test(mobile): give component tests a real renderer and a react-native test host - #13150
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Mobile has had no way to behavior-test a React Native component: importing
react-native hard-fails the transform in the node test runner, so the
component-shaped tests that exist render to static markup through ad hoc
react-native mocks and assert on attributes, which AGENTS.md prohibits.
Adds the pieces that pattern needs, mirroring the web app's established
react-test-renderer approach so both apps test components the same way:
- src/testing/react-native-test-host: a vi.mock("react-native") replacement
whose primitives render as named host elements; Pressable honors disabled,
Linking records opened urls. Kept minimal on purpose.
- src/testing/reanimated-test-host: inert shared values and transitions for
modules that import react-native-reanimated.
- src/testing/test-host-elements.d.ts: the host-element vocabulary for
typecheck.
- QuestionAnswerHistory.test.tsx: replaces the prohibited static-markup test
with behavior tests (press opens the resolved url, presses are ignored
while unresolved, resolving the url mounts the preview and re-arms the
press through a real re-render).
- ThreadReasoningRow.test.tsx: proves the approach on high-churn code -
thread-work-log.tsx changes almost daily and this covers its
expand/collapse mount gating and toggle wiring, which static markup
cannot reach.
react-test-renderer is pinned to 19.2.3 to peer-match the mobile react pin
exactly; a drift would install a second react inside the renderer and
silently break hooks identity.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe mobile package adds React Test Renderer and test-host replacements for React Native and Reanimated. Thread component tests use renderer-based assertions for attachment interactions and reasoning-row disclosure behavior. ChangesMobile component tests
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The mobile test host can misrepresent a native platform branch in a narrow configuration. Add the fallback before relying on it for those component tests. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Support the native fallback in Platform.select.
If a component calls Platform.select({ native: value, default: other }), this host returns other or undefined. On iOS, React Native returns value when no ios value exists. Tests can then execute a branch that differs from the mobile app. (reactnative.dev)
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- select: <T>(specifics: { ios?: T; android?: T; default?: T }): T | undefined =>
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In `@apps/mobile/src/testing/react-native-test-host.ts` around lines 72 - 73,
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The problem
Mobile has no way to behavior-test a React Native component. Importing
react-nativein a test hard-fails the transform in the node test runner (no Metro/babel toolchain, no native runtime), so the handful of "component" tests were static-markup renders through ad hoc mocks —QuestionAnswerHistory.test.tsxmockedreact-nativeinto DOM tags and asserted onrenderToStaticMarkupoutput, which AGENTS.md explicitly prohibits. The highest-churn surfaces (ThreadFeed,thread-work-log,thread-list-v2-items,HomeScreen) had zero component coverage, so review relied on logic-only tests plus manual device passes.The approach
Mirror the web app's established component-test pattern (
react-test-renderer+act, already used by ~10 web test files in this repo) so both apps test components the same way, and supply the two pieces mobile was missing:apps/mobile/src/testing/react-native-test-host.ts— avi.mock("react-native", …)replacement. Primitives render as named host elements (view,text,pressable, …) so tests query the react-test-renderer tree by type and invoke event props insideact. Two deliberate platform mirrors:Pressabledrops press handlers whendisabled, andLinkingrecords opened urls. No styling/layout fidelity — that stays device-test territory.apps/mobile/src/testing/reanimated-test-host.ts— inert shared values, timing pass-throughs, chainable transition descriptors, so high-churn files that import reanimated at module scope can load.test-host-elements.d.ts— the host-element vocabulary, kept out of app-facing JSX typing concerns.react-test-renderer@19.2.3devDep — pinned to peer-match the mobilereact@19.2.3pin exactly so pnpm dedupes to a single React; a drifting peer would nest a second react inside the renderer and silently break hook identity. This is the one nonobvious setup constraint.What changed in tests
QuestionAnswerHistory.test.tsx(replaces the prohibited static-markup test): now asserts behavior — pressing a resolved attachment opens its url; unresolved rows are disabled and presses are ignored; resolving the url mounts the image preview and re-arms the press through a real re-render, which static markup structurally cannot reach. The original question-union coverage is kept as tree assertions.ThreadReasoningRow.test.tsx(new, the high-churn proof): lives againstthread-work-log.tsx(28 commits in the last six weeks). Covers expand/collapse mount gating of the reasoning trace,accessibilityState, press → haptics +onToggle, and prop-driven collapse — all through real state and effects, with only native/runtime boundaries mocked (react-native, reanimated, haptics, legend-list, svg, symbol views, asset urls).Verification
cd apps/mobile && vp test run→ 186 files / 1689 tests passed (was 186 with the old markup test; unchanged elsewhere).vp test run src/features/threads/QuestionAnswerHistory.test.tsx src/features/threads/ThreadReasoningRow.test.tsx→ 6 passed, zero act warnings, no double-React symptoms.vp test run apps/mobile/...) — runner compatible from both roots.vp run typecheck(apps/mobile) clean; scopedvp lintclean.No screenshots: this is test infrastructure and test files only; no shipped UI behavior changes, so the before/after evidence is the test run above rather than captures.
Limits & follow-ups
test-t3-mobile) remains the fidelity check.state/preferences.test.ts,state/use-selected-thread-requests.test.tsx); left alone to keep this PR focused — they can migrate file by file on top of this.ThreadFeed,HomeScreen,ThreadNavigationSidebar,thread-list-v2-itemsstill have no component tests; this PR makes them reachable (each will need its own boundary mocks), not done.Conflict note (deliberate, per the audit)
This touches
apps/mobile/package.jsonandpnpm-lock.yamlwhile the dependency-cleanup PR is still open, since the devDeps can't be split from the runner contract (CI installs from the lockfile). The delta is 2 devDeps scoped to@t3tools/mobile(react-test-renderer@19.2.3,@types/react-test-renderer@19.1.0); if it conflicts, resolve by taking the cleanup's lockfile and re-runningvp iwith thispackage.json— the version pins are exact, so regeneration is deterministic.For the
apps/mobile/AGENTS.mdowner (not touched here to avoid clobbering): the setup guidance worth documenting is the component-test recipe (vi.mock("react-native", () => import("../../testing/react-native-test-host"))+ react-test-renderer in node env, host elements queried by type, event props fired insideact) and thereact-test-renderer/reactexact-peer pin rule above.Model: callstack/Apex via pi
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