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Add or refine tests for specx Python services. Use when creating unit tests for use cases/services, integration tests for FastAPI controllers or infrastructure adapters, e2e smoke tests, architecture import guardrails, DI override tests, pytest fixtures, or coverage and boundary checks.

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specx Tests

Use this skill when behavior, wiring, or architecture boundaries need tests. Read references/testing.md before creating test files.

Test Layers

tests/_support/: generic clients, DB helpers, and shared integration helpers only. This is not a test suite and does not hold project-specific doubles.
tests/unit/: core services, use cases, and capabilities resolved from a fresh application container returned by the project's get_container().
tests/integration/: real internal graph tests. Core use-case integration tests call resolved use cases against the transactional DB; delivery integration tests exercise HTTP mapping; migrations prove Alembic behavior.
tests/e2e/: optional whole-app smoke flows.
tests/guardrails/: optional programmatic specx.testing.architecture.assert_specx_architecture wrappers for genuinely project-specific extra rules. Standard packaged rules run through uv run specx check.

Rules

Test behavior and boundaries, not implementation ceremony.
Required generated coverage is currently scoped to core services, use cases, and capabilities.
Mirror source module paths directly with flat test files, for example tests/unit/core/tasks/services/test_title_service.py.
Do not create per-target test folders, harness.py, target factories, or target harnesses.
tests/unit/conftest.py owns the fresh real-app Container fixture for unit tests and any project-wide test overrides. tests/integration/conftest.py owns the transactional DB-backed container fixture for integration tests.
Test functions receive container, register any scenario-specific overrides before resolution, then call container.resolve(Target).
If a complete replacement is needed by every test in one module, a module-local container fixture may register it before returning the container.
Keep one-off class-based test doubles in the test_*.py module that uses them. When the same double is reused by multiple unit modules, put it in a mirrored tests/unit/core/<scope>/{capabilities,gateways,repositories}/fake_<source_module>.py file.
Do not create tests/_support/fakes, tests/**/_fakes.py, generic _scenarios.py, fake modules outside those mirrored unit port/capability packages, or double classes in conftest.py.
Use MagicMock or AsyncMock inline in the test function when only one behavior needs to be changed for that scenario. Prefer autospeccing when call signatures matter and spec_set when unexpected attributes must fail.
Unit tests replace external IO, time, randomness, network, Redis, database, and framework resources with local doubles or inline mocks.
Integration tests use the real internal app graph. Do not mock internal use cases, services, or capabilities; stub only external systems when needed.
Add core use-case integration tests under tests/integration/core/... for use cases that inject a UoW manager; delivery tests should own HTTP mapping, not be the only persistence proof.
Persistence integration tests use the production database family when dialect behavior matters. A rollback harness may not replace isolated commit-visible tests for locking, concurrency, isolation, or after-commit behavior.
Core health tests cover required-dependency readiness and any reusable probe services and use cases. Delivery probe tests cover /healthz and /readyz as operational endpoints, not versioned business API routes. /healthz must prove a lightweight process response only; /readyz must prove required infrastructure readiness, including a real bounded DB check for SQLAlchemy services.
Probe route tests assert Cache-Control: no-store, readiness failure returns 503, probe routes are excluded from OpenAPI, and legacy /api/v1/health is absent when replacing old generated health endpoints.
Unit-test logging configurators by overriding logging settings, monkeypatching logging.config.dictConfig, and asserting the generated stdlib config. Use caplog only when a log record is meaningful behavior.
Unit-test FastAPI lifecycle managers by overriding closeable infrastructure resources and asserting shutdown order. Route integration helpers must run ASGI lifespan explicitly.
Use httpx2, not legacy httpx, for generated HTTP client and ASGI transport tests. Enter LifespanManager, then pass the yielded manager's manager.app to ASGITransport so request scopes receive lifespan state.
FastAPI route tests compare response status codes with fastapi.status constants, not raw integer literals.
Use container.resolve(...) for normal synchronous graph construction, even when the resolved use case has an async execute(...); use await container.aresolve(...) only when DI construction itself has async providers.
Mock fixtures should register one external collaborator for the behavior under test. Do not bundle unrelated mocks in a dict or class-keyed fixture.
Use native pytest fixtures for test dependencies. Do not enable diwire.integrations.pytest_plugin, and do not use Injected[...] parameters in tests.
AnyIO runs tests on every installed supported backend by default. If the app graph is asyncio-specific, override the top-level anyio_backend fixture to return "asyncio"; leave it unpinned only when the suite intentionally supports every installed backend.
Do not add filler smoke tests that only assert container.resolve(...) returns an instance.
Do not hand-build application graphs in test bodies. Resolve project classes from the container; local test doubles may be instantiated in the test module before registration.
Keep unit tests free from FastAPI request objects and real external IO.
Every test directory must include an empty __init__.py file.
Use uv run specx check as the default guardrail mechanism for specx boundaries such as docstrings, use-case inputs, UoW injection, route paths, direct persistence dependency rejection in use cases, container imports, and AGENTS.md command coverage.
Disable built-in guardrails only with exact semantic IDs under [tool.specx].ignore and a project reason recorded beside the configuration.
Generated projects use [tool.specx].select = ["ALL"]. Narrower projects enable technology-specific families explicitly with [tool.specx].extend-select; FastAPI projects select fastapi.
Add extra_rules only for project-specific checks that are not covered by a built-in SpecxRuleId; use the programmatic wrapper for those projects.
Existing workflows and projects with custom rules may use references/render_architecture_guardrails.py to render the tiny wrapper.

Code Style

Use blank lines as logical separators in all code. Keep related statements together, but separate independent setup, action, assertion, response, branch, and transformation groups so long blocks stay readable.

References

references/testing.md - folder layout, fixtures, unit/integration examples, and architecture guardrail snippets.
references/render_architecture_guardrails.py - compatibility renderer for the tiny specx architecture wrapper.

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name: specx-tests
description: Add or refine tests for specx Python services. Use when creating unit tests for use cases/services, integration tests for FastAPI controllers or infrastructure adapters, e2e smoke tests, architecture import guardrails, DI override tests, pytest fixtures, or coverage and boundary checks.

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name: specx-tests
description: Add or refine tests for specx Python services. Use when creating unit tests for use cases/services, integration tests for FastAPI controllers or infrastructure adapters, e2e smoke tests, architecture import guardrails, DI override tests, pytest fixtures, or coverage and boundary checks.
---

# specx Tests

Use this skill when behavior, wiring, or architecture boundaries need tests.
Read `references/testing.md` before creating test files.

## Test Layers

- `tests/_support/`: generic clients, DB helpers, and shared integration
helpers only. This is not a test suite and does not hold project-specific
doubles.
- `tests/unit/`: core services, use cases, and capabilities resolved from a
fresh application container returned by the project's `get_container()`.
- `tests/integration/`: real internal graph tests. Core use-case integration
tests call resolved use cases against the transactional DB; delivery
integration tests exercise HTTP mapping; migrations prove Alembic behavior.
- `tests/e2e/`: optional whole-app smoke flows.
- `tests/guardrails/`: optional programmatic
`specx.testing.architecture.assert_specx_architecture` wrappers for genuinely
project-specific extra rules. Standard packaged rules run through
`uv run specx check`.

## Rules

- Test behavior and boundaries, not implementation ceremony.
- Required generated coverage is currently scoped to core services, use cases,
and capabilities.
- Mirror source module paths directly with flat test files, for example
`tests/unit/core/tasks/services/test_title_service.py`.
- Do not create per-target test folders, `harness.py`, target factories, or
target harnesses.
- `tests/unit/conftest.py` owns the fresh real-app `Container` fixture for unit
tests and any project-wide test overrides. `tests/integration/conftest.py`
owns the transactional DB-backed `container` fixture for integration tests.
- Test functions receive `container`, register any scenario-specific overrides
before resolution, then call `container.resolve(Target)`.
- If a complete replacement is needed by every test in one module, a
module-local `container` fixture may register it before returning the
container.
- Keep one-off class-based test doubles in the `test_*.py` module that uses
them. When the same double is reused by multiple unit modules, put it in a
mirrored
`tests/unit/core/<scope>/{capabilities,gateways,repositories}/fake_<source_module>.py`
file.
- Do not create `tests/_support/fakes`, `tests/**/_fakes.py`, generic
`_scenarios.py`, fake modules outside those mirrored unit port/capability
packages, or double classes in `conftest.py`.
- Use `MagicMock` or `AsyncMock` inline in the test function when only one
behavior needs to be changed for that scenario. Prefer autospeccing when
call signatures matter and `spec_set` when unexpected attributes must fail.
- Unit tests replace external IO, time, randomness, network, Redis, database,
and framework resources with local doubles or inline mocks.
- Integration tests use the real internal app graph. Do not mock internal use
cases, services, or capabilities; stub only external systems when needed.
- Add core use-case integration tests under `tests/integration/core/...` for
use cases that inject a UoW manager; delivery tests should own HTTP mapping,
not be the only persistence proof.
- Persistence integration tests use the production database family when
dialect behavior matters. A rollback harness may not replace isolated
commit-visible tests for locking, concurrency, isolation, or after-commit
behavior.
- Core health tests cover required-dependency readiness and any reusable probe
services and use cases.
Delivery probe tests cover `/healthz` and `/readyz` as operational endpoints,
not versioned business API routes. `/healthz` must prove a lightweight
process response only; `/readyz` must prove required infrastructure readiness,
including a real bounded DB check for SQLAlchemy services.
- Probe route tests assert `Cache-Control: no-store`, readiness failure returns
`503`, probe routes are excluded from OpenAPI, and legacy `/api/v1/health` is
absent when replacing old generated health endpoints.
- Unit-test logging configurators by overriding logging settings,
monkeypatching `logging.config.dictConfig`, and asserting the generated
stdlib config. Use `caplog` only when a log record is meaningful behavior.
- Unit-test FastAPI lifecycle managers by overriding closeable infrastructure
resources and asserting shutdown order. Route integration helpers must run
ASGI lifespan explicitly.
- Use `httpx2`, not legacy `httpx`, for generated HTTP client and ASGI transport
tests. Enter `LifespanManager`, then pass the yielded manager's `manager.app`
to `ASGITransport` so request scopes receive lifespan state.
- FastAPI route tests compare response status codes with `fastapi.status`
constants, not raw integer literals.
- Use `container.resolve(...)` for normal synchronous graph construction, even
when the resolved use case has an async `execute(...)`; use
`await container.aresolve(...)` only when DI construction itself has async
providers.
- Mock fixtures should register one external collaborator for the behavior
under test. Do not bundle unrelated mocks in a dict or class-keyed fixture.
- Use native pytest fixtures for test dependencies. Do not enable
`diwire.integrations.pytest_plugin`, and do not use `Injected[...]`
parameters in tests.
- AnyIO runs tests on every installed supported backend by default. If the app
graph is asyncio-specific, override the top-level `anyio_backend` fixture to
return `"asyncio"`; leave it unpinned only when the suite intentionally
supports every installed backend.
- Do not add filler smoke tests that only assert `container.resolve(...)`
returns an instance.
- Do not hand-build application graphs in test bodies. Resolve project classes
from the container; local test doubles may be instantiated in the test module
before registration.
- Keep unit tests free from FastAPI request objects and real external IO.
- Every test directory must include an empty `__init__.py` file.
- Use `uv run specx check` as the default guardrail mechanism for specx
boundaries such as docstrings, use-case inputs, UoW injection, route paths,
direct persistence dependency rejection in use cases, container imports,
and `AGENTS.md` command coverage.
- Disable built-in guardrails only with exact semantic IDs under
`[tool.specx].ignore` and a project reason recorded beside the configuration.
- Generated projects use `[tool.specx].select = ["ALL"]`. Narrower projects
enable technology-specific families explicitly with
`[tool.specx].extend-select`; FastAPI projects select `fastapi`.
- Add `extra_rules` only for project-specific checks that are not covered by a
built-in `SpecxRuleId`; use the programmatic wrapper for those projects.
- Existing workflows and projects with custom rules may use
`references/render_architecture_guardrails.py` to render the tiny wrapper.

## Code Style

Use blank lines as logical separators in all code. Keep related statements
together, but separate independent setup, action, assertion, response, branch,
and transformation groups so long blocks stay readable.

## References

- `references/testing.md` - folder layout, fixtures, unit/integration examples,
and architecture guardrail snippets.
- `references/render_architecture_guardrails.py` - compatibility renderer for
the tiny `specx` architecture wrapper.

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