fix: refactor Twitter client test mocks
Relates to
Improving test infrastructure and type safety in Twitter client tests
Risks
Low - Most changes are isolated to test files. The only production code change is setting TWITTER_MAX_TWEETS_PER_DAY to default to 10 tweets per day if not specified. This maintains existing behavior as seen in tests.
Background
What does this PR do?
- Keep env property in test runtime mocks for better real-world simulation
- Add TestAgentRuntime type to handle type safety in test mocks without implementing full IAgentRuntime interface (30+ properties)
- Remove duplicate TWITTER_MAX_TWEET_LENGTH in favor of MAX_TWEET_LENGTH
- Add TWITTER_MAX_TWEETS_PER_DAY to schema with default value of 10 tweets per day
- Standardize mock configuration across test files
- Fix type casting issues in environment tests
This change improves type safety while maintaining realistic test scenarios and reduces test complexity by only mocking necessary runtime properties.
What kind of change is this?
Bug fixes (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
Documentation changes needed?
My changes do not require a change to the project documentation.
Testing
Where should a reviewer start?
- packages/client-twitter/tests/environment.test.ts
- packages/client-twitter/tests/base.test.ts
- packages/client-twitter/tests/post.test.ts
Detailed testing steps
- Run the Twitter client tests:
cd packages/client-twitter pnpm test - Verify all Twitter client tests pass
- Check that mock configurations are consistent across test files
- Verify the build succeeds:
cd packages/client-twitter pnpm build
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Walkthrough
The pull request introduces enhancements to the Twitter client configuration, specifically focusing on test utilities and environment settings. Key modifications include the addition of new properties to the mockConfig and mockRuntime objects, updates to type handling with the introduction of TestAgentRuntime, and the incorporation of a new field, TWITTER_MAX_TWEETS_PER_DAY, in the environment schema. These changes aim to expand the testing capabilities and improve configuration management within the Twitter client.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
packages/client-twitter/__tests__/base.test.ts |
- Added new config properties: TWITTER_PASSWORD, TWITTER_EMAIL, TWITTER_2FA_SECRET, TWITTER_RETRY_LIMIT, TWITTER_POLL_INTERVAL, MAX_ACTIONS_PROCESSING, ACTION_TIMELINE_TYPE (set to ActionTimelineType.ForYou) - Renamed TWITTER_MAX_TWEET_LENGTH to MAX_TWEET_LENGTH |
packages/client-twitter/__tests__/environment.test.ts |
- Updated runtime object types from IAgentRuntime to TestAgentRuntime - Removed TWITTER_MAX_TWEET_LENGTH from runtime configuration - Modified values for TWITTER_EMAIL and TWITTER_PASSWORD |
packages/client-twitter/__tests__/post.test.ts |
- Added ActionTimelineType import - Added new config properties: TWITTER_2FA_SECRET, TWITTER_RETRY_LIMIT, TWITTER_POLL_INTERVAL, MAX_ACTIONS_PROCESSING, ACTION_TIMELINE_TYPE (set to ActionTimelineType.ForYou) - Renamed TWITTER_MAX_TWEET_LENGTH to MAX_TWEET_LENGTH |
packages/client-twitter/__tests__/test-utils.ts |
- Introduced new TestAgentRuntime type for testing - Added asIAgentRuntime function for type casting |
packages/client-twitter/src/environment.ts |
- Added TWITTER_MAX_TWEETS_PER_DAY field to environment schema - Updated validateTwitterConfig to parse new field |
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