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The work here is inspired and based off the Tauri integration tests added by @simolus3 . Reference
This PR adds integration tests for the Capacitor SDK.
For context, most Capacitor plugins include an
example-appfolder which is a basic Capacitor App used to verify the plugin compiles correctly for Android and iOS.This PR uses the
example-appas a code runner which loads the Vitest Browser-mode server's URL as the source of the Capacitor web content.We use a small trick where the
example-app's Capacitor config is a TypeScript (could also be JavaScript) file which sets the app's web content source to the value of an environment variable. This means that the app can be started with a dynamic web contents source.The Vitest browser mode integration then builds the Capacitor app and starts it by providing the appropriate URL for the Vitest test suite.
This PR ports the React Native tests from
tools/powersynctestsfor Capacitor. The test suite essentially only handles basic query operations and Capacitor specific logic - like ensuring concurrency. AI usage disclaimer - the tests were ported using Codex GPT 5.5.Bug fix
These unit tests actually exposed a bug in the current code! The
executeBatchmethod was broken on iOS. This adds a fix.