[DAPS-1513] Tests

[AronPerez]

Ticket

• 1513

Description

Tests for #1523

How Has This Been Tested?

Unit Tests - Created repository_types.test.js covering:

• Type creation and validation
• Factory pattern functionality
• Operation implementations
• Error handling scenarios

Artifacts

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Summary by Sourcery

Add a comprehensive test suite for the repository type system in the Foxx service to validate type definitions, input validation, factory functions, operations, and implementations, including integration workflows and legacy compatibility.

Tests:

• Add unit tests for repository type enums, result constructs, and data creation utilities
• Add unit tests for validation logic covering non-empty strings, POSIX paths, repository paths, and config rules
• Add unit tests for the factory module, operations module, and type-specific implementations for Globus and metadata repositories
• Add integration tests for end-to-end repository creation, persistence, allocation workflows and legacy Repo class compatibility

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR introduces a comprehensive Mocha/Chai test suite (repository_types.test.js) that verifies core repository functionality—from basic type enums and validation routines through factory dispatch, CRUD operations, Globus/Metadata implementations, to full integration workflows and legacy compatibility—using ArangoDB collection cleanup for isolation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add types and utility function tests	Verify RepositoryType and ExecutionMethod enums (values and immutability) Test Result.ok/err behaviors Validate createRepositoryData, createGlobusConfig, createRepository, createAllocationResult	core/database/foxx/tests/repository_types.test.js
Cover validation module functions	Test validateNonEmptyString and validateCommonFields error and success cases Verify path validations (POSIX and repository path) Ensure validateGlobusConfig, validateMetadataConfig, validateAllocationParams handle valid and invalid inputs	core/database/foxx/tests/repository_types.test.js
Test factory module behavior	Exercise createRepositoryByType for each repo type and error paths Verify getRepositoryImplementation returns correct or null implementations Validate executeRepositoryOperation dispatch and unknown-operation handling	core/database/foxx/tests/repository_types.test.js
Validate repository CRUD operations	Test RepositoryOps.find, list, save, update, validate, and checkPermission under various scenarios Use beforeEach to reset ArangoDB collections for isolation	core/database/foxx/tests/repository_types.test.js
Add tests for Globus implementation	Ensure globusImpl.validate, supportsDataOperations, getCapacityInfo return expected results Test createAllocation and deleteAllocation error handling	core/database/foxx/tests/repository_types.test.js
Add tests for Metadata implementation	Verify metadataImpl.validate and supportsDataOperations outcomes Test getCapacityInfo, createAllocation, deleteAllocation direct behaviors	core/database/foxx/tests/repository_types.test.js
Implement integration and legacy compatibility tests	Full workflow: create, save, find, allocate for both repo types Error propagation through createRepositoryByType Validate different behaviors per type and backward compatibility with legacy Repo class	core/database/foxx/tests/repository_types.test.js

Possibly linked issues

• [Arch] Design Pattern Translation: Convert Repository Factory to Rust-Compatible Pattern #1513: The PR adds comprehensive unit and integration tests for different repository types, their validation, and operations, directly addressing the issue's requirements.
• [Arch] Design Pattern Translation: Convert Repository Factory to Rust-Compatible Pattern #1513: The PR creates unit tests for the repository type system, directly related to the issue's enum and validation implementation.

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