# Plan for Pytest of Details Tab This plan outlines the steps to create a comprehensive pytest for the "details" tab in the Food Planner application. ## Objective The goal is to create a suite of tests that verify the functionality of the `/detailed` route, ensuring it correctly handles both plan-based and template-based views, as well as invalid inputs. ## File to be Created - `tests/test_detailed.py` ## Test Cases ### 1. Test with `plan_date` - **Description**: This test will check the `/detailed` route when a valid `plan_date` is provided. - **Steps**: 1. Create mock data: a `Food`, a `Meal`, a `MealFood`, and a `Plan` for a specific date. 2. Send a GET request to `/detailed` with the `person` and `plan_date` as query parameters. 3. Assert that the response status code is 200. 4. Assert that the response contains the correct data for the plan. ### 2. Test with `template_id` - **Description**: This test will check the `/detailed` route when a valid `template_id` is provided. - **Steps**: 1. Create mock data: a `Food`, a `Meal`, a `Template`, and a `TemplateMeal`. 2. Send a GET request to `/detailed` with the `template_id` as a query parameter. 3. Assert that the response status code is 200. 4. Assert that the response contains the correct data for the template. ### 3. Test with Invalid `plan_date` - **Description**: This test will ensure the route handles an invalid `plan_date` gracefully. - **Steps**: 1. Send a GET request to `/detailed` with a non-existent `plan_date`. 2. Assert that the response status code is 200 (as the page should still render). 3. Assert that the response contains a message indicating that no plan was found. ### 4. Test with Invalid `template_id` - **Description**: This test will ensure the route handles an invalid `template_id` gracefully. - **Steps**: 1. Send a GET request to `/detailed` with a non-existent `template_id`. 2. Assert that the response status code is 200. 3. Assert that the response contains a message indicating that the template was not found. ## Implementation Details The `tests/test_detailed.py` file should include: - Imports for `pytest`, `TestClient`, and the necessary models from `main.py`. - A `TestClient` instance for making requests to the application. - Fixtures to set up and tear down the test database for each test function to ensure test isolation. This plan provides a clear path for a developer to implement the required tests.