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Add some TS component blueprint tests #20771

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@Windvis Windvis commented Oct 5, 2024

While looking into #20511 I noticed there weren't any tests for the --typescript version of the blueprints.

This adds a some ts tests for the component blueprint. We can add tests for other blueprint in follow up PRs.

I included a pnpm patch for the ember-cli/ember-cli-blueprint-test-helpers package since it doesn't accept any extra cli arguments for ember new in its current state: ember-cli/ember-cli-blueprint-test-helpers#391

This also fixes a bug where ember g component foo.ts would generate .ts.hbs files since .ts wasn't normalized yet.

An extra bonus is that CI now runs a bit faster since the blueprint tests run in parallel.

Partially solves: #20362

@Windvis Windvis changed the title Ts blueprint tests Add some TS component blueprint tests. Oct 5, 2024
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dependencies:
'@babel/core':
specifier: ^7.24.4
version: 7.24.4
version: 7.24.4(supports-color@8.1.1)
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There are a lot of lock changes, but I used the pnpm version that was listed in the package.json (8.10). I guess it's possible someone else used a different version in the past?

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@Windvis Windvis changed the title Add some TS component blueprint tests. Add some TS component blueprint tests Oct 6, 2024
This setup can verify that the .ts blueprints are working as expected.
This fixes an issue where `.ts.ts` or `.ts.hbs` would be generated if
the user added the extension to the cli command: `ember g component
foo.ts`
"test:blueprints:js": "EMBER_TYPESCRIPT_BLUEPRINTS=false pnpm test:blueprints:js-from-ts",
"test:blueprints:js-from-ts": "mocha node-tests/blueprints/**/*-test.js",
"test:blueprints:ts": "mocha node-tests/blueprints-ts/**/*-test.js",
"test:blueprints": "npm-run-all test:blueprints:*",
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We can remove this one now since we no longer use it in CI, and I don't expect anyone to run all of them like this locally either.

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Do you have a pr for the test-helpers as well?

@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ module.exports = {

normalizeEntityName(entityName) {
return normalizeEntityName(
entityName.replace(/\.js$/, '') //Prevent generation of ".js.js" files
entityName.replace(/\.(js|ts)$/, '') //Prevent generation of ".js.js" and ".ts.ts" files
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Why does js.js happen?

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When people add an extension when generating a component: ember g component-class foo.js. I just noticed when copying one of the tests and adjusting it for .ts.

Other ts blueprints will have the same issue.

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Windvis commented Nov 4, 2024

Do you have a pr for the test-helpers as well?

No, what test-helpers do you mean?

Sorry, It seems I'm a bit slow after a 2 week holiday 😅 I haven't created a PR yet no, I can open one if the patch in this PR seems ok.

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Windvis commented Nov 13, 2024

@NullVoxPopuli Is creating a PR in the helpers repo and getting that merged / released a blocker for this one, or can we merge with the patch? That repo doesn't seem to be maintained and it has no Github actions setup either. I don't really have the time to get that repo in a good state so PRs can be merged I'm afraid.

Other than that I think I should split off the .ts.ts fix into a separate one (and fix it for all the .ts blueprints at the same time maybe?), and resolve the merge conflicts, but then this should be good to go.

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