdisabled locally — to re-evaluate oncestream_chatexposes a testing entrypoint.stream_feeds_test(late async errors dropped by the guarded zone;skip:typed asbool).Test instructions
The package is registered in
melos.yaml. Aftermelos bootstrap, run its self-tests withdart testfrompackages/stream_chat_test(they cover the tester lifecycle, API mocking, and the pinned token-handling behavior).Screenshots / Videos
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stream_chat_testpackage with reusable helpers for testing chat clients and channels.Documentation
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