batchCooking/apps/api/features/step-definitions/planning.steps.ts
Nicolas 9dd90359c9 Tests: dates fixes pour Planning + refonte des radio/checkbox
- apps/api: les tests Planning (mocha et cucumber) lisaient l'horloge
  systeme (new Date()/DateTime.utc()) pour construire leurs fixtures et
  interroger /planning, ce qui les rendait non deterministes. Ajoute
  test-support/reference-date.ts (TEST_REFERENCE_DATE, une date UTC
  fixe) et l'utilise dans planning.test.ts / planning.steps.ts a la
  place du systeme.

- apps/web: nouveau style global pour tous les radio/checkbox de
  l'app (theme-select, allergy-select, onboarding) - "carte
  selectionnable" : le controle natif reste reel/accessible mais
  visuellement cache, toute la ligne devient la surface interactive
  (bordure + fond teinte + coche au survol/selection). Corrige au
  passage le bug de fond qui causait le desalignement des radios sur
  /parametres/preferences-utilisateur (la regle generique
  input, select { width: 100% } de profile-forms.scss s'appliquait
  aussi aux checkbox/radio) et une regression de font-weight ou les
  lignes non selectionnees du theme apparaissaient en gras comme si
  elles l'etaient.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-17 22:36:02 +02:00

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import assert from "node:assert/strict";
import { Given, Then, When } from "@cucumber/cucumber";
import { prisma } from "../../src/db/prisma.js";
import { TEST_REFERENCE_DATE } from "../../test-support/reference-date.js";
import type { CustomWorld } from "../support/world.js";
/** `GET /planning` takes `?date=` explicitly — this scenario wording ("the current planning") maps to the fixed test "today" (see `TEST_REFERENCE_DATE`). */
When("I request the current planning", async function (this: CustomWorld) {
this.response = await this.agent
.get("/planning")
.query({ date: TEST_REFERENCE_DATE.toISODate() });
});
Then("the current planning response should be empty", function (this: CustomWorld) {
assert.equal(this.response.body, null);
});
// Creates the planning/recipe rows directly via Prisma rather than through
// the API — there's no "create a planning" endpoint yet (see
// specs/batch-cooking-architecture.md, "Calcul batch-cooking" is still
// TODO), so this is the only way to get a household into a state where it
// has one. A household is no longer created implicitly at signup, so this
// step creates one via `POST /house` first — the scenario never names it
// explicitly, its name doesn't matter here.
Given(
"my household has a planning covering today with recipe {string} on {string} for {string}",
async function (this: CustomWorld, recipeName: string, weekDay: string, meal: string) {
const houseRes = await this.agent.post("/house").send({ name: "Foyer de test" });
const houseId: number = houseRes.body.id;
const recipe = await prisma.recipe.create({ data: { name: recipeName } });
const planning = await prisma.planning.create({
data: {
houseId,
startDate: TEST_REFERENCE_DATE.minus({ days: 2 }).toJSDate(),
finishDate: TEST_REFERENCE_DATE.plus({ days: 2 }).toJSDate(),
},
});
await prisma.planningItem.create({
data: { planningId: planning.id, weekDay, meal, recipeId: recipe.id },
});
},
);
Then(
"the current planning response should include recipe {string} on {string} for {string}",
function (this: CustomWorld, recipeName: string, weekDay: string, meal: string) {
const items = this.response.body.items as Array<{
weekDay: string;
meal: string;
recipe: { name: string };
}>;
const item = items.find((i) => i.recipe.name === recipeName);
assert.ok(item, `expected an item with recipe "${recipeName}", got ${JSON.stringify(items)}`);
assert.equal(item.weekDay, weekDay);
assert.equal(item.meal, meal);
},
);