alpenwerk-hr/tests/integration/employee-status-filter.test.ts

import { Kysely, PostgresDialect } from "kysely";
import { Pool } from "pg";
import { afterAll, describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
import { derivedStatusFilter } from "@/lib/employee-status-filter";
import type { Schema } from "@/lib/db/schema";
import { todayIso } from "@/lib/format";
import { deriveStatusAsOf } from "@/lib/reports";
import type { EmploymentStatus } from "@/lib/types";

// lib/employee-status-filter.ts is a SQL restatement of deriveStatusAsOf():
// the employee list pages in the database and cannot derive status in JS, so
// the same rule exists twice. Two copies of a rule drift, and the drift is
// invisible — a dashboard tile and the list it links to just quietly show
// different numbers.
//
// Only a real database can settle it, so this runs both over the whole
// seeded roster and demands the same set of ids.
//
// Eigene Verbindung statt der Zugriffsschicht: geprüft wird die Bedingung,
// nicht die Berechtigung. Mit RLS dazwischen liefe der Test gegen eine
// gefilterte Teilmenge und bewiese nichts über die Regel.
const db = new Kysely<Schema>({
  dialect: new PostgresDialect({ pool: new Pool({ connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL, max: 2 }) }),
});

describe.skipIf(!process.env.DATABASE_URL)("derived status filter matches deriveStatusAsOf", () => {
  const asOf = todayIso();

  afterAll(async () => {
    await db.destroy();
  });

  async function idsFromDatabase(statuses: EmploymentStatus[]): Promise<Set<string>> {
    const rows = await db
      .selectFrom("employees")
      .select("id")
      .where((eb) => derivedStatusFilter(eb, statuses, asOf) ?? eb.val(true))
      .execute();
    return new Set(rows.map((r) => r.id));
  }

  async function idsFromDerivation(statuses: EmploymentStatus[]): Promise<Set<string>> {
    const rows = await db
      .selectFrom("employees")
      .select(["id", "entry_date", "exit_date", "karenz_start_date", "karenz_return_date"])
      .execute();
    return new Set(rows.filter((e) => statuses.includes(deriveStatusAsOf(e, asOf))).map((e) => e.id));
  }

  async function expectSameSet(statuses: EmploymentStatus[]) {
    const [fromDb, fromJs] = await Promise.all([idsFromDatabase(statuses), idsFromDerivation(statuses)]);

    const onlyInDb = [...fromDb].filter((id) => !fromJs.has(id));
    const onlyInJs = [...fromJs].filter((id) => !fromDb.has(id));

    expect({ statuses, onlyInDb: onlyInDb.slice(0, 5), onlyInJs: onlyInJs.slice(0, 5) }).toEqual({
      statuses,
      onlyInDb: [],
      onlyInJs: [],
    });
    // Guards against a filter so narrow it matches nothing and passes
    // trivially.
    expect(fromJs.size).toBeGreaterThan(0);
  }

  it("agrees for Aktiv + Karenz — the definition the dashboard headcount uses", async () => {
    await expectSameSet(["Aktiv", "Karenz"]);
  });

  it("agrees for Aktiv alone", async () => {
    await expectSameSet(["Aktiv"]);
  });

  it("agrees for Karenz alone", async () => {
    await expectSameSet(["Karenz"]);
  });

  it("agrees for Geplant", async () => {
    await expectSameSet(["Geplant"]);
  });

  it("agrees for Ausgetreten", async () => {
    await expectSameSet(["Ausgetreten"]);
  });

  it("returns everyone when no status is selected", async () => {
    const total = await db
      .selectFrom("employees")
      .select(({ fn }) => fn.countAll<string>().as("anzahl"))
      .executeTakeFirstOrThrow();
    const filtered = await idsFromDatabase([]);
    expect(filtered.size).toBe(Number(total.anzahl));
  });
});