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@objectql/driver-tck

Technology Compatibility Kit for ObjectQL drivers - Unified test suite

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ObjectQL Driver TCK (Technology Compatibility Kit)

A comprehensive test suite to ensure all ObjectQL drivers implement consistent behavior.

Purpose

The Driver TCK provides a standardized set of tests that all ObjectQL drivers must pass. This ensures:

  • Consistency: All drivers behave the same way for core operations
  • Compatibility: Applications can switch drivers without code changes
  • Quality: Drivers are thoroughly tested against a known specification

Usage

With Jest

import { runDriverTCK } from '@objectql/driver-tck';
import { MyDriver } from './my-driver';

describe('MyDriver TCK', () => {
  runDriverTCK(() => new MyDriver({
    // driver config
  }), {
    skip: {
      // Skip tests for unsupported features
      aggregations: true,
      transactions: true
    },
    timeout: 30000
  });
});

With Vitest

import { describe } from 'vitest';
import { runDriverTCK } from '@objectql/driver-tck';
import { MyDriver } from './my-driver';

describe('MyDriver TCK', () => {
  runDriverTCK(() => new MyDriver(), {
    timeout: 30000
  });
});

Test Categories

1. Core CRUD Operations

  • Create records
  • Read records (findOne)
  • Update records
  • Delete records
  • Custom IDs
  • Timestamps

2. Query Operations

  • Find all records
  • Filter by equality, comparison operators
  • Boolean filters
  • Sorting (ascending/descending)
  • Pagination (limit/offset)
  • Combined filters + sort + pagination
  • Count with and without filters

3. Distinct Operations (optional)

  • Get distinct values for a field
  • Distinct with filters

4. Aggregation Operations (optional)

  • Group by with count
  • Average, min, max
  • Complex aggregation pipelines

5. Bulk Operations (optional)

  • Bulk create
  • Bulk update
  • Bulk delete

6. Edge Cases

  • Empty queries
  • Null/undefined values
  • Special characters
  • Type conversions

Configuration

Skip Options

Use the skip configuration to disable tests for features your driver doesn't support:

{
  skip: {
    transactions: true,      // Skip transaction tests
    joins: true,            // Skip join tests
    fullTextSearch: true,   // Skip full-text search tests
    aggregations: true,     // Skip aggregation tests
    distinct: true,         // Skip distinct tests
    bulkOperations: true    // Skip bulk operation tests
  }
}

Timeout

Set custom timeout for long-running operations:

{
  timeout: 60000 // 60 seconds
}

Hooks

Provide custom setup/teardown logic:

{
  hooks: {
    beforeAll: async () => {
      // Setup database connection
    },
    afterAll: async () => {
      // Cleanup
    },
    beforeEach: async () => {
      // Clear test data
    },
    afterEach: async () => {
      // Post-test cleanup
    }
  }
}

Driver Requirements

To pass the TCK, your driver must implement:

Required Methods

  • create(objectName, data) - Create a record
  • findOne(objectName, id) - Find by ID
  • find(objectName, query) - Query records
  • update(objectName, id, data) - Update a record
  • delete(objectName, id) - Delete a record
  • count(objectName, filters) - Count records

Optional Methods

  • distinct(objectName, field, filters) - Get distinct values
  • aggregate(objectName, pipeline) - Aggregation pipeline
  • executeCommand(command) - Bulk operations
  • connect() - Initialize connection
  • disconnect() - Close connection
  • clear() - Clear all data (for testing)

Expected Behavior

  • Auto-generated IDs: If no ID is provided, generate a unique one
  • Timestamps: Automatically add created_at and updated_at
  • Null Safety: Return null for non-existent records
  • QueryAST Support: Support the standard query format

License

MIT

Keywords

objectql

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Package last updated on 16 Feb 2026

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