Redux API Testing

Redux / kcsapi API Work

AGENTS.md carries the canonical typing and fixture rules; this skill adds the operational parts — where real payloads come from and how to work with them.

Where real payloads live

poi's response-saver writes every game API response to disk. On Windows the directory is:

%APPDATA%\poi\response-saver\kcsapi

(that is <user home>\AppData\Roaming\poi\response-saver\kcsapi). The exact root is machine-specific — if it is not there, ask the user rather than guessing.

• Layout: one directory per API path (e.g. api_req_nyukyo/start/), files named by timestamp. Newest first: ls -t | head.
• File shape is exactly the fixture shape: { method, path, body, postBody, time }.
• Prefer a real capture over a synthetic payload whenever the payload shape affects behaviour. Copy the JSON into views/redux/info/__tests__/__fixtures__/ unchanged — no reformatting or minifying — so it stays byte-comparable with the original.
• Captures only go back about 10 days.

api_start2/getData/ — master data

The authoritative source for ship api_ctype / api_stype, equipment ids, and everything else in api_mst_ship / api_mst_slotitem. Player ships are api_id < 1500. Use it to validate ctype lists (combat predicates, quest nationality lists) rather than trusting a wiki summary.

Privacy

Never quote the absolute capture path in commit messages, PR bodies, issue comments or release notes — AGENTS.md's privacy rule. Write "from a response-saver capture" instead, and use repo-relative paths for fixtures.

Fixture naming

Name fixtures behaviour first, not just by endpoint — many endpoints have several interesting shapes. Consult the field semantics (what api_locked, api_state etc. actually mean) so the name reflects the payload's meaning.

• api_req_nyukyo_start_highspeed_bucket_repairs_immediately.json
• api_get_member_ndock_instant_completion_shows_empty.json
• api_req_hensei_lock_unlock_ship.json — the path says lock, but api_locked: 0 means the captured behaviour is unlock; the filename reflects the behaviour.
• api_port_port_typical.json

If you rename a fixture, rename its import variable and every path reference in the tests, then run npm test -- --testPathPattern="views/redux/info/__tests__".

Test conventions

• Reducers migrated to RTK createSlice with extraReducers(builder.addCase(actionCreator, ...)) match on the action creator, so tests must dispatch the real creator from views/redux/actions/ (API response creators live in response.ts, re-exported from index.ts), not a raw { type: '...' } object.

• Let TypeScript infer fixture types by assigning to a typed variable rather than casting:

  const payload: GameResponsePayload<APIGetMemberNdockResponse[], APIGetMemberNdockRequest> =
    ndockFixture
  dispatch(createAPIGetMemberNdockResponseAction(payload))
  

• For intentionally-invalid payloads that exercise a guard branch, use @ts-expect-error on the specific invalid field with a reason — never as unknown as on the whole object.

• Electron/remote dependencies: jest.mock('@electron/remote', () => ({ require })).

Cross-slice behaviour

Behaviour spanning multiple endpoints or slices goes in a small middleware that listens to API response actions and dispatches an internal domain action (e.g. @@info.ships@RepairCompleted), defined alongside the API actions under views/redux/actions/ (the ships repair action lives in quest.ts). See views/redux/middlewares/ships-cross-slice.ts.

One notable edge case is instant docking completion: when repair finishes in under 60 seconds, the following api_get_member/ndock shows the dock empty (api_ship_id === 0, api_state === 0) as if it never happened. views/redux/info/ships.ts bridges this with a short-lived module-level instantDockingCompletionState set by api_req_nyukyo/start and consumed on the next ndock. Test it with a real fixture pair and assert the repair applies exactly once.

Type suppressions — reviewed, do not re-attempt

A full audit (2026-07-05) removed ~30 suppressions via better typing. The remaining ones were judged inherent. tsc errors on an unused @ts-expect-error, so a green typecheck proves every remaining one still suppresses a live error.

Do not try to fix these:

• webview.tsx JSX attributes (nodeintegration={'on'} etc.) — @types/react wrongly declares them boolean.
• Settings config components (checkbox / switch / radio / text / integer / folder-picker): config.set(configName as ConfigPath, v as never) — these accept arbitrary plugin config paths (plain strings) by design, and ConfigPath cannot cover plugin keys. (ShortcutConfig was fixable only because its paths are a closed union.)
• Generic plumbing: lib/config.ts emit/get internals, views/utils/tools.ts generics (pickExisting, compareUpdate, copyIfSame), views/redux/{reducer-factory,combine-reducers,create-store}.ts, data-resolver.ts, lib/ipc.ts, views/redux/layout/index.ts getIntegerSize. (The audit also listed views/redux/info/quests.ts; that file was since split into views/redux/info/quests/, which now carries no suppressions.)
• Boundary assertions kept deliberately per the "assert once at the boundary" rule: lib/constant.ts (CSON), views/env-parts/const.ts (remote.require), update.tsx (fetch json), views/redux/info/index.ts (admiral-change reset).
• Upstream/internal: lib/touchbar.ts, lib/module-path.ts, polyfills (react-bootstrap / react-window), the tab-area private-method hack, plugin-wrapper.tsx styled forwardRef, left-panel.tsx React 19 RefObject compat, i18next.ts store.emit.

Related gotcha found in that audit: electron-react-titlebar invokes a menu click handler as (item, MouseEvent) — the second argument is not a window, unlike Electron's remote.Menu, which passes (item, BaseWindow | undefined, event). Handlers that need a window must check instanceof remote.BrowserWindow and fall back to remote.getCurrentWindow().