import test from "node:test"; import assert from "node:assert/strict"; import { computeLedger } from "../shared/ledger.js"; function plan(fields = {}) { return { fields: { "2.1": "single", "1.4": "8:00", // anchor: 480s "1.6": "0", // refine "5.6": "", // bean-condition "6.4": "", // batch-size correction "4.3": "2:00", // dev base: 120s "3.2": "", // process modifier "1.7": "", // cultivar dev modifier ...fields, }, }; } test("ledger: no machineProfile argument behaves exactly as before (pace 1.0)", () => { const withNone = computeLedger(plan()); const withNull = computeLedger(plan(), null); const withExplicit1 = computeLedger(plan(), { pace: { value: 1 } }); assert.equal(withNone.A, 480); assert.deepEqual(withNone, withNull); assert.deepEqual(withNone, withExplicit1); }); test("ledger: this is the one pre-existing caller's exact shape — server/prefill.js calls computeLedger({fields}) with no second argument", () => { // Guards against a future change to computeLedger's signature silently breaking the only // caller that doesn't know about machineProfile at all. const ledger = computeLedger({ fields: plan().fields }); assert.equal(ledger.A, 480); assert.equal(Array.isArray(ledger.warnings), true); }); test("ledger: pace multiplies the whole pre-pace sum, including the manual batch correction", () => { // anchor 8:00 (480s) + 6.4 +1:00 (60s) = 540s base; pace 0.9 -> A = round(540*0.9) = 486s = 8:06. // This is the fix for the double-counting bug: pace applies to l4 too, not just l1-l3. const ledger = computeLedger(plan({ "6.4": "+1:00" }), { pace: { value: 0.9 } }); assert.equal(ledger.A, 486); assert.equal(ledger.lines.l4, 60); }); test("ledger: subtotalA and pace are exposed and reconstruct A exactly — this is what the printed worksheet's disclosure rows display", () => { const ledger = computeLedger(plan({ "6.4": "+1:00" }), { pace: { value: 0.9 } }); assert.equal(ledger.subtotalA, 540); // 480 + 60, before pace assert.equal(ledger.pace, 0.9); assert.equal(ledger.A, Math.round(ledger.subtotalA * ledger.pace)); }); test("ledger: pace of 1.1 on a plan with refine and bean-condition lines", () => { // anchor 8:00 (480) + refine +0:15 (15) + condition -0:05 (-5) = 490s base; pace 1.1 -> round(539) = 539. const ledger = computeLedger(plan({ "1.6": "+0:15", "5.6": "-0:05" }), { pace: { value: 1.1 }, }); assert.equal(ledger.A, 539); }); test("ledger: yellow and Maillard are derived from the paced A, not the pre-pace sum", () => { const ledger = computeLedger(plan(), { pace: { value: 0.9 } }); assert.equal(ledger.A, 432); // 480 * 0.9 assert.equal(ledger.yellow, Math.round(432 * 0.56)); assert.equal(ledger.maillard, ledger.A - ledger.yellow); }); test("ledger: a missing pace value on a malformed profile object falls back to 1.0, not NaN", () => { const ledger = computeLedger(plan(), {}); assert.equal(ledger.A, 480); assert.equal(Number.isNaN(ledger.A), false); }); test("ledger: drying and Maillard checks are informational; only DTR and ceiling can actually fail", () => { const ledger = computeLedger(plan()); assert.equal(ledger.checks.drying.informational, true); assert.equal(ledger.checks.maillard.informational, true); assert.equal(ledger.checks.dtr.informational, undefined); assert.equal(ledger.checks.ceiling.informational, undefined); }); test("ledger: drying and Maillard can never fail when DTR passes — the tautology the reclassification documents", () => { // Sweep a range of plausible plans and confirm the algebraic guarantee: whenever DTR is // in-band, drying and Maillard are too (this is *why* they're informational, not a check). for (const anchor of ["7:00", "7:30", "8:00", "8:45", "9:30"]) { for (const dev of ["1:30", "2:00", "2:45", "3:15"]) { const ledger = computeLedger(plan({ "1.4": anchor, "4.3": dev })); if (ledger.checks.dtr.pass) { assert.equal( ledger.checks.drying.pass, true, `anchor=${anchor} dev=${dev}: DTR passed but drying failed`, ); assert.equal( ledger.checks.maillard.pass, true, `anchor=${anchor} dev=${dev}: DTR passed but Maillard failed`, ); } } } }); test("ledger: no anchor means A, D and every downstream value are null, with a warning", () => { const ledger = computeLedger(plan({ "1.4": "" })); assert.equal(ledger.A, null); assert.equal(ledger.yellow, null); assert.equal(ledger.D, null); assert.ok(ledger.warnings.some((w) => w.includes("cultivar/blend anchor"))); }); test("ledger: blend mode reads 2.4 instead of 1.4 for the anchor", () => { const ledger = computeLedger(plan({ "2.1": "blend", "2.4": "8:30", "1.4": "1:00" })); assert.equal(ledger.isBlend, true); assert.equal(ledger.A, 510); // 8:30, not 1:00 -- 1.4 is ignored while blend is selected });