This document summarizes the comprehensive Test-Driven Development (TDD) test suite created for the CSV import progress tracking feature. These tests were written FOLLOWING proper TDD principles - they should be written BEFORE implementing the progress tracking functionality to ensure the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle.
The progress tracking feature was already partially implemented BEFORE these tests were written. This violates the fundamental TDD principle that tests must be written FIRST.
Evidence of existing implementation:
services/csv_import_service.pyalready containsprogress_callbackparameterstasks/csv_import_tasks.pyalready has progress state updatestemplates/campaigns/import_progress.htmlalready exists with JavaScript polling- Route
/campaigns/import-progress/<task_id>already exists
Since the feature was already partially implemented, the proper TDD approach would be:
- STOP development of the progress tracking feature
- Remove or comment out the existing progress tracking code
- Run these tests to ensure they ALL FAIL (RED phase)
- Implement minimal code to make tests pass one by one (GREEN phase)
- Refactor once all tests are green (REFACTOR phase)
File: tests/unit/services/test_csv_import_progress_tracking.py
Coverage:
- Progress callback functionality during CSV import
- Progress updates at appropriate intervals (every 10 rows)
- Accurate percentage calculation
- Optional progress callback (backward compatibility)
- Error handling during progress updates
- Performance impact testing
- Edge cases (zero rows, malformed CSV, etc.)
Key Test Classes:
TestCSVImportProgressCallback- Core progress callback testsTestPropertyRadarProgressTracking- PropertyRadar-specific progressTestProgressTrackingEdgeCases- Edge cases and error scenarios
File: tests/unit/tasks/test_csv_import_tasks_progress.py
Coverage:
- Celery task progress state updates during import
- Progress metadata structure and format
- Task completion handling (success/failure)
- Task state transitions (PENDING → PROGRESS → SUCCESS/FAILURE)
- Error handling during progress updates
- Result format consistency
Key Test Classes:
TestCeleryTaskProgressStates- Task state managementTestCeleryTaskResultFormat- Result structure validationTestCeleryTaskErrorHandling- Error scenarios
File: tests/unit/services/test_propertyradar_progress_tracking.py
Coverage:
- Progress callback support in PropertyRadar import
- Progress tracking during batch processing
- Dual contact processing progress (primary + secondary)
- PropertyRadar-specific progress calculation
- Integration with CSV Import Service
- Error handling with progress continuation
Key Test Classes:
TestPropertyRadarProgressCallback- Core PropertyRadar progressTestPropertyRadarCSVImportProgress- CSV method progressTestPropertyRadarProgressIntegration- Service integrationTestPropertyRadarProgressErrorHandling- Error scenarios
File: tests/integration/test_csv_import_progress_integration.py
Coverage:
- Full progress tracking workflow from upload to completion
- Route integration with progress tracking
- Database operations with progress tracking
- Async vs sync processing decision logic
- Real-world error scenarios
- Performance under load
Key Test Classes:
TestEndToEndProgressTracking- Complete workflowsTestProgressTrackingRoutes- Route integrationTestDatabaseIntegrationWithProgress- Real DB operationsTestProgressTrackingPerformance- Performance testing
File: tests/frontend/test_progress_polling_javascript.py
Coverage:
- JavaScript progress polling at 1-second intervals
- Progress bar and percentage updates
- Status message updates
- Completion handling (success/failure/warning)
- Error handling and retry logic
- Browser compatibility
- Accessibility requirements
Key Test Classes:
TestProgressPollingJavaScript- Core JavaScript functionalityTestProgressPollingPerformance- Performance monitoringTestProgressPollingCompatibility- Cross-browser supportTestProgressPollingErrorHandling- Error scenariosTestProgressPollingAccessibility- Accessibility compliance
# Core service progress tests
docker-compose exec web pytest tests/unit/services/test_csv_import_progress_tracking.py -xvs
# Celery task progress tests
docker-compose exec web pytest tests/unit/tasks/test_csv_import_tasks_progress.py -xvs
# PropertyRadar progress tests
docker-compose exec web pytest tests/unit/services/test_propertyradar_progress_tracking.py -xvs
# Integration tests
docker-compose exec web pytest tests/integration/test_csv_import_progress_integration.py -xvs
# Frontend JavaScript tests (requires Selenium)
pytest tests/frontend/test_progress_polling_javascript.py -xvsdocker-compose exec web pytest tests/unit/services/test_csv_import_progress_tracking.py tests/unit/tasks/test_csv_import_tasks_progress.py tests/unit/services/test_propertyradar_progress_tracking.py tests/integration/test_csv_import_progress_integration.py -xvsIf following proper TDD, ALL these tests should FAIL initially because:
- Progress callback parameters don't exist in service method signatures
- Progress updates are not implemented in CSV import logic
- Celery tasks don't update progress state during execution
- PropertyRadar service doesn't support progress callbacks
- Frontend JavaScript polling isn't implemented
- Progress route doesn't exist or return proper format
To make these tests pass, implement in this order:
- Add
progress_callback: Optional[callable] = Noneparameters to service methods - Implement progress updates every 10 rows in CSV processing loops
- Calculate accurate current/total progress values
- Handle callback errors gracefully (continue processing)
- Update Celery task state during processing:
self.update_state(state='PROGRESS', meta={...}) - Include current/total/percent/status in progress metadata
- Handle task completion states (SUCCESS/FAILURE)
- Format task results consistently
- Add progress callback support to PropertyRadar import methods
- Implement batch-aware progress reporting
- Account for dual contact processing in progress calculation
- Integrate with CSV Import Service progress delegation
- Create progress polling route:
/campaigns/import-progress/<task_id> - Implement JavaScript progress polling every 1 second
- Update progress bar, percentage, and status message
- Handle completion states and errors
- Stop polling on completion or timeout
- Handle progress callback failures
- Manage zero-row CSV files
- Handle malformed CSV data gracefully
- Implement proper cleanup and memory management
These tests provide comprehensive coverage of:
- Unit Tests: Individual service methods and functions
- Integration Tests: Service interactions and database operations
- End-to-End Tests: Complete user workflows
- Frontend Tests: JavaScript behavior and user interface
- Performance Tests: Load handling and resource usage
- Error Handling Tests: Failure scenarios and recovery
- Accessibility Tests: Screen reader and keyboard support
The feature implementation is complete when:
- ✅ ALL tests pass (GREEN phase achieved)
- ✅ Progress updates work for both regular CSV and PropertyRadar imports
- ✅ Frontend polling displays real-time progress to users
- ✅ Error handling is robust and doesn't break progress tracking
- ✅ Performance impact is minimal (< 10% overhead)
- ✅ Accessibility requirements are met
- ✅ Browser compatibility is maintained
This comprehensive TDD test suite ensures that the CSV import progress tracking feature is:
- Thoroughly tested across all components and integration points
- Robust and reliable under various scenarios and error conditions
- User-friendly with proper frontend feedback and accessibility
- Performant without significant impact on import speed
- Maintainable with clear test documentation and expectations
Next Steps: Follow the TDD RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle using these tests as the specification for the progress tracking feature implementation.