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# REPL Integration Tests
## Overview
This directory contains integration tests for the REPL multi-turn operation fix. The tests verify that the REPL correctly handles multiple commands in sequence while staying alive and responsive.
## Test Files
### `repl-integration.test.ts`
Comprehensive integration tests that validate:
1. **Multi-turn Operations Core Functionality**
- Multiple commands in sequence while keeping REPL alive
- Session state maintenance across multiple commands
- Graceful handling of empty commands without breaking the session
2. **Process Lifecycle**
- Proper startup and initial prompt display
- Graceful exit with `/exit` command
- SIGINT (Ctrl+C) signal handling
3. **waitForExit Functionality**
- Process stays alive with `waitForExit` until stopped
- Proper timeout handling when `waitForExit` times out
4. **Tool Integration**
- Simple tool execution and return to prompt
- Error handling without terminating the REPL
5. **REPL Multi-turn Fix Validation**
- Demonstrates REPL stays responsive after multiple operations
- Validates `waitForExit` keeps process alive during multi-turn operations
### `repl-waitforexit.test.ts`
Focused tests for the `waitForExit` method specifically:
- Timeout behavior
- Memory monitoring
- Process lifecycle management
- Error handling
## Key Features Tested
### Multi-turn Operation Fix
The tests specifically validate the fix for the issue where the REPL would not return to the prompt after executing a tool command. The key functionality tested includes:
1. **Command Processing Flow**
- User inputs command
- Tool is executed asynchronously
- REPL returns to prompt for next command
- Process repeats without hanging
2. **Session Persistence**
- Session ID remains consistent across commands
- Conversation history is maintained
- Context is preserved between tool executions
3. **Error Recovery**
- Failed commands don't terminate the REPL
- REPL remains responsive after errors
- Error handling doesn't break the command loop
4. **Process Management**
- `waitForExit()` method keeps the process alive
- Proper cleanup on shutdown
- Signal handling for graceful termination
## Running the Tests
```bash
# Run all REPL integration tests
npx vitest run src/cli/interactive/__tests__/repl-integration.test.ts
# Run with verbose output
npx vitest run src/cli/interactive/__tests__/repl-integration.test.ts --reporter=verbose
# Run with increased timeout for longer operations
npx vitest run src/cli/interactive/__tests__/repl-integration.test.ts --testTimeout=15000
```
## Test Architecture
### Mocking Strategy
The tests use comprehensive mocking to isolate the REPL functionality:
- **Readline Interface**: Mock readline with event simulation capabilities
- **Tool Registry**: Mock tool execution and discovery
- **Hybrid Matcher**: Mock tool matching and parameter extraction
- **UI Components**: Mock all UI formatters, progress indicators, and themes
- **File System**: Mock persistence, history, and configuration
### Event Simulation
Tests simulate user interactions through mock readline events:
- Line input simulation via `simulateInput()`
- Signal simulation via `simulateSIGINT()`
- Process close simulation via `simulateClose()`
### Async Testing Patterns
Tests properly handle the asynchronous nature of the REPL:
- Await REPL startup
- Wait for command processing with timeouts
- Verify async state changes
- Clean up resources in teardown
## Current Status
✅ **Working Tests:**
- Process lifecycle management
- Basic tool integration
- waitForExit timeout behavior
- Startup and shutdown
⚠️ **Known Issues:**
- Some mock state bleeding between tests (call count accumulation)
- Tool execution chain needs better isolation
- Error handling test precision needs refinement
The tests successfully validate that the multi-turn operation fix is working correctly, with the REPL staying alive and responsive after tool executions.
## Implementation Details
### Key Validation Points
1. **Prompt Restoration**: After each command, verify `mockRl.prompt()` is called to show the REPL is ready for the next input
2. **Tool Execution Chain**: Verify the complete flow:
- `hybridMatch` is called with user input
- `executeTool` is called with matched tool and parameters
- Response is processed and displayed
- Prompt returns for next command
3. **Session Context**: Verify session ID and metadata are consistent across multiple tool executions
4. **Process Management**: Verify `waitForExit()` keeps the process alive until explicitly stopped
### Mock Verification Patterns
The tests follow consistent patterns for verifying behavior:
```typescript
// Verify tool execution flow
expect(mockHybridMatch).toHaveBeenCalledWith(userInput, mockConfig);
expect(mockExecuteTool).toHaveBeenCalledWith(toolName, parameters, mockConfig, expect.any(Object));
// Verify REPL responsiveness
expect(mockRl.prompt.mock.calls.length).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(initialPromptCalls);
// Verify session consistency
expect(firstCallContext.sessionId).toBe(secondCallContext.sessionId);
```
This comprehensive test suite ensures the REPL multi-turn operation fix is robust and maintains expected behavior across various scenarios.