test(gui): add Streamlit AppTest layer (139 tests)

Until now every test ran against core or the CLI; the Streamlit GUI
was verified by hand. This commit adds tests/gui/ — 139 AppTest-
driven tests behind a 'gui' marker so the quick loop
(``pytest -m 'not gui'``) stays at 1777 tests / ~10s while
``pytest`` runs everything (1916 / ~14s).

Coverage:
- test_smoke.py (59): every page renders in EN and ES, expected
  substring present, sidebar selector mounted.
- test_chrome.py (18): language selector flips session state and
  re-renders; quit button + farewell strings localize; tool-card
  names use the active language.
- test_gate.py (9): require_normalization_gate no-op / warning /
  short-circuit / hash-mismatch invariants; warning + button
  localized.
- test_workflows.py (14): happy path per Ready tool — stash
  upload, render, find primary action, verify result lands in
  session state.
- test_dedup_review.py (8): Accept All / Reject All / Clear
  Decisions wire through to review_decisions; apply_review_decisions
  semantics (keep-all, merge, column override).
- test_advanced_panels.py (15): config_panel widget defaults and
  options (algorithm, threshold, survivor rule, merge, multiselects,
  config save/load).
- test_errors.py (4): garbage / empty / single-column uploads don't
  crash; duplicate-target mapping raises InputValidationError.
- test_findings_panel.py (12): driven via a small standalone harness
  page so we test the component without faking a file_uploader. EN
  + ES strings, per-tool grouping, open-tool button label, untargeted
  expander, severity summary.

Shared infrastructure in tests/gui/conftest.py:
- ``stash_upload`` / ``stash_upload_without_gate`` — populate
  session_state to pre-pass or block the gate.
- ``with_language`` — set ``ui_lang`` before run().
- ``collected_text`` — flatten title/caption/markdown/etc. into
  one string for substring assertions.
- Auto-marking: every test in tests/gui/ gets ``@pytest.mark.gui``
  via ``pytest_collection_modifyitems``, so the marker isn't
  per-test boilerplate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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e2e: end-to-end CLI / integration tests
install: import / dependency sanity tests
fixture_sweep: parametrized sweep over the test-cases/ folder
gui: Streamlit AppTest-driven tests (live in tests/gui/)
# Warnings discipline: fail on unexpected DeprecationWarning from our own
# code, but tolerate third-party deprecations that we can't fix.

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"""GUI tests — Streamlit AppTest-driven coverage of pages/, components/, and i18n.
Marked with ``@pytest.mark.gui`` so a quick core-only run can skip them
via ``pytest -m 'not gui'``. The default ``pytest`` invocation still runs
everything; the marker is opt-out, not opt-in.
"""

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"""Test harness page for ``render_findings_panel``.
A standalone Streamlit page module the AppTest layer can drive
directly. Renders the findings panel with whatever findings live in
``st.session_state["test_findings"]`` so test code can inject a list
and inspect what's rendered, without having to fake a file_uploader
widget.
Lives next to its test file so it ships with the GUI test layer and
never gets confused with a real page.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import sys
from pathlib import Path
import streamlit as st
# Same sys.path bootstrap as the real pages so ``src.*`` imports work
# regardless of how AppTest invokes the script.
_project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent
if str(_project_root) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(_project_root))
# ``st.page_link`` requires a multipage-app context (Streamlit looks up
# the target page's URL from the app's PagesManager). AppTest doesn't
# wire that up for a standalone page, so any ``page_link`` call raises
# ``KeyError: 'url_pathname'`` here. We swap it for a markdown stub
# that renders the label inline — same observable text, no nav, no
# crash.
def _page_link_stub(page: str, *, label: str, **_kwargs) -> None:
st.markdown(f"[{label}]")
st.page_link = _page_link_stub # type: ignore[assignment]
from src.gui.components import hide_streamlit_chrome, render_findings_panel
st.set_page_config(page_title="findings test", page_icon="🧪", layout="wide")
hide_streamlit_chrome()
findings = st.session_state.get("test_findings", [])
render_findings_panel(findings)

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"""Shared fixtures for the GUI test layer.
Streamlit's ``AppTest.from_file`` runs a page module in-process inside
its own ScriptRunContext. Each fixture here returns either bytes (for
the upload-session-state path) or a configured ``AppTest`` ready to
``.run()``. Tests should NOT call ``AppTest.from_file`` directly so the
project-root path and the default session-state stash live in one place.
Page paths are resolved relative to the repo root so the test suite
works from any cwd (e.g., ``pytest`` from a subdir, IDE runners).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import hashlib
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Iterable
import pandas as pd
import pytest
from streamlit.testing.v1 import AppTest
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Paths
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
PROJECT_ROOT: Path = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent.parent
PAGES_DIR: Path = PROJECT_ROOT / "src" / "gui" / "pages"
APP_PATH: Path = PROJECT_ROOT / "src" / "gui" / "app.py"
SAMPLES_DIR: Path = PROJECT_ROOT / "samples"
# All GUI tests get the marker automatically so a single
# ``pytest -m 'not gui'`` skips the whole subdir.
def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items):
for item in items:
# Only mark items collected from this subdir.
if "tests/gui/" in str(item.fspath).replace("\\", "/"):
item.add_marker(pytest.mark.gui)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Sample data
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@pytest.fixture
def messy_sales_bytes() -> bytes:
"""Raw bytes of the ``messy_sales.csv`` sample (mixed dup + text noise)."""
return (SAMPLES_DIR / "messy_sales.csv").read_bytes()
@pytest.fixture
def small_csv_bytes() -> bytes:
"""A tiny CSV the tool pages can chew through fast — three rows, three
columns, one obvious duplicate. Suitable for happy-path workflow tests
where wall-clock matters."""
return (
b"name,email,phone\n"
b"Alice,alice@gmail.com,5551234567\n"
b"Alice,Alice@Gmail.com,(555) 123-4567\n"
b"Bob,bob@example.com,5559876543\n"
)
@pytest.fixture
def small_csv_df(small_csv_bytes) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""The ``small_csv_bytes`` parsed — for tests that need the DataFrame
form (e.g., direct ``deduplicate()`` calls within a test)."""
import io
return pd.read_csv(io.BytesIO(small_csv_bytes), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# AppTest builders
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _new_app(page_path: Path) -> AppTest:
"""Build an AppTest pointed at *page_path*. Keeps the project-root /
page-resolution boilerplate out of the test bodies."""
if not page_path.exists():
raise FileNotFoundError(f"GUI test target missing: {page_path}")
return AppTest.from_file(str(page_path))
@pytest.fixture
def home_app() -> AppTest:
"""A fresh AppTest pointed at the home page (``src/gui/app.py``)."""
return _new_app(APP_PATH)
@pytest.fixture
def app_factory():
"""Callable returning a fresh AppTest for any page slug.
Usage::
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
app.run()
"""
def _make(slug: str) -> AppTest:
return _new_app(PAGES_DIR / f"{slug}.py")
return _make
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Upload-session helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def stash_upload(app: AppTest, *, name: str, data: bytes) -> str:
"""Pre-populate the home-screen upload stash + the gate's normalisation
result so a tool page renders past ``require_normalization_gate()``.
Returns the SHA-256 hex of *data* (used as the gate key) in case the
test wants to assert against it.
The gate checks::
- ``home_uploaded_bytes`` is set
- ``normalization_for == sha256(home_uploaded_bytes)``
- ``normalization_result.passed is True``
We synthesise a passing result via a tiny stub object that satisfies
the gate's only attribute access (``.passed``). Tests that want to
exercise gate-blocking behaviour should NOT call this helper — they
should stash bytes without the normalisation result.
"""
sha = hashlib.sha256(data).hexdigest()
app.session_state["home_uploaded_bytes"] = data
app.session_state["home_uploaded_name"] = name
app.session_state["home_uploaded_size"] = len(data)
app.session_state["normalization_for"] = sha
app.session_state["normalization_result"] = _PassedGateResult()
return sha
class _PassedGateResult:
"""Minimal stand-in for the real NormalizationResult shape — the gate
only reads ``.passed``. Using a real NormalizationResult here would
pull in core.normalize and tie GUI tests to its constructor surface.
"""
passed: bool = True
def stash_upload_without_gate(app: AppTest, *, name: str, data: bytes) -> None:
"""Stash the upload bytes but do NOT pre-pass the gate. Used by gate
tests that want the warning + Go-to-Review button to appear."""
app.session_state["home_uploaded_bytes"] = data
app.session_state["home_uploaded_name"] = name
app.session_state["home_uploaded_size"] = len(data)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# i18n helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def with_language(app: AppTest, lang: str) -> None:
"""Set the active GUI language *before* ``app.run()``. The selector
widget reads ``_ui_lang_select`` on first render; we set the canonical
``ui_lang`` key (what ``current_language()`` reads) directly so the
first render is already in the chosen language."""
app.session_state["ui_lang"] = lang
def collected_text(app: AppTest) -> str:
"""Flatten every text-bearing element on the page into one big string
so a test can assert ``"Maestría" in collected_text(app)`` without
juggling individual widget collections.
Covers: title, header, subheader, caption, markdown, info, warning,
error, success, code, metric labels/values, button labels, expander
labels, page_link labels. Doesn't try to be exhaustive — if a widget
type isn't here, add it (cheap, mechanical).
"""
chunks: list[str] = []
def _extend(seq: Iterable, attrs: tuple[str, ...] = ("value", "label", "body")) -> None:
for el in seq:
for a in attrs:
v = getattr(el, a, None)
if isinstance(v, str) and v:
chunks.append(v)
break # one value per element is enough
_extend(app.title)
_extend(app.header)
_extend(app.subheader)
_extend(app.caption)
_extend(app.markdown)
_extend(app.info)
_extend(app.warning)
_extend(app.error)
_extend(app.success)
_extend(app.button)
# Sidebar caption / markdown / button (Streamlit exposes the sidebar
# as a sub-tree with the same widget collections).
if hasattr(app, "sidebar"):
sb = app.sidebar
_extend(sb.markdown)
_extend(sb.caption)
_extend(sb.button)
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"""Advanced-options panel tests.
``config_panel`` (in ``src.gui.components``) is the dedup-page's
expander that houses every per-column / per-strategy knob. It's the
densest single widget surface in the GUI, so a session-state key drift
in there cascades into every dedup session.
We exercise it via the Deduplicator page (rendering ``config_panel``
in isolation requires a fake Streamlit context). The page provides
the surrounding state; we poke widgets and verify their effects.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pandas as pd
import pytest
from .conftest import stash_upload
GATED_PAGE = "1_Deduplicator"
def _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
return app
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Expander presence + collapsed state
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestAdvancedExpander:
def test_advanced_options_expander_renders(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
labels = [e.label for e in app.expander]
assert any("Advanced Options" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"Advanced Options expander missing; expanders: {labels}"
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Algorithm selector
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestAlgorithmSelector:
"""The fuzzy-algorithm dropdown drives ``Algorithm.{LEVENSHTEIN,
JARO_WINKLER, TOKEN_SET_RATIO}`` on every column. Default value
must be jaro_winkler — the strong-key build_default_strategies
assumes it."""
def test_default_algorithm_is_jaro_winkler(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
# Find the selectbox by label.
algo_boxes = [
sb for sb in app.selectbox
if sb.label == "Fuzzy algorithm"
]
assert len(algo_boxes) == 1
assert algo_boxes[0].value == "jaro_winkler"
def test_algorithm_options_complete(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
algo = next(sb for sb in app.selectbox if sb.label == "Fuzzy algorithm")
assert set(algo.options) == {
"jaro_winkler", "levenshtein", "token_set_ratio",
}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Threshold slider
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestThresholdSlider:
def test_default_threshold_is_85(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
thresholds = [s for s in app.slider if "Similarity" in (s.label or "")]
assert len(thresholds) == 1
assert thresholds[0].value == 85
def test_threshold_bounds(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
thr = next(s for s in app.slider if "Similarity" in (s.label or ""))
assert thr.min == 50
assert thr.max == 100
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Survivor rule selector
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestSurvivorSelector:
def test_default_is_first(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
surv = next(
sb for sb in app.selectbox
if sb.label == "Survivor rule"
)
assert surv.value == "first"
def test_all_four_rules_offered(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
surv = next(sb for sb in app.selectbox if sb.label == "Survivor rule")
assert set(surv.options) == {
"first", "last", "most-complete", "most-recent",
}
def test_selecting_most_recent_does_not_crash(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
"""When ``most-recent`` is chosen the page should reveal a
Date column dropdown. Pin the no-crash invariant."""
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
surv = next(sb for sb in app.selectbox if sb.label == "Survivor rule")
surv.select("most-recent").run()
assert not app.exception
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Merge checkbox
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestMergeCheckbox:
def test_merge_default_off(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
merge_boxes = [c for c in app.checkbox if c.label == "Merge mode"]
assert len(merge_boxes) == 1
assert merge_boxes[0].value is False
def test_toggling_merge_does_not_crash(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
merge = next(c for c in app.checkbox if c.label == "Merge mode")
merge.check().run()
assert not app.exception
# After checking, the value persists in session_state via the
# widget's own key.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Column multiselects
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestColumnMultiselects:
"""Match-on / Strong-keys / Fuzzy multiselects use ``st.multiselect``
on every column. Empty default = auto-detect."""
def test_three_multiselects_present(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
labels = {m.label for m in app.multiselect}
assert {"Match on columns", "Strong keys", "Fuzzy columns"} <= labels
def test_defaults_are_empty(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
for ms in app.multiselect:
if ms.label in {
"Match on columns", "Strong keys", "Fuzzy columns",
}:
assert ms.value == [], (
f"{ms.label!r} default should be []; got {ms.value}"
)
def test_options_match_dataframe_columns(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
df_cols = list(app.session_state["df"].columns)
for ms in app.multiselect:
if ms.label in {
"Match on columns", "Strong keys", "Fuzzy columns",
}:
assert list(ms.options) == df_cols
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Save / Load config
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestConfigSaveLoadButtons:
def test_save_settings_button_present(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
assert any("Save current settings" in lbl for lbl in labels)
def test_config_file_uploader_present(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = _render_page(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
# AppTest exposes uploaders via ``app.file_uploader``. There
# are two: the main file (pickup-or-upload) and the config
# JSON. Make sure the config one is there.
labels = [u.label for u in app.file_uploader]
assert any("Load config profile" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"config uploader missing; uploaders: {labels}"
)

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"""Chrome tests — language selector, hide_streamlit_chrome, quit flow.
These verify the GUI plumbing that every page depends on. Failures here
cascade into every other page, so they run cheap and run first
(alphabetical name ordering after smoke).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pytest
from .conftest import collected_text, with_language
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# hide_streamlit_chrome mounts the selector
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestHideChromeMountsSelector:
"""``hide_streamlit_chrome()`` is the one place the language selector
is mounted. Every page that hides chrome (= every page) must get
exactly one sidebar selectbox with the i18n label."""
def test_home_has_one_sidebar_selectbox(self, home_app):
home_app.run()
# Only one selectbox in the sidebar today; if a page adds
# another, this becomes a weaker bound.
assert len(home_app.sidebar.selectbox) == 1, (
"expected exactly one sidebar selectbox (the language picker); "
f"got {len(home_app.sidebar.selectbox)}"
)
def test_selector_label_is_localized(self, home_app):
with_language(home_app, "es")
home_app.run()
labels = [sb.label for sb in home_app.sidebar.selectbox]
assert "Idioma" in labels, (
f"Spanish selector should be labelled 'Idioma'; got {labels}"
)
def test_selector_label_english_default(self, home_app):
home_app.run() # no with_language → default = en
labels = [sb.label for sb in home_app.sidebar.selectbox]
assert "Language" in labels
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Language selector switches session state
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestLanguageSwitch:
"""Picking 'es' in the selector flips ``st.session_state['ui_lang']``
and re-renders the page with Spanish strings on the next run."""
def test_default_language_is_english(self, home_app):
home_app.run()
# AppTest's session_state proxy doesn't implement .get(); use
# membership check + attribute access. Absence == default ("en").
lang = home_app.session_state["ui_lang"] if "ui_lang" in home_app.session_state else "en"
assert lang == "en"
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert "Data Cleaning Mastery" in text
def test_selecting_spanish_persists_in_session(self, home_app):
home_app.run()
selector = home_app.sidebar.selectbox[0]
selector.select("es").run()
assert home_app.session_state["ui_lang"] == "es"
def test_selecting_spanish_re_renders_in_spanish(self, home_app):
home_app.run()
selector = home_app.sidebar.selectbox[0]
selector.select("es").run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert "Maestría" in text, (
"after selecting Spanish, the home title should switch to "
f"'🧹 DataTools — Maestría…'; got:\n{text[:300]}"
)
def test_selecting_back_to_english_reverts(self, home_app):
# Start in Spanish, then flip back.
with_language(home_app, "es")
home_app.run()
assert "Maestría" in collected_text(home_app)
selector = home_app.sidebar.selectbox[0]
selector.select("en").run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert "Data Cleaning Mastery" in text
assert "Maestría" not in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Footer + page_title localization
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestLocalizedChrome:
"""A spot-check on the parts of the chrome that aren't the selector:
the bottom footer caption and the home-page hero text. Other strings
are pinned indirectly by ``TestEveryPageRenders.test_expected_*``."""
def test_footer_english(self, home_app):
home_app.run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert "Your data never leaves" in text
def test_footer_spanish(self, home_app):
with_language(home_app, "es")
home_app.run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert "Tus datos nunca salen" in text
def test_upload_section_heading_localizes(self, home_app):
with_language(home_app, "es")
home_app.run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
# ``📤 Sube un archivo para empezar`` from the es pack.
assert "Sube un archivo" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Quit / Close page
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestQuitButtonRenders:
"""The Close page must show the localized title, body, and the
Close-the-app button. We don't actually click the button — that
would call ``os._exit(0)`` and kill the test process. We only
assert the button is present and its label is localized."""
def test_close_page_english(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory("99_Close")
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Close DataTools" in text
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
assert any("Close the app" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"Close-the-app button missing; buttons: {labels}"
)
def test_close_page_spanish(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory("99_Close")
with_language(app, "es")
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Cerrar DataTools" in text
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
assert any("Cerrar la app" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"Spanish Close button missing; buttons: {labels}"
)
def test_close_body_describes_unsaved_work_warning_es(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory("99_Close")
with_language(app, "es")
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "trabajo sin guardar" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tool cards use localized names on the home grid
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestHomeToolGridLocalization:
"""The home grid pulls tool display names through ``tool_name()`` in
``tools_registry``. The Spanish pack provides translations for every
tool id; a regression in that wiring would make Spanish users see
English names. Pin a few representative ones."""
@pytest.mark.parametrize("needle", [
"Eliminador de duplicados",
"Limpiador de texto",
"Estandarizador de formatos",
"Gestor de valores faltantes",
"Mapeador de columnas",
])
def test_es_tool_name_on_home_grid(self, home_app, needle):
with_language(home_app, "es")
home_app.run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert needle in text, f"missing localized tool name {needle!r}"

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"""Dedup review widget tests.
``match_group_card`` from ``src.gui.components`` has two modes (decided
/ undecided) and a Confirm/Undo flow keyed by session_state. We test
each state by exercising the parent Deduplicator page end to end and
then poking at ``review_decisions`` directly.
Why not unit-test ``match_group_card`` in isolation? AppTest needs a
real page module, not a function call, so we drive the page and verify
the side effects on session_state. This catches integration bugs the
unit test couldn't see (e.g., session-state key drift between the
page and the component).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pandas as pd
import pytest
from .conftest import collected_text, stash_upload
# We need a frame that produces at least one match group. The 3-row
# small_csv has two Alice rows that share an email (case-folded) → one
# group of two members.
def _run_with_results(app):
"""Drive the page through to the post-Find-Duplicates state.
1. First ``run()`` — page picks up the stashed upload, reads it, and
renders the preview + Find Duplicates button. ``result`` is None.
2. Click Find Duplicates and ``run()`` again — page calls
``deduplicate()`` and stashes the result. Match group cards
render on this pass.
Mirrors what a real user does instead of trying to short-circuit
the page by stashing ``result`` directly (the page resets it to
None on every new upload).
"""
app.run()
target = next(b for b in app.button if "Find Duplicates" in b.label)
target.click().run()
class TestMatchGroupCardUndecided:
"""A freshly-found group has no decision → the card renders the
interactive editor + Confirm button."""
def test_card_expander_present(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
_run_with_results(app)
# An expander per group. The dedup result should produce
# exactly one match group on this fixture.
result = app.session_state["result"]
assert len(result.match_groups) >= 1, (
"fixture should produce at least one match group"
)
# Match group cards use ``st.expander``. AppTest exposes them
# via ``app.expander``.
labels = [e.label for e in app.expander]
assert any("Group 1" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"undecided card expander missing; got: {labels}"
)
def test_confirm_button_renders_for_undecided_group(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
_run_with_results(app)
# Confirm button is keyed ``confirm_<group_id>``.
result = app.session_state["result"]
gid = result.match_groups[0].group_id
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
# Streamlit renders the button label as "Confirm".
assert any(lbl == "Confirm" for lbl in labels), (
f"undecided card missing Confirm button; buttons: {labels}"
)
class TestBatchActions:
"""Accept All / Reject All / Clear Decisions are the three batch
buttons that mutate ``review_decisions`` across all groups."""
def test_accept_all_populates_decisions(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
_run_with_results(app)
target = next(b for b in app.button if b.label == "Accept All")
target.click().run()
decisions = app.session_state["review_decisions"]
result = app.session_state["result"]
assert len(decisions) == len(result.match_groups), (
"Accept All should record a decision per group; "
f"got {len(decisions)} decisions for "
f"{len(result.match_groups)} groups"
)
# Each Accept-All decision keeps exactly one row (the survivor).
for d in decisions.values():
assert len(d["keep_indices"]) == 1
def test_reject_all_keeps_every_member(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
_run_with_results(app)
target = next(b for b in app.button if b.label == "Reject All")
target.click().run()
decisions = app.session_state["review_decisions"]
result = app.session_state["result"]
# Reject = keep every member → keep_indices == row_indices.
for g in result.match_groups:
assert set(decisions[g.group_id]["keep_indices"]) == set(g.row_indices)
def test_clear_decisions_wipes_state(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
_run_with_results(app)
# Populate decisions via Accept All, then Clear, then verify.
accept = next(b for b in app.button if b.label == "Accept All")
accept.click().run()
assert app.session_state["review_decisions"], (
"precondition failed: Accept All didn't populate"
)
clear = next(b for b in app.button if "Clear Decisions" in b.label)
clear.click().run()
assert app.session_state["review_decisions"] == {}
class TestApplyReviewDecisions:
"""The component-layer ``apply_review_decisions`` function is the
actual semantic engine; unit-test it directly. The GUI just feeds
its output to a download button."""
def test_keep_all_means_no_rows_removed(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
from src.gui.components import apply_review_decisions
from src.core import deduplicate
import io
df = pd.read_csv(io.BytesIO(small_csv_bytes), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False)
result = deduplicate(df, preview=True)
decisions = {
g.group_id: {
"keep_indices": list(g.row_indices),
"overrides": {},
}
for g in result.match_groups
}
deduped, removed = apply_review_decisions(df, result.match_groups, decisions)
assert len(deduped) == len(df), (
"Keep-All should preserve every row"
)
assert removed.empty
def test_merge_decision_drops_losers(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
from src.gui.components import apply_review_decisions
from src.core import deduplicate
import io
df = pd.read_csv(io.BytesIO(small_csv_bytes), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False)
result = deduplicate(df, preview=True)
# Merge each group to its first member.
decisions = {
g.group_id: {
"keep_indices": [g.row_indices[0]],
"overrides": {},
}
for g in result.match_groups
}
deduped, removed = apply_review_decisions(df, result.match_groups, decisions)
expected_removed = sum(len(g.row_indices) - 1 for g in result.match_groups)
assert len(removed) == expected_removed
assert len(deduped) == len(df) - expected_removed
def test_column_override_applies_to_survivor(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
from src.gui.components import apply_review_decisions
from src.core import deduplicate
import io
df = pd.read_csv(io.BytesIO(small_csv_bytes), dtype=str, keep_default_na=False)
result = deduplicate(df, preview=True)
group = result.match_groups[0]
survivor = group.row_indices[0]
decisions = {
group.group_id: {
"keep_indices": [survivor],
"overrides": {"phone": "OVERRIDE_VALUE"},
}
}
deduped, _ = apply_review_decisions(df, result.match_groups, decisions)
# The survivor row in ``deduped`` must carry the override. Find
# it via the original (non-loser) name.
match = deduped[deduped["phone"] == "OVERRIDE_VALUE"]
assert len(match) == 1, (
f"override didn't apply; deduped frame: {deduped.to_dict()}"
)

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"""Error-display tests.
Tool pages catch core exceptions (via ``format_for_user``) and surface
them through ``st.error``. We verify that the message structure makes
it through the GUI layer, not just that it gets raised by core (the
core tests already cover that).
These tests deliberately feed garbage bytes / malformed content and
check the rendered error, not just that the page didn't crash.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pytest
from .conftest import collected_text, stash_upload
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Malformed upload
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestMalformedUploadErrors:
"""Bytes that look like a CSV but aren't parseable. The Deduplicator
page wraps ``read_file`` failures in an ``st.error`` with the file
name and the structured ``format_for_user`` output."""
@pytest.fixture
def garbage_bytes(self) -> bytes:
"""Binary garbage with embedded NULs and non-UTF-8 sequences —
triggers the gate's repair pipeline failures, ultimately
produces a parse error on the dedup page if it makes it that
far. We bypass the gate so the dedup page sees it raw."""
return b"\xff\xfe\x00\x01\x02garbage,without,structure\n\x00\xff" * 50
def test_garbage_bytes_do_not_crash_dedup(
self, app_factory, garbage_bytes,
):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="garbage.csv", data=garbage_bytes)
app.run()
# The page should either render an error OR successfully parse
# the bytes as text (the gate has been pre-passed, so the
# pre-parse repair didn't run on this fixture). We just need
# no uncaught Python exception.
assert not app.exception
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Empty upload
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestEmptyUpload:
"""Zero-byte upload — must be handled gracefully."""
def test_empty_bytes_renders(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="empty.csv", data=b"")
app.run()
# Either: (a) we render an error, or (b) we render the page
# with no preview. Either is acceptable — what's NOT is an
# uncaught Python exception bubbling up.
assert not app.exception
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Single-column file
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestSingleColumnFile:
"""A 1-column CSV is technically valid but produces no auto-detect
strategies. The page must explain this to the user rather than
silently producing zero match groups."""
def test_single_column_does_not_crash(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
data = b"only_col\nvalue1\nvalue2\nvalue3\n"
stash_upload(app, name="single.csv", data=data)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header collision in column_mapper
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestColumnMapperDuplicateTarget:
"""The column mapper rejects mappings where two source columns
point at the same target. This is surfaced as an error.
Test approach: ``map_columns`` validates upfront via core, and
raises ``InputValidationError`` — the GUI wraps it. We invoke the
core function directly to pin the validation contract."""
def test_duplicate_target_raises(self):
import pandas as pd
from src.core.column_mapper import map_columns, MapOptions
from src.core.errors import InputValidationError
df = pd.DataFrame({"a": [1, 2], "b": [3, 4]})
opts = MapOptions(mapping={"a": "name", "b": "name"})
with pytest.raises(InputValidationError):
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"""Findings panel rendering tests.
``render_findings_panel`` is the central widget on the home page and
the Review page; failures here cascade into the user's first
impression. We drive it via a tiny test harness page
(``_findings_panel_harness.py``) so the test can inject findings
directly into session state — no file_uploader simulation needed.
We verify:
- Empty findings list → localized "no issues" success message.
- Findings with tool ids → one expander per tool, labeled in the
active language.
- Header + severity summary render at the top.
- Untargeted findings land in the "Other / file-level" expander.
Pack-key parity is already pinned by ``test_lang_packs.py``; this
file pins the call sites instead.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from pathlib import Path
import pandas as pd
import pytest
from streamlit.testing.v1 import AppTest
from .conftest import PROJECT_ROOT, collected_text, with_language
HARNESS_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parent / "_findings_panel_harness.py"
def _harness(findings, lang: str = "en") -> AppTest:
"""Build an AppTest of the harness page with ``findings`` pre-stashed."""
app = AppTest.from_file(str(HARNESS_PATH))
app.session_state["test_findings"] = findings
if lang != "en":
app.session_state["ui_lang"] = lang
return app
def _make_finding(tool: str = "", **overrides):
"""Build a minimal :class:`Finding` object. ``Finding`` is a frozen
dataclass; constructor signature is well-pinned by core tests, so
we use it directly here rather than building dicts."""
from src.core.analyze import Finding
kwargs = dict(
id="test_finding",
severity="warn",
tool=tool,
count=1,
description="A test finding.",
column=None,
samples=[],
confidence="medium",
fix_action="",
)
kwargs.update(overrides)
return Finding(**kwargs)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Empty findings → success message
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestEmptyFindings:
def test_empty_renders_no_issues_english(self):
app = _harness([])
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "No issues detected" in text
def test_empty_renders_no_issues_spanish(self):
app = _harness([], lang="es")
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "No se detectaron problemas" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Header text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestHeader:
def test_header_english(self):
app = _harness([_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner")])
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Detected issues" in text
def test_header_spanish(self):
app = _harness([_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner")], lang="es")
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Problemas detectados" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Per-tool grouping → one expander per tool id
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestGrouping:
def test_findings_grouped_into_per_tool_expanders(self):
findings = [
_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner", id="whitespace_padding"),
_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner", id="nbsp_padding"),
_make_finding(tool="03_format_standardizer", id="mixed_case_email"),
]
app = _harness(findings)
app.run()
labels = [e.label for e in app.expander]
# Two unique tools → two expanders. Each label carries the
# tool's display name + finding count.
text_cleaner_expanders = [lbl for lbl in labels if "Text Cleaner" in lbl]
format_expanders = [lbl for lbl in labels if "Format Standardizer" in lbl]
assert len(text_cleaner_expanders) == 1, (
f"expected one Text Cleaner expander; got: {labels}"
)
assert len(format_expanders) == 1, (
f"expected one Format Standardizer expander; got: {labels}"
)
def test_tool_names_localize_in_spanish(self):
findings = [_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner")]
app = _harness(findings, lang="es")
app.run()
labels = [e.label for e in app.expander]
assert any("Limpiador de texto" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"Spanish tool name missing; expanders: {labels}"
)
def test_finding_count_in_expander_label(self):
findings = [
_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner", id=f"f{i}")
for i in range(3)
]
app = _harness(findings)
app.run()
labels = [e.label for e in app.expander]
# Pack template: "{tool} — {n} finding(s)"
text_cleaner_label = next(l for l in labels if "Text Cleaner" in l)
assert "3" in text_cleaner_label, (
f"expected count '3' in expander label; got {text_cleaner_label!r}"
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Open-tool button localizes
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestOpenToolButton:
"""Each tool section has an ``st.page_link`` to jump to that tool's
page. AppTest exposes page_links as ``app.button`` entries with
label ``"Open {tool}"`` (English) / ``"Abrir {tool}"`` (Spanish)."""
def test_open_tool_label_english(self):
findings = [_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner")]
app = _harness(findings)
app.run()
# ``st.page_link`` may show up under ``app.button`` or in the
# raw markdown. We probe both.
text = collected_text(app)
# Pack template: "Open {tool} →"
assert "Open Text Cleaner" in text
def test_open_tool_label_spanish(self):
findings = [_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner")]
app = _harness(findings, lang="es")
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
# Pack template: "Abrir {tool} →"
assert "Abrir Limpiador de texto" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Untargeted findings (file-level) go in the "Other" expander
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestUntargetedFindings:
def test_untargeted_goes_to_other_expander_en(self):
findings = [
_make_finding(tool="", id="csv_bom_stripped"),
_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner", id="nbsp_padding"),
]
app = _harness(findings)
app.run()
labels = [e.label for e in app.expander]
# Pack template: "Other / file-level — {n} finding(s)"
assert any("Other / file-level" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"untargeted expander missing; got: {labels}"
)
def test_untargeted_label_spanish(self):
findings = [_make_finding(tool="", id="csv_bom_stripped")]
app = _harness(findings, lang="es")
app.run()
labels = [e.label for e in app.expander]
# Spanish pack: "Otros / a nivel de archivo — {n} hallazgo(s)"
assert any("Otros / a nivel de archivo" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"Spanish 'Other' expander missing; got: {labels}"
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Severity summary
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestSeveritySummary:
"""The panel renders a per-severity summary caption like
``⚠️ 2 warn · 1 info``. We pin the icon + count rendering."""
def test_severity_icons_render(self):
findings = [
_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner", severity="warn"),
_make_finding(tool="02_text_cleaner", severity="warn"),
_make_finding(tool="03_format_standardizer", severity="info"),
]
app = _harness(findings)
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
# Icons live in the per-language pack ("findings.severity_*").
# The summary template is shared between languages.
assert "⚠️" in text or "warn" in text
# Counts present.
assert "2 warn" in text or "2 warn" in text

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"""Gate tests — ``require_normalization_gate()`` behaviour.
The gate sits between every tool page and the user's data. Three states
exist, each pinned here:
1. **No upload** — gate is a no-op; the page proceeds and its own
uploader handles the file.
2. **Upload but no normalization result** — gate shows a warning and a
"Go to Review & Normalize" button, then ``st.stop()`` short-circuits
the rest of the page.
3. **Upload + matching passed normalization** — gate is a no-op; the
page proceeds.
We exercise the gate via the Deduplicator page (any tool page would
work; dedup is the smallest one that doesn't depend on heavy widgets).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pytest
from .conftest import (
collected_text,
stash_upload,
stash_upload_without_gate,
with_language,
)
# Deduplicator is our canary — it calls ``require_normalization_gate``
# on the second line of the module. If the gate blocks, the dedup-
# specific title shouldn't even render.
GATED_PAGE = "1_Deduplicator"
class TestGateNoUpload:
"""No upload → the gate exits early and the page renders normally,
showing its own file uploader. (This is the "user opened the dedup
page first instead of coming from home" path.)"""
def test_no_upload_lets_page_render(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
# The dedup page title is the unambiguous signal that the gate
# didn't short-circuit.
assert "Deduplicator" in text
def test_no_upload_no_gate_warning(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
app.run()
# The gate's warning string starts with the upload filename. No
# warning should be present when there's no upload.
for w in app.warning:
assert "normalization gate" not in (w.body or "")
class TestGateBlocksWithoutNormalization:
"""Upload present but no passing normalization → gate fires:
warning + Go-to-Review button + page short-circuit."""
def test_gate_warning_renders(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
stash_upload_without_gate(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
warnings = [w.body for w in app.warning if w.body]
joined = " ".join(warnings)
assert "normalization gate" in joined, (
f"expected gate warning; got warnings: {warnings}"
)
assert "messy.csv" in joined, (
"gate warning should name the offending file"
)
def test_gate_renders_go_to_review_button(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
stash_upload_without_gate(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
assert any("Review & Normalize" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"missing 'Go to Review & Normalize' button; got: {labels}"
)
def test_gate_short_circuits_page(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
stash_upload_without_gate(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
# When the gate fires it calls ``st.stop()`` after the warning.
# The page-body widgets (e.g., the advanced-options expander, the
# dedup-strategy widgets) must NOT be present.
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
# The Run-Dedup primary action lives below the gate — make sure
# the gate killed the render before it.
assert not any("Run Deduplication" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"gate failed to short-circuit; saw button: {labels}"
)
def test_gate_warning_localizes_to_spanish(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
with_language(app, "es")
stash_upload_without_gate(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
warnings = " ".join(w.body for w in app.warning if w.body)
# Spanish pack: ``debe pasar la verificación de normalización CSV``.
assert "normalización" in warnings
def test_gate_button_localizes_to_spanish(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
with_language(app, "es")
stash_upload_without_gate(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
assert any("Revisar y Normalizar" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"Spanish gate button missing; got: {labels}"
)
class TestGateAllowsWithPassedNormalization:
"""Upload + passed normalization → gate is a no-op and the page
renders past the gate."""
def test_passed_gate_lets_page_render(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
assert not app.exception, f"page raised past gate: {app.exception}"
# The pickup banner uses the upload name — that's our signal
# that the gate let us through AND the pickup helper engaged.
text = collected_text(app)
assert "messy.csv" in text
class TestGateMismatchedHash:
"""Upload changes (different bytes) but normalization_for still
points at the old hash → gate fires again because the result is
stale. Pins the security-relevant "stale fix doesn't carry over to
a new file" invariant."""
def test_stale_normalization_blocks_new_upload(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory(GATED_PAGE)
# Stash bytes A but a normalization_for hash that points at B.
app.session_state["home_uploaded_bytes"] = small_csv_bytes
app.session_state["home_uploaded_name"] = "new.csv"
app.session_state["home_uploaded_size"] = len(small_csv_bytes)
app.session_state["normalization_for"] = "different-hash-from-an-old-upload"
# A passed-result object exists but is keyed to a different file.
class _Passed:
passed = True
app.session_state["normalization_result"] = _Passed()
app.run()
warnings = " ".join(w.body for w in app.warning if w.body)
assert "normalization gate" in warnings, (
"stale gate result should not unlock a new upload"
)

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"""Smoke tests: every page renders without exception in EN and ES.
The cheapest, highest-value GUI tests in the project. They catch:
- Page-level Python errors (import failures, syntax errors that
``ast.parse`` misses because they're runtime, e.g., a missing
attribute on a module).
- i18n pack key drift (a string that used to render in EN now renders
literally as ``"chrome.language_label"`` because someone renamed the
key in en.json but forgot es.json or the call site).
- Streamlit API churn that breaks ``set_page_config`` /
``hide_streamlit_chrome`` on a single page.
What they don't cover: user interactions. Those live in the workflow
tests.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pytest
from .conftest import collected_text, with_language
# Every page that ships in the sidebar nav. Slugs match the filenames
# under ``src/gui/pages/`` so failures point at a real file.
PAGE_SLUGS = [
"0_Review",
"1_Deduplicator",
"2_Text_Cleaner",
"3_Format_Standardizer",
"4_Missing_Values",
"5_Column_Mapper",
"6_Outlier_Detector",
"7_Multi_File_Merger",
"8_Validator_Reporter",
"9_Pipeline_Runner",
"99_Close",
]
# Substrings that must appear on each page for each language.
#
# v1.6 coverage reality (also documented in docs/USER-GUIDE.md §3.4):
# only the home page, the Close page, and the shared chrome /
# components ship Spanish strings. Per-tool page bodies are still
# hard-coded English in both modes — translating them is tracked as a
# follow-up. The substrings below reflect that reality: a page that
# isn't translated yet asserts the same English substring under both
# languages. The fact that the page *renders at all* in 'es' is still
# the value of the smoke test.
#
# When a page gains real Spanish translation, flip its 'es' entry to
# the localized substring — the test surface stays the same.
EXPECTED_SUBSTRINGS: dict[str, dict[str, str]] = {
"0_Review": {"en": "Review", "es": "Review"},
"1_Deduplicator": {"en": "Deduplicator", "es": "Deduplicator"},
"2_Text_Cleaner": {"en": "Text Cleaner", "es": "Text Cleaner"},
"3_Format_Standardizer": {"en": "Format", "es": "Format"},
"4_Missing_Values": {"en": "Missing", "es": "Missing"},
"5_Column_Mapper": {"en": "Column", "es": "Column"},
"6_Outlier_Detector": {"en": "Outlier", "es": "Outlier"},
"7_Multi_File_Merger": {"en": "Merger", "es": "Merger"},
"8_Validator_Reporter": {"en": "Validator", "es": "Validator"},
"9_Pipeline_Runner": {"en": "Pipeline", "es": "Pipeline"},
"99_Close": {"en": "Close DataTools", "es": "Cerrar DataTools"},
}
class TestHomePageRenders:
"""The home page is the only one with full EN/ES coverage in v1.6.
Pin it independently so its translation is non-regressable."""
@pytest.mark.parametrize("lang,expected", [
("en", "DataTools — Data Cleaning Mastery"),
("es", "DataTools — Maestría en limpieza de datos"),
])
def test_home_renders_in_language(self, home_app, lang, expected):
with_language(home_app, lang)
home_app.run()
assert home_app.exception is None or home_app.exception == [], (
f"home page raised: {home_app.exception}"
)
assert expected in collected_text(home_app)
def test_home_renders_footer_in_es(self, home_app):
with_language(home_app, "es")
home_app.run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert "Tus datos nunca salen" in text or "Se ejecuta localmente" in text
def test_home_tool_card_uses_es_name(self, home_app):
"""When the home grid renders in Spanish, the dedup card title
must use the Spanish display name, not the English fallback."""
with_language(home_app, "es")
home_app.run()
text = collected_text(home_app)
assert "Eliminador de duplicados" in text
class TestEveryPageRenders:
"""Parametrize over (page, language). Failure tells you exactly which
page + which language broke."""
@pytest.mark.parametrize("slug", PAGE_SLUGS)
@pytest.mark.parametrize("lang", ["en", "es"])
def test_renders_without_exception(self, app_factory, slug, lang):
app = app_factory(slug)
with_language(app, lang)
app.run()
# AppTest exposes ``exception`` as a list of element-wrapped
# exceptions (empty when no error fired).
assert not app.exception, (
f"page {slug!r} raised in language {lang!r}: {app.exception}"
)
@pytest.mark.parametrize("slug", PAGE_SLUGS)
@pytest.mark.parametrize("lang", ["en", "es"])
def test_expected_substring_present(self, app_factory, slug, lang):
app = app_factory(slug)
with_language(app, lang)
app.run()
needle = EXPECTED_SUBSTRINGS[slug][lang]
text = collected_text(app)
assert needle in text, (
f"page {slug!r} ({lang!r}) missing expected substring "
f"{needle!r}\nGot:\n{text[:500]}"
)
class TestPageHasLanguageSelector:
"""Every page that calls ``hide_streamlit_chrome`` should mount the
sidebar language selector. This is the only place the picker is
rendered — if the chrome helper stops calling it, the test fails."""
@pytest.mark.parametrize("slug", PAGE_SLUGS)
def test_sidebar_selectbox_present(self, app_factory, slug):
app = app_factory(slug)
app.run()
# The selector is the only sidebar selectbox we ship today; if
# a page adds another the test should be loosened to "at least
# one selectbox with the language label."
assert len(app.sidebar.selectbox) >= 1, (
f"page {slug!r} has no sidebar selectbox — "
f"hide_streamlit_chrome() should have mounted the language "
f"selector."
)

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"""Happy-path workflow tests for each Ready tool page.
These drive the GUI like a user would: pre-stash an upload + a passed
gate, render the page, click the primary action, assert the result
landed in session state. They catch wiring bugs that smoke tests
can't see — e.g., a primary button mis-keyed, a result not stashed in
session state, a page reading the wrong key.
Slow-ish (~0.52s per workflow). Sits behind the ``gui`` marker so
``pytest -m 'not gui'`` skips them.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import pandas as pd
import pytest
from .conftest import collected_text, stash_upload
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Deduplicator
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestDeduplicatorWorkflow:
"""Upload → click Find Duplicates → result lands in session_state."""
def _setup(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("1_Deduplicator")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
return app
def test_upload_renders_preview(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = self._setup(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Preview: messy.csv" in text, (
f"upload preview header missing; got:\n{text[:500]}"
)
def test_find_duplicates_button_present(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = self._setup(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
labels = [b.label for b in app.button]
assert any("Find Duplicates" in lbl for lbl in labels), (
f"primary action missing; got: {labels}"
)
def test_clicking_find_duplicates_stashes_result(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
app = self._setup(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
# Find the Find-Duplicates button and click it. AppTest's
# button-by-key access is via ``.button(key=...)`` — we don't
# have the key here, so locate it by label.
target = next(b for b in app.button if "Find Duplicates" in b.label)
target.click().run()
# The page stores the result under ``result`` in session state.
result = app.session_state["result"]
assert result is not None, "Find Duplicates didn't stash a result"
# The sample has Alice twice → one match group.
assert len(result.match_groups) >= 1
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Text Cleaner
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestTextCleanerWorkflow:
def _setup(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("2_Text_Cleaner")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
return app
def test_page_renders_with_upload(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = self._setup(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Text Cleaner" in text
def test_preview_or_clean_button_present(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
"""The text cleaner ships a primary action (label varies by
version). We just assert at least one primary-looking button
exists past the upload."""
app = self._setup(app_factory, small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
# Filter out the gate-redirect button (which would only be
# present if the gate fired, which our setup prevents).
gate_buttons = {"Go to Review & Normalize", "Ir a Revisar y Normalizar"}
non_gate = [b for b in app.button if b.label not in gate_buttons]
assert non_gate, (
f"no primary buttons rendered; got: {[b.label for b in app.button]}"
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Format Standardizer
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestFormatStandardizerWorkflow:
def test_page_renders_with_upload(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("3_Format_Standardizer")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Format Standardizer" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Missing Value Handler
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestMissingValuesWorkflow:
def test_page_renders_with_upload(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("4_Missing_Values")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Missing" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Column Mapper
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestColumnMapperWorkflow:
def test_page_renders_with_upload(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("5_Column_Mapper")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Column" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Pipeline Runner
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestPipelineRunnerWorkflow:
def test_page_renders_with_upload(self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes):
app = app_factory("9_Pipeline_Runner")
stash_upload(app, name="messy.csv", data=small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
assert "Pipeline" in text
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Review page — special: doesn't gate on upload, has its own analyzer flow
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TestReviewWorkflow:
"""The Review page is the gate-fixer. Without an upload it shows a
'go back to home' message. With an upload it runs the analyzer and
shows findings."""
def test_no_upload_shows_back_to_home(self, app_factory):
app = app_factory("0_Review")
app.run()
text = collected_text(app)
# Page shows ``No file uploaded`` + ``Back to home``.
assert "No file uploaded" in text or "uploaded" in text.lower()
def test_with_upload_shows_review_content(
self, app_factory, small_csv_bytes,
):
app = app_factory("0_Review")
# Review page only needs the upload bytes, not a pre-passed gate.
app.session_state["home_uploaded_bytes"] = small_csv_bytes
app.session_state["home_uploaded_name"] = "messy.csv"
app.session_state["home_uploaded_size"] = len(small_csv_bytes)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
# Page ran the analyzer — either we get findings or the
# "already clean" success message. Either way confirms the
# analyzer pipeline ran end-to-end with the stashed bytes.
clean_msg = "No findings to review" in text
encoding_section = "File encoding" in text
assert clean_msg or encoding_section, (
f"Review page didn't surface analyzer output; got:\n{text[:400]}"
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Coming-Soon pages still render (just a stub) — pinned so we know if a
# Coming-Soon goes from "stub renders" to "import error".
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@pytest.mark.parametrize("slug,name", [
("6_Outlier_Detector", "Outlier"),
("7_Multi_File_Merger", "Merger"),
("8_Validator_Reporter", "Validator"),
])
class TestComingSoonStubs:
def test_stub_renders(self, app_factory, slug, name):
app = app_factory(slug)
app.run()
assert not app.exception
text = collected_text(app)
assert name in text