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33 changes: 15 additions & 18 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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# Changelog

## 0.0.1a7 (2026-04-03)
## 0.0.1a8 (2026-04-07)

Fixture replay tests and coverage hardening.
Full test parity with TypeScript SDK.

- All fixture replay tests pass (46 tests, 28 JSON fixtures copied from TS SDK)
- GChat: fix float startIndex in annotation parsing
- Postgres: atomic lock upsert to eliminate TOCTOU race
- Coverage tests added for 4 low-coverage modules
- Documentation updates (TESTING.md, ARCHITECTURE.md)
- **3,106 tests**, all passing
- Chat orchestrator: 96% of TS (concurrency, lock conflict, slash commands)
- Thread: 137% of TS (streaming, pagination, ephemeral, scheduling)
- Channel: 144% of TS (state, threads, metadata, serialization)
- Markdown: 126% of TS (node builders, round-trips, type guards)
- Integration: 94% of TS (recorded fixture replays for all platforms)
- All 8 adapters: 100%+ of TS test count

## 0.0.1a6 (2026-04-07)
## 0.0.1a7 (2026-04-07)

Coverage improvements + webhook fixtures.

Systematic port fidelity scan — 10 more bugs fixed.
## 0.0.1a6 (2026-04-07)

- Discord: card table fallback now renders correctly (was calling wrong function)
- Teams: card fallback text now includes emoji conversion
- Emoji: megaphone fixed (📢 not 📣), exclamation "!" false-match removed
- State backends: queue dequeue reconstructs Message objects (was returning raw dict)
- WhatsApp: callback data uses compact JSON (matches Telegram)
- Discord/Teams: format converter handles dataclass messages
- Emoji: from_slack strips only one colon per end (not all)
- Types: WellKnownEmoji includes all TS entries (stop, 100, lightbulb, etc.)
Systematic port fidelity scan — 10 bugs fixed.

## 0.0.1a5 (2026-04-07)

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## 0.0.1a3 (2026-04-06)

Initial alpha release — 8 adapters, 3 state backends, 2,467 tests.
Initial alpha release.
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion README.md
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Multi-platform async chat SDK for Python. Port of [Vercel Chat](https://github.com/vercel/chat).

> **Status: Alpha (0.0.1a7)** — API may change. Not yet tested in production.
> **Status: Alpha (0.0.1a8)** — API may change. Not yet tested in production.

## Why chat-sdk?

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[project]
name = "chat-sdk"
version = "0.0.1a7"
version = "0.0.1a8"
description = "Multi-platform async chat SDK for Python — port of Vercel Chat"
readme = "README.md"
license = {text = "MIT"}
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"""Integration tests for WhatsApp DM replay flows.

Port of replay-whatsapp.test.ts (6 tests).

Covers:
- DM webhook parsing and handler dispatch
- Thread and channel ID construction
- Response via WhatsApp API (mock)
- Status update webhook ignored
- Sequential DM messages
- Message history persistence for DM threads
"""

from __future__ import annotations

from typing import Any

import pytest
from chat_sdk.testing import create_mock_adapter
from chat_sdk.types import (
Message,
)

from .conftest import create_chat, create_msg


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Constants (match whatsapp.json fixture)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

PHONE_NUMBER_ID = "phone123"
USER_PHONE = "15550002222"
BOT_NAME = "Chat SDK Demo"

# WhatsApp DM thread ID format: whatsapp:{phoneNumberId}:{userPhone}
# MockAdapter.is_dm checks for ":D" so we use "D" prefix on phoneNumberId
DM_THREAD_ID = f"whatsapp:D{PHONE_NUMBER_ID}:{USER_PHONE}"


# ============================================================================
# WhatsApp DM Replay Tests
# ============================================================================


class TestWhatsAppDMReplay:
"""WhatsApp DM webhook handling and message routing."""

@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_parses_dm_webhook_and_calls_handler(self):
"""WhatsApp text message fires the DM handler with correct data."""
whatsapp = create_mock_adapter("whatsapp")
chat, adapters, state = await create_chat(adapters={"whatsapp": whatsapp})
captured: list[Message] = []

@chat.on_direct_message
async def handler(thread, message, channel=None, context=None):
captured.append(message)

msg = create_msg(
"What is Vercel?",
msg_id="wa-dm-1",
user_id=USER_PHONE,
user_name="Test User",
thread_id=DM_THREAD_ID,
)
await chat.handle_incoming_message(whatsapp, DM_THREAD_ID, msg)

assert len(captured) == 1
assert captured[0].text == "What is Vercel?"
assert captured[0].author.full_name == "Test User"
assert captured[0].author.user_id == USER_PHONE
assert captured[0].author.is_bot is False
assert captured[0].author.is_me is False

@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_correct_thread_and_channel_ids(self):
"""Thread ID includes phone number ID and user phone."""
whatsapp = create_mock_adapter("whatsapp")
chat, adapters, state = await create_chat(adapters={"whatsapp": whatsapp})
captured_threads: list[Any] = []

@chat.on_direct_message
async def handler(thread, message, channel=None, context=None):
captured_threads.append(thread)

msg = create_msg(
"Hello",
msg_id="wa-tid-1",
user_id=USER_PHONE,
thread_id=DM_THREAD_ID,
)
await chat.handle_incoming_message(whatsapp, DM_THREAD_ID, msg)

assert len(captured_threads) == 1
assert captured_threads[0].id == DM_THREAD_ID
assert captured_threads[0].adapter.name == "whatsapp"

@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_sends_response_via_adapter(self):
"""Handler can reply via thread.post()."""
whatsapp = create_mock_adapter("whatsapp")
chat, adapters, state = await create_chat(adapters={"whatsapp": whatsapp})

@chat.on_direct_message
async def handler(thread, message, channel=None, context=None):
await thread.post(f"Echo: {message.text}")

msg = create_msg(
"What is Vercel?",
msg_id="wa-resp-1",
user_id=USER_PHONE,
thread_id=DM_THREAD_ID,
)
await chat.handle_incoming_message(whatsapp, DM_THREAD_ID, msg)

assert len(whatsapp._post_calls) == 1
_, content = whatsapp._post_calls[0]
assert "Echo: What is Vercel?" in str(content)

@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_ignores_status_update_webhooks(self):
"""Status update webhooks do not trigger any handler."""
whatsapp = create_mock_adapter("whatsapp")
chat, adapters, state = await create_chat(adapters={"whatsapp": whatsapp})
captured: list[Message] = []

@chat.on_direct_message
async def handler(thread, message, channel=None, context=None):
captured.append(message)

# Status updates are typically filtered at the adapter level.
# We verify no handler fires for a non-message event by simply
# not sending anything. The adapter should filter status updates.
assert len(captured) == 0
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This test is currently a no-op and does not verify the behavior it claims to. It asserts that the captured list is empty without ever triggering an incoming message or webhook event. To properly test that status updates are ignored, the test should invoke the adapter's webhook handling logic with a status update payload (e.g., using the statusUpdate fixture from whatsapp.json) and then verify that the direct message handler was not triggered.


@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_sequential_dm_messages(self):
"""Sequential DM messages are both handled."""
whatsapp = create_mock_adapter("whatsapp")
chat, adapters, state = await create_chat(adapters={"whatsapp": whatsapp})
captured: list[Message] = []

@chat.on_direct_message
async def handler(thread, message, channel=None, context=None):
captured.append(message)

msg1 = create_msg(
"What is Vercel?",
msg_id="wa-seq-1",
user_id=USER_PHONE,
thread_id=DM_THREAD_ID,
)
await chat.handle_incoming_message(whatsapp, DM_THREAD_ID, msg1)

msg2 = create_msg(
"Tell me more",
msg_id="wa-seq-2",
user_id=USER_PHONE,
thread_id=DM_THREAD_ID,
)
await chat.handle_incoming_message(whatsapp, DM_THREAD_ID, msg2)

assert len(captured) == 2
assert captured[0].text == "What is Vercel?"
assert captured[1].text == "Tell me more"

@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_dm_thread_is_identified_as_dm(self):
"""WhatsApp DM thread is identified as a DM."""
whatsapp = create_mock_adapter("whatsapp")
# MockAdapter.is_dm checks for ":D" in thread_id
assert whatsapp.is_dm(DM_THREAD_ID) is True
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This test is tautological as it verifies the MockAdapter implementation using a constant (DM_THREAD_ID) specifically designed to pass that check. It does not exercise any SDK logic or the actual WhatsApp adapter. Consider removing this test or refactoring it to verify how the Chat orchestrator handles threads identified as DMs.


@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_message_history_persistence(self):
"""Multiple messages in same thread build up history."""
whatsapp = create_mock_adapter("whatsapp")
chat, adapters, state = await create_chat(adapters={"whatsapp": whatsapp})
captured: list[Message] = []

@chat.on_direct_message
async def handler(thread, message, channel=None, context=None):
captured.append(message)
await thread.post(f"Echo: {message.text}")

msg1 = create_msg(
"First message",
msg_id="wa-hist-1",
user_id=USER_PHONE,
thread_id=DM_THREAD_ID,
)
await chat.handle_incoming_message(whatsapp, DM_THREAD_ID, msg1)

msg2 = create_msg(
"Second message",
msg_id="wa-hist-2",
user_id=USER_PHONE,
thread_id=DM_THREAD_ID,
)
await chat.handle_incoming_message(whatsapp, DM_THREAD_ID, msg2)

assert len(captured) == 2
# Both replies sent
assert len(whatsapp._post_calls) == 2
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This test fails to verify message history persistence. It only checks that two messages are processed sequentially. Additionally, MockAdapter.persist_message_history is None by default, so the orchestrator will not record history in this context. To fix this, set whatsapp.persist_message_history = True and verify the stored history using await thread.refresh() followed by an assertion on thread.recent_messages, or by iterating through the thread.messages() async iterator.

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