Feature/sdk rework test coverage #23
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Working on coverage.
Fixed readme
Updating
Implemented beginnings of tests
Updated the kinde test
Continued extending test coverage for Spring starter
Completed load user tests
Increased test coverage
Increased test coverage
Fixed test coverage and correct variable names
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WalkthroughThe changes involve updates to several Java classes and test files within the Kinde Spring Boot SDK. Key modifications include adjustments to dependency injection methods, method signatures, and the introduction of new test classes for various components. Additionally, the README file was updated to reflect changes in the command for installing dependencies. The modifications enhance the overall structure and functionality of the SDK. Changes
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kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeJwtAuthenticationConverterTest.java (2)
1-9: Remove unused import.The
HttpSecurityclass is imported but not used in the test methods. Consider removing this unused import to keep the code clean.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-import org.springframework.security.config.annotation.web.builders.HttpSecurity;
1-24: Improve overall test coverage for KindeJwtAuthenticationConverter.While the current tests cover the basic instantiation of the
KindeJwtAuthenticationConverterclass, they don't provide comprehensive coverage of its functionality. To enhance the test suite, consider adding the following:
- Test cases for different input scenarios (e.g., null or empty permission claims).
- Tests for any public methods in the
KindeJwtAuthenticationConverterclass.- Tests to verify the behavior of the converter when processing actual JWT tokens.
- Edge case scenarios that might occur during token conversion.
To implement these suggestions, you might need to:
- Add more test methods to this class.
- Create mock JWT tokens for testing.
- Use parameterized tests for testing multiple scenarios efficiently.
Example of a potential additional test:
@Test public void testConvertValidJwtToken() { // Setup KindeJwtAuthenticationConverter converter = new KindeJwtAuthenticationConverter("permissions"); Jwt mockJwt = Mockito.mock(Jwt.class); when(mockJwt.getClaim("permissions")).thenReturn(Arrays.asList("read", "write")); // Execute Authentication result = converter.convert(mockJwt); // Verify assertNotNull(result); assertTrue(result instanceof JwtAuthenticationToken); JwtAuthenticationToken jwtAuth = (JwtAuthenticationToken) result; assertEquals(2, jwtAuth.getAuthorities().size()); assertTrue(jwtAuth.getAuthorities().contains(new SimpleGrantedAuthority("read"))); assertTrue(jwtAuth.getAuthorities().contains(new SimpleGrantedAuthority("write"))); }This will help ensure that the
KindeJwtAuthenticationConverteris working correctly in various scenarios.kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/TokenUtilTest.java (2)
39-43: Improve assertions intestRootIssuermethod.While the
testRootIssuermethod does include assertions, the way they are written can be improved for better readability and error reporting.Consider refactoring the test as follows:
@Test public void testRootIssuer() { assertTrue(TokenUtil.isRootOrgIssuer("https://sample.kinde.com"), "https://sample.kinde.com should be recognized as a root org issuer"); assertFalse(TokenUtil.isRootOrgIssuer("https://sample.kinde.com/oauth2/default"), "https://sample.kinde.com/oauth2/default should not be recognized as a root org issuer"); }This refactoring:
- Uses separate
assertTrueandassertFalsestatements for clearer intent.- Adds descriptive messages to each assertion for better error reporting.
- Removes the unnecessary use of the logical NOT operator in the second assertion.
1-46: Consider improving overall test coverage and structure.While the
TokenUtilTestclass provides a good starting point for testing theTokenUtilclass, there are several areas where it can be improved:
- Ensure all methods in
TokenUtilare covered by tests.- Add more test cases to cover different scenarios, including edge cases and error conditions.
- Use parameterized tests where appropriate to test multiple inputs efficiently.
- Consider adding setup methods (e.g.,
@BeforeEach) for common test configurations.- Group related tests using nested test classes (e.g.,
@Nested) for better organization.Here's an example of how you might structure the tests using nested classes:
class TokenUtilTest { @Nested class TokenClaimsToAuthoritiesTests { @Test void withEmptyClaims() { /* ... */ } @Test void withNonEmptyClaims() { /* ... */ } // More tests... } @Nested class TokenScopesToAuthoritiesTests { @Test void withNullToken() { /* ... */ } @Test void withEmptyScopes() { /* ... */ } @Test void withNonEmptyScopes() { /* ... */ } // More tests... } // More nested classes for other methods... }This structure improves readability and organization of your tests, making it easier to maintain and extend in the future.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2ConfigurerTest.java (2)
14-17: Consider using a more descriptive test method name.The current method name
testInitis good, but it could be more specific about what aspect of initialization is being tested. Consider renaming it to something liketestInitConfiguresHttpSecurityortestInitWithMockedDependenciesto provide more context about the test's purpose.
1-31: Summary: Good start, but needs improvements for effective testing.Overall, this is a good start for testing the
KindeOAuth2Configurerclass. However, there are several areas that need improvement to ensure effective and comprehensive testing:
- Add assertions to verify the expected behavior of the
KindeOAuth2Configurer.- Restructure the test to clearly separate different test scenarios.
- Enhance test coverage by verifying interactions with mocked objects.
- Consider adding more test methods to cover different use cases and edge scenarios.
Implementing these changes will significantly improve the quality and reliability of your tests. Keep up the good work on increasing test coverage for the SDK!
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/WebClientUtilTest.java (2)
1-17: Clean up importsThere are some unused and redundant imports in the class. Consider removing or organizing them:
Remove the unused import:
-import com.github.tomakehurst.wiremock.junit5.WireMockTest;Remove the redundant import:
-import org.springframework.web.reactive.function.client.WebClient;This will improve code cleanliness and reduce potential confusion.
22-28: Remove empty setUp and tearDown methodsThe
setUpandtearDownmethods are currently empty and unnecessary. Consider removing them to improve code clarity:- @BeforeEach - public void setUp() throws Exception { - } - - @AfterEach - public void tearDown() throws Exception { - }If setup or teardown logic is needed in the future, you can add these methods back with the required implementation.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2UserServiceTest.java (2)
10-10: Remove unused importThe
java.util.Listimport is not used in this test class. Consider removing it to keep the imports clean and relevant.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-import java.util.List;
1-31: Overall assessment: Good start, but needs improvementsThis new test class for
ReactiveKindeOAuth2UserServiceis a positive step towards improving test coverage for the Spring Boot components of the Kinde Java SDK. However, there are several areas where the test can be enhanced:
- Add assertions to verify the expected behavior of the
loadUsermethod.- Improve the test method name and consider adding more test methods for different scenarios.
- Correct the mock setup, especially for the
reactiveOAuth2UserService.- Add verifications for mock interactions.
- Consider setting up expectations for the
reactiveOAuth2UserService.loadUser()method.- Remove unused imports.
By addressing these points, you'll create a more robust and effective test suite that better ensures the reliability of the
ReactiveKindeOAuth2UserServiceclass.As you continue to improve test coverage for the Spring Boot components of the SDK, consider the following architectural advice:
- Aim for high test coverage, but focus on testing critical paths and edge cases.
- Use parameterized tests to cover multiple scenarios efficiently.
- Consider using a test fixture or a test helper class to reduce duplication in test setup across multiple test methods.
- As the test suite grows, organize tests into logical groups using nested classes or separate test classes for different aspects of the service.
- Implement integration tests in addition to unit tests to ensure that the
ReactiveKindeOAuth2UserServiceworks correctly with other components of the system.kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOidcUserServiceTest.java (1)
1-34: Summary: Good start, but needs improvements for effective testing.This test class is a good start for testing the
ReactiveKindeOidcUserService. However, to ensure robust and effective testing, please implement the suggested improvements:
- Add the Mockito extension to the class.
- Rename the test method to be more descriptive.
- Implement proper assertions to verify the behavior of the
loadUsermethod.- Utilize all mocked dependencies in the test and verify their interactions.
Remember, thorough testing is crucial for maintaining code quality and preventing regressions, especially in security-related components like this OAuth service. Ensure that all possible scenarios and edge cases are covered in your tests.
Consider adding more test methods to cover different scenarios, such as:
- Error handling when the OAuth2 service fails
- Behavior with different types of client registrations
- Edge cases with various user info endpoints
This will help ensure the robustness of your
ReactiveKindeOidcUserServiceimplementation.kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerHttpServerAutoConfigTest.java (2)
15-24: LGTM: Class annotations and declaration are correct.The test class is properly set up with the necessary annotations for a Spring Boot test. The
@TestPropertySourceprovides the required Kinde OAuth2 configuration properties.Consider shortening the class name for improved readability. For example:
public class ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigTest {This maintains clarity while slightly reducing the length.
25-34: LGTM: Test configuration is correctly set up.The nested
@TestConfigurationclass is properly implemented to provide the necessary bean for the test.Remove the
System.out.println("Hello 3");statement on line 29. It appears to be a debugging artifact and should not be present in the final test code.kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfigTest.java (3)
19-28: LGTM: Test class setup looks good, with a minor suggestion.The test class is well-configured with appropriate annotations and test properties. The use of
@TestPropertySource,@SpringBootTest, and@Importis correct for setting up the test environment.Consider extracting the test property values into constants for better maintainability. For example:
private static final String TEST_OAUTH_DOMAIN = "https://test.kinde.com"; private static final String TEST_CLIENT_ID = "test_client_id"; // ... other constants @TestPropertySource(properties = { KindeOAuth2PropertiesMappingEnvironmentPostProcessor.KINDE_OAUTH_DOMAIN + "=" + TEST_OAUTH_DOMAIN, KindeOAuth2PropertiesMappingEnvironmentPostProcessor.KINDE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID + "=" + TEST_CLIENT_ID, // ... other properties })This approach makes it easier to update test values and improves code readability.
29-47: LGTM: Test configuration is well-structured, with room for minor improvements.The
MyTestConfigclass is correctly set up with@TestConfigurationand provides necessary bean definitions for the test environment. MockingKindeSdkClientandKindeOAuth2Propertiesis a good practice for unit testing.Consider the following improvements:
- Remove the
System.out.printlnstatement from thereactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfigbean method. If logging is necessary, use a proper logging framework.@Bean public ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig() { - System.out.println("Hello 3"); return new ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig(); }
- The
reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfigbean method can be simplified:@Bean public ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig() { - ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig = new ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig(); - return reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig; + return new ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig(); }These changes will improve code quality and readability.
1-64: Summary: Good test structure with room for improvement in test methods.Overall, the
ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfigTestclass provides a good foundation for testing theReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig. The test setup, including annotations and configuration, is well-structured. However, there are several areas where the test coverage and quality can be improved:
- Enhance both test methods (
testOauth2UserServiceandtestOidcUserService) by adding assertions and testing various scenarios.- Remove debug print statements and simplify bean creation in the
MyTestConfigclass.- Consider extracting test property values into constants for better maintainability.
Implementing these suggestions will result in more robust and comprehensive tests, ensuring better code quality and reliability for the Kinde Java SDK.
As you continue to develop the test suite for the Spring Boot components of the SDK, consider the following architectural advice:
- Implement integration tests that cover the interaction between different components of the SDK.
- Use test fixtures or factories to create common test objects, reducing duplication across test methods.
- Consider implementing a custom test slice for Kinde-specific configurations to speed up test execution and isolate Kinde-related beans.
- As the test suite grows, organize tests into different classes based on functionality or component being tested to maintain clarity and manageability.
These practices will help ensure the long-term maintainability and effectiveness of your test suite as the SDK evolves.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOidcUserServiceTest.java (1)
22-22: Add Mockito extension annotation to the test class.To properly integrate Mockito with JUnit 5, add the
@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class)annotation to the class declaration. This will enable better handling of mocks and reduce boilerplate code.Apply this change:
+import org.junit.jupiter.api.extension.ExtendWith; +import org.mockito.junit.jupiter.MockitoExtension; +@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class) public class KindeOidcUserServiceTest {kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigTest.java (2)
29-37: Remove unnecessarySystem.out.printlnstatement.The
System.out.println("Hello 3");statement in thekindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig()method is unnecessary and should be removed. It doesn't contribute to the test and may clutter the console output.Apply this diff to remove the print statement:
@Bean public KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig kindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig() { - System.out.println("Hello 3"); KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig kindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig = new KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig(); return kindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig; }
1-62: Overall test class structure is good, but consider expanding test coverage.The
KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigTestclass provides a good foundation for testing theKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigclass. However, there are a few areas where the test coverage and quality could be improved:
- Consider adding more test methods to cover different scenarios and edge cases for the
KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigclass.- Ensure that all public methods of the
KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigclass are tested.- Add comments to explain the purpose of each test method and any complex setup or assertions.
- Consider using parameterized tests for scenarios that require testing with multiple input values.
To improve the overall test architecture:
- Consider creating a separate test class for each major functionality of
KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigif it becomes too large.- Use a constants class or static final variables for commonly used test values (e.g., URLs, client IDs) to improve maintainability.
- If there are common setup steps across multiple test methods, consider using
@BeforeEachto extract this setup.These improvements will help ensure that the
KindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigclass is thoroughly tested and that the tests remain maintainable as the codebase evolves.kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigTest.java (1)
32-50: Remove unnecessary println statement in reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig method.The MyTestConfig inner class is well-structured and provides the necessary beans for testing. However, there's an unnecessary println statement in the reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig method that should be removed.
Please apply the following change:
@Bean public ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig() { - System.out.println("Hello 3"); ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig reactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig = new ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig(); return reactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfig; }kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfigTest.java (3)
20-29: LGTM: Class annotations and declaration are well-structured.The class annotations and declaration are appropriate for setting up the test environment. The
@TestPropertySourceannotation correctly sets up the necessary properties for the Kinde OAuth2 configuration, and the@SpringBootTestannotation is properly used to load the application context for testing.Consider extracting the property values into constants to improve maintainability and readability. For example:
private static final String TEST_OAUTH_DOMAIN = "https://test.kinde.com"; private static final String TEST_CLIENT_ID = "test_client_id"; // ... other constants @TestPropertySource(properties = { KindeOAuth2PropertiesMappingEnvironmentPostProcessor.KINDE_OAUTH_DOMAIN + "=" + TEST_OAUTH_DOMAIN, KindeOAuth2PropertiesMappingEnvironmentPostProcessor.KINDE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID + "=" + TEST_CLIENT_ID, // ... other properties })
31-40: LGTM: Nested configuration class is properly set up, but contains unnecessary debug statement.The nested configuration class
MyTestConfigis correctly annotated with@TestConfigurationand provides a bean forReactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfig. This setup is appropriate for the test environment.Remove the
System.out.println("Hello 3");statement on line 35. Debug statements should not be present in test code. If logging is necessary, consider using a proper logging framework.Consider simplifying the bean method by directly returning the new instance:
@Bean public ReactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfig reactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfig() { return new ReactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfig(); }
1-65: Overall assessment: Good test structure with room for improvement in test methods.The
ReactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfigTestclass is well-structured and provides a good foundation for testing theReactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfig. The use of@SpringBootTest,@TestPropertySource, and the nested configuration class demonstrates a good understanding of Spring Boot testing practices.However, to fully leverage the potential of these tests and ensure robust coverage, consider implementing the following improvements:
- Add assertions and verifications to both test methods to validate the expected behavior.
- Remove debug statements (e.g.,
System.out.println) from the test configuration.- Consider extracting test property values into constants for better maintainability.
- Enhance exception handling in the
testOidcClientInitiatedServerLogoutSuccessHandlermethod.By addressing these points, you'll significantly improve the reliability and effectiveness of your test suite.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2UserServiceTest.java (1)
25-57: LGTM: Setup and teardown methods are well-structured.The class name and setup/teardown methods follow best practices for test isolation. The WireMock server is correctly configured with a stub for the user profile endpoint.
Consider extracting the hardcoded port number (8089) to a constant at the class level for better maintainability:
+private static final int WIREMOCK_PORT = 8089; -wireMockServer = new WireMockServer(8089); +wireMockServer = new WireMockServer(WIREMOCK_PORT); -WireMock.configureFor("localhost", 8089); +WireMock.configureFor("localhost", WIREMOCK_PORT);kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/main/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2AutoConfig.java (1)
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1-91: Summary: Positive changes, consider broader refactoring impact.The changes in this file represent a shift towards better dependency injection practices and more centralized configuration management through
KindeSdkClient. While these changes are improvements, they may be part of a larger refactoring effort.To ensure consistency across the codebase:
- Review other classes that might still be using field injection for
KindeSdkClientand consider updating them to use setter injection.- Check for any remaining usages of
KindeOAuth2Propertiesfor OAuth2 and logout configurations, and consider updating them to useKindeSdkClientwhere appropriate.- Update any documentation or developer guidelines to reflect these new practices.
Consider creating a task or issue to review the entire codebase for consistency with these new patterns, ensuring that all related components are updated accordingly.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2AutoConfigTest.java (2)
50-94: Remove debug print statements and LGTM for the rest.The
MyTestConfigclass is well-structured and provides all necessary mocked beans for the test. However, there are a fewSystem.out.printlnstatements that should be removed:Please remove the following debug print statements:
- Line 56:
System.out.println("Hello 1");- Line 76:
System.out.println("Hello 2");- Line 89:
System.out.println("Hello 3");These statements are likely used for debugging but should not be present in the final test code.
96-107: Consider removing the empty setUp method.The autowired fields are correctly set up for the test class. However, there's an empty
setUpmethod that doesn't serve any purpose in its current state.If you don't plan to use the
setUpmethod, consider removing it to keep the code clean:- @BeforeEach - public void setUp() { - }If you intend to use it later, you may want to add a TODO comment explaining its future use.
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kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/token/jwt/JwtGenerator.java (2)
Learnt from: brettchaldecott PR: kinde-oss/kinde-java-sdk#21 File: kinde-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/token/jwt/JwtGenerator.java:82-110 Timestamp: 2024-08-19T09:42:12.291Z Learning: Hardcoded claims and key IDs in the `refreshToken` method are acceptable for testing purposes.Learnt from: brettchaldecott PR: kinde-oss/kinde-java-sdk#21 File: kinde-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/token/jwt/JwtGenerator.java:19-48 Timestamp: 2024-08-19T09:41:56.859Z Learning: The `generateAccessToken` method in `JwtGenerator` is used for testing purposes, and hardcoded values are acceptable in this context.
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kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/TokenUtilTest.java (1)
1-15: LGTM: Class structure and imports are appropriate.The test class is well-structured with the correct package and necessary imports for JUnit 5, Mockito, and Spring Security classes.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2ConfigurerTest.java (1)
1-13: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are correct.The package declaration and imports are appropriate for the test class. All necessary dependencies are imported, and there are no unused imports.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2UserServiceTest.java (1)
16-30:⚠️ Potential issueEnhance test method with assertions and improve method name
The current test method lacks assertions, which are crucial for verifying the expected behavior of the
loadUsermethod. Additionally, the test method name could be more descriptive.Consider the following improvements:
- Add assertions to verify the expected outcome of the
loadUsermethod call.- Use a more descriptive name for the test method, following the given-when-then pattern.
- Consider breaking down the test into multiple methods to test different scenarios.
Here's an example of how you could improve the test:
@Test public void givenValidUserRequest_whenLoadUser_thenReturnsExpectedOidcUser() { // ... existing setup code ... // When OidcUser result = reactiveKindeOidcUserService.loadUser(userRequest).block(); // Then assertNotNull(result); // Add more specific assertions based on the expected behavior // For example: // assertEquals(expectedUsername, result.getUsername()); // assertTrue(result.getAuthorities().contains(new SimpleGrantedAuthority("ROLE_USER"))); }Also, consider adding more test methods to cover different scenarios, such as:
givenInvalidUserRequest_whenLoadUser_thenThrowsException()givenUserRequestWithCustomClaims_whenLoadUser_thenReturnsUserWithCustomAttributes()To ensure comprehensive test coverage, let's analyze the
ReactiveKindeOidcUserServiceclass:kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOidcUserServiceTest.java (1)
1-15: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are correct.The package declaration and imports are appropriate for the test class. All necessary classes are imported, and there are no unused imports.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerHttpServerAutoConfigTest.java (2)
1-14: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are appropriate.The package declaration and imports are correct and relevant for a Spring Boot test class testing the Kinde OAuth2 configuration.
1-44: Summary: Good test coverage, minor improvements suggestedThis new test class provides coverage for the
ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerHttpServerAutoConfigas intended, aligning with the PR objective of enhancing test coverage for the Spring Boot framework within the Kinde Java SDK.Key points:
- The test setup and configuration are well-structured.
- Minor improvements have been suggested, including shortening the class name, removing a debug print statement, and adding assertions to the test method.
These changes will further enhance the quality and effectiveness of the test coverage. Overall, this addition contributes positively to the SDK's test suite.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeTest.java (1)
1-16: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are appropriate.The package declaration and imports are well-organized and relevant to the test class. All imported classes are used within the test methods.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfigTest.java (1)
1-18: LGTM: Imports and package declaration are appropriate.The package declaration and imports are well-organized and relevant for a Spring Boot test class. All imported classes are used within the test file.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOidcUserServiceTest.java (1)
1-20: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are appropriate.The package declaration and imports are well-organized and relevant to the test class. All necessary classes for JUnit 5, Mockito, and Spring Security are correctly imported.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigTest.java (2)
1-31: LGTM: Class structure and annotations are well-defined.The test class is properly structured with appropriate annotations (@TestPropertySource and @SpringBootTest) and necessary imports. The package declaration and import statements are correct for the test's purpose.
1-70: Overall, good test structure with room for minor improvements.The ReactiveKindeOAuth2ResourceServerAutoConfigTest class is well-structured and follows good practices for Spring Boot testing. Here's a summary of the strengths and areas for improvement:
Strengths:
- Proper use of @SpringBootTest and @TestPropertySource annotations.
- Well-structured inner TestConfiguration class for providing test beans.
- Good use of mocking for dependencies.
Areas for improvement:
- Remove unnecessary println statement in the reactiveKindeOAuth2AutoConfig method.
- Enhance the test method with assertions and correct naming.
- Consider adding more test methods to cover different scenarios and increase test coverage.
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kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/ReactiveKindeOAuth2ServerHttpServerAutoConfigTest.java (1)
1-17: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are appropriate.The package declaration and imports are well-organized and relevant to the test class. All necessary classes are imported, and there are no unused imports.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2UserServiceTest.java (1)
1-23: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are correct.The package declaration matches the file location, and all necessary imports for WireMock, JUnit, Mockito, and Spring Security are present. There are no unused imports.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/main/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2AutoConfig.java (2)
42-45: Excellent improvement in dependency injection approach.The addition of this setter method for
kindeSdkClientis a positive change. It shifts from field injection to setter injection, which is considered a best practice in Spring for several reasons:
- It improves testability by allowing the dependency to be easily mocked or stubbed in unit tests.
- It increases flexibility by enabling the dependency to be changed at runtime if needed.
- It makes the dependency more explicit and easier to manage.
49-53: Approve changes tooidcLogoutSuccessHandler, but verify impact.The modifications to the
oidcLogoutSuccessHandlermethod are logical and align with the new approach of usingKindeSdkClientfor configuration. This centralization can lead to better consistency in managing OAuth2 configurations.However, it's important to ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact other parts of the codebase that might expect
KindeOAuth2Propertiesto be used for logout configuration.To verify the impact of this change, please run the following script:
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KindeOAuth2PropertiesfromoidcLogoutSuccessHandler.The change effectively eliminates the dependency on
KindeOAuth2Propertieswithin theoidcLogoutSuccessHandlermethod. Comprehensive searches confirmed that no other parts of the main codebase rely onKindeOAuth2Properties, ensuring that this modification does not introduce regressions.[Test configurations and related classes continue to utilize
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kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/KindeOAuth2AutoConfigTest.java (1)
1-48: LGTM: Test setup and imports look good.The class-level annotations and imports are well-structured and appropriate for this test class. The
@TestPropertySourceis correctly used to set up test properties, and the@SpringBootTestand@Importannotations properly configure the test context.kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/test/java/com/kinde/spring/UserUtilTest.java (1)
1-26: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate and concise.The import statements cover all necessary classes for the test implementation, including Spring Security components, Mockito for mocking, and JUnit for testing. There are no apparent unused imports.
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1-134: Summary: Approve the change and suggest broader verification.The change from Okta to Kinde OAuth2 properties in the
oidcClientInitiatedServerLogoutSuccessHandlermethod is appropriate and consistent with the rest of the file. The implementation appears to be correctly adapted for Kinde OAuth2.To ensure a complete transition from Okta to Kinde OAuth2, please run the following script to verify that no Okta-specific configurations or dependencies remain in the project:
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README.md (2)
56-56: Approve the build command change with suggestions.The update from
mvn clean installtomvn -B clean packageis a good improvement for CI/CD compatibility and consistency. However, I have a few suggestions:
Consider adding a brief note explaining the implications of this change, especially for developers who might have been using the
installcommand for local development.The
-Bflag (batch mode) is a good addition for non-interactive environments, but it might be worth mentioning this in a comment for clarity.Could you confirm if this change is intentional and how it aligns with the PR objectives of "Feature/sdk rework test coverage"? While it's a good change, it doesn't seem directly related to improving test coverage.
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1-1: Overall README reviewThe README appears to be comprehensive and up-to-date. It covers installation, usage, configuration, and contribution guidelines effectively. The single change made improves the build process description.
However, given that the PR is titled "Feature/sdk rework test coverage", it's worth noting that:
- The README doesn't mention any specific improvements to test coverage.
- There are no visible changes to the testing section or documentation about new tests.
Could you clarify if there should be any updates to the README regarding improved test coverage for the Spring Boot components, as mentioned in the PR description? If so, consider adding a section about the enhanced test coverage and any new testing practices or requirements.
kinde-springboot/kinde-springboot-core/src/main/java/com/kinde/spring/env/KindeOAuth2PropertiesMappingEnvironmentPostProcessor.java (1)
20-20: Verify the intention behind making the class public and non-final.The class
KindeOAuth2PropertiesMappingEnvironmentPostProcessorhas been changed fromfinaltopublic. While this change allows for better testability, it also opens up the possibility for external use and extension of this class.Please confirm if this change is intentional and necessary for the test coverage improvements mentioned in the PR objectives. If so, consider adding Javadoc comments to document the class's purpose and usage for potential external consumers.
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16-46: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider refactoring to reduce code duplication
The methods
generateAccessToken,generateIDToken, andrefreshTokencontain duplicated code for RSA key generation, signer initialization, claim construction, and token signing.To enhance maintainability and readability, consider extracting the common functionality into helper methods or utility classes.
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47-70: Consider adding a comment explaining the removal of opaque token validation.To improve code maintainability and help future developers understand the changes made, consider adding a comment explaining why the opaque token validation was removed. This will provide context for the simplification and help prevent accidental reintroduction of unnecessary complexity.
Here's a suggested comment to add:
// Opaque token validation has been removed to simplify the resource server configuration process. // JWT validation is now the primary method for token validation in this SDK.
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47-47: LGTM: Updated comment reflects the shift to Kinde.The comment change from "configure Okta user services" to "configure kinde user services" accurately reflects the transition from Okta to Kinde in the SDK. This change improves code clarity and aligns with the PR objectives.
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47-70: Verify the impact of removing opaque token validation.The removal of the opaque token validation logic simplifies the code, but it may impact existing implementations that rely on this feature. Please ensure that this change doesn't break any existing functionality and that all use cases are still covered.
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Working on coverage.
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31-38: Excellent addition of test coverage reportingThe introduction of JaCoCo for test coverage reporting is a significant improvement. Running separate reports for different modules provides more detailed insights into the test coverage across the project structure.
Consider adding a step to combine the coverage reports from both modules for a unified project-wide coverage view. This could be achieved using JaCoCo's report aggregation feature.
Example:
- name: Aggregate JaCoCo reports run: mvn jacoco:report-aggregate
40-45: Great addition of Codecov integrationThe integration with Codecov will greatly improve the visibility of test coverage and help track coverage changes over time. The configuration looks correct and follows security best practices by using a secret for the Codecov token.
Consider adding a
fail_ci_if_error: trueoption to the Codecov action. This will cause the CI to fail if there's an issue with uploading the coverage report, ensuring that coverage data is always successfully uploaded.Example:
- name: Upload coverage to Codecov uses: codecov/codecov-action@v4 with: files: '**/target/site/jacoco/jacoco.xml' fail_ci_if_error: true env: CODECOV_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.CODECOV_TOKEN }}
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20-20: LGTM: Improved readabilityThe addition of this blank line enhances the readability of the workflow file by clearly separating the job configuration from the steps.
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20-45: Excellent enhancements to the CI workflowThe changes made to this workflow file significantly improve the CI process by introducing detailed test coverage reporting and integration with Codecov. These enhancements align perfectly with the PR objectives of improving test coverage for the SDK.
Key improvements:
- Introduction of JaCoCo for generating test coverage reports.
- Separate coverage reporting for different modules, allowing for more granular insights.
- Integration with Codecov for easy visualization and tracking of coverage metrics.
These changes will contribute to maintaining high code quality and will provide valuable insights for future development. Great work on enhancing the CI pipeline!
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Added the required Spring Boot test coverage.
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