Agileday MCP Server

import os import sys import pytest from unittest.mock import patch, MagicMock # --- Setup Environment BEFORE Import --- os.environ["AGILEDAY_TENANT_ID"] = "test-tenant" os.environ["AGILEDAY_API_TOKEN"] = "test-token" # Add src to path so we can import the server sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '../src')) # Add list_skills_logic to imports from agileday_server import find_experts_logic, profile_logic, list_skills_logic, check_availability_logic, BASE_URL # --- Fixtures --- @pytest.fixture def mock_api_response(): """Mocks the requests.get call to avoid real network requests.""" with patch('requests.get') as mock_get: # Default successful response mock mock_response = MagicMock() mock_response.status_code = 200 mock_get.return_value = mock_response yield mock_get # --- Tests --- def test_base_url_configuration(): """Ensure the URL is constructed correctly from the tenant ID.""" expected_url = "https://test-tenant.agileday.io/api" assert BASE_URL == expected_url def test_find_experts_case_insensitive(mock_api_response): """Test that 'python' finds 'Python'.""" mock_data = [{"firstName": "Alice", "skills": [{"name": "Python", "proficiency": 5}]}] mock_api_response.return_value.json.return_value = mock_data # UPDATED CALL result = find_experts_logic("python") assert "Python" in result def test_find_experts_found(mock_api_response): """Test searching for a skill that exists.""" mock_data = [ { "firstName": "Alice", "lastName": "Engineer", "title": "Senior Dev", "skills": [ {"name": "Python", "proficiency": 5}, {"name": "Java", "proficiency": 2} ] }, { "firstName": "Bob", "lastName": "Manager", "title": "PM", "skills": [] } ] mock_api_response.return_value.json.return_value = mock_data result = find_experts_logic("Python") assert "Alice Engineer" in result assert "Senior Dev" in result # Note: Older logic didn't have Exp, so this asserts basic format assert "Python" in result assert "Bob" not in result def test_find_experts_includes_experience(mock_api_response): """ New Test: Ensure that the 'experience' field from the API is correctly formatted into the output string. """ mock_data = [ { "firstName": "Senior", "lastName": "Dev", "title": "Architect", "skills": [ # API returns experience as a string (e.g. "2 years" or ISO "P2Y") {"name": "Java", "proficiency": 5, "experience": "5 years"}, {"name": "Python", "proficiency": 4, "experience": "6 months"} ] } ] mock_api_response.return_value.json.return_value = mock_data # Search for Java result = find_experts_logic("Java") # Assert that the experience string is present in the output assert "Senior Dev" in result assert "Java (Lvl 5/5, Exp: 5 years)" in result def test_find_experts_no_matches(mock_api_response): """Test response when no one has the skill.""" mock_data = [{"firstName": "Alice", "skills": [{"name": "Java"}]}] mock_api_response.return_value.json.return_value = mock_data # UPDATED CALL result = find_experts_logic("Rust") assert "No experts found" in result def test_get_employee_profile(mock_api_response): """Test fetching a specific employee profile.""" mock_data = [ { "firstName": "Jane", "lastName": "Doe", "skills": [ {"name": "Rust", "proficiency": 4, "motivation": 9}, {"name": "C++", "proficiency": 5, "motivation": 5} ] } ] mock_api_response.return_value.json.return_value = mock_data # UPDATED CALL: profile_logic result = profile_logic("Jane") assert "Jane Doe" in result assert "Rust: Level 4 🔥" in result assert "C++: Level 5" in result def test_api_failure_handling(mock_api_response): """Test graceful handling of API errors.""" mock_api_response.side_effect = Exception("API Connection Failed") # UPDATED CALL result = find_experts_logic("Python") # Note: In the new implementation we return "Error: ..." assert "Error" in result assert "API Connection Failed" in result def test_list_skills_grouping(mock_api_response): """Test that skills are fetched and grouped by category.""" mock_data = [ {"name": "Python", "category": "Backend"}, {"name": "Java", "category": "Backend"}, {"name": "React", "category": "Frontend"}, {"name": "Figma", "category": None} # Should be 'Uncategorized' ] mock_api_response.return_value.json.return_value = mock_data result = list_skills_logic() # Verify Output Formatting assert "### Backend" in result assert "Python, Java" in result or "Java, Python" in result assert "### Frontend" in result assert "React" in result assert "### Uncategorized" in result assert "Figma" in result def test_check_availability(mock_api_response): """Test the availability calculation logic.""" # 1. Setup Mock for Employees (First call) employees_data = [ {"id": "user1", "firstName": "Alice", "lastName": "Free", "title": "Dev"}, {"id": "user2", "firstName": "Bob", "lastName": "Busy", "title": "Lead"} ] # 2. Setup Mock for Allocations (Second call) allocations_data = [ # Bob is busy with 100% allocation {"employeeId": "user2", "projectName": "Project X", "allocation": 100} ] # Configure side_effect to return different data for different URLs def side_effect(*args, **kwargs): if "employee" in args[0]: mock = MagicMock() mock.status_code = 200 mock.json.return_value = employees_data return mock if "allocation_reporting" in args[0]: mock = MagicMock() mock.status_code = 200 mock.json.return_value = allocations_data return mock return MagicMock() mock_api_response.side_effect = side_effect # 3. Run Logic result = check_availability_logic("2024-01-01", "2024-01-31") # 4. Assertions # Alice should be green (100% free) assert "🟢 **Alice Free**" in result assert "Availability: **100%**" in result # Bob should be red (0% free) assert "🔴 **Bob Busy**" in result assert "Allocated: 100%" in result assert "Project X" in result