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Add 13 BDD scenarios covering previously uncovered code paths: - SAFE_BUILTINS validation (sandbox.py: 0% → 100%) - ConfigurationError re-raise path (config.py: 99.3% → 100%) - CLI hello/main functions (cli.py: 72.7% → 90.9%) - GraphState message truncation (state.py: 98.7% → 100%) - ProgressBarManager update/context rendering (progress.py: 0% → 87.7%) - MessageRouter regex/exact/contains routing (message_router.py: 0% → 59.4%) - RoutingAdapter parse_routing_command (routing_adapter.py) - DynamicRouterNode pattern-based routing (dynamic_router.py) - EnhancedTemplateRegistry unknown template type (enhanced_registry.py: 99.2%) - CompositeAgent null-graph error path (composite.py: 97.8% → 98.6%) Cover routing_adapter.py (17% → 100%): all GOTO/ROUTE patterns, create_routing_node, create_conditional_router, dynamic config conversion. Cover dynamic_router.py (21% → 87%): execute with empty/dict/string messages, extract_message with colon parsing, config creation, graph extension with edge generation. Cover message_router.py (59% → 78%): regex, exact, contains, prefix, suffix match types, invalid regex handling, non-string message, set_state. Exercise Node._prepare_conversation_history with invalid configs, _runtime error paths, _execute_message_router with rules, _execute_agent with current_message and metadata propagation, _execute_function with dynamic_router, and _execute_conditional with content_contains/content_not_contains/content_starts_with and custom condition types. Improves nodes.py from 71.3% to 72.5%. Exercise PureGraphConfig, PureLangGraph init with dict/config, RxPyLangGraphBridge registration/connection/lookup, ReactiveStreamRouter operator creation and condition functions, ReactiveConfigParser config/route/graph parsing, ToolAgent tool execution with JSON, space-separated, single, file_read, progress_bar invocations, and ReactiveCleverAgentsApp init/dispose/visualization.
126 lines
6.2 KiB
Gherkin
126 lines
6.2 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Deferred Template Rendering and Application
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As a developer
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I want deferred templates to render with context, process template definitions from YAML sections, and apply to configurations
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So that templates containing Jinja2 syntax are safely deferred until rendering context is available
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Background:
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Given I have a clean test environment for deferred templates
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Scenario: DeferredTemplate initialization and basic usage
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Given I have a simple template string with Jinja2 syntax
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When I create a DeferredTemplate instance
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Then the template should be stored correctly
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And the YAMLTemplateProcessor should be initialized
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Scenario: DeferredTemplate render method with context
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Given I have a template string with template variables
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And I have a template context with variable values
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When I render the deferred template with context
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Then the template should be processed using YAMLTemplateProcessor
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And the result should contain the rendered content
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Scenario: DeferredTemplate render method with complex template
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Given I have a complex template string with multiple variables
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And I have a comprehensive template context
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When I render the deferred template with context
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Then the template should be fully processed
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And all variables should be substituted correctly
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Scenario: DeferredTemplate from_yaml_section - missing key
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Given I have a YAML dictionary without the target key
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When I call from_yaml_section with the missing key
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Then it should return None
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Scenario: DeferredTemplate from_yaml_section - no template syntax
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Given I have a YAML dictionary with a section without template syntax
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When I call from_yaml_section with that key
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Then it should return None
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Scenario: DeferredTemplate from_yaml_section - with Jinja2 curly braces
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Given I have a YAML dictionary with a section containing Jinja2 curly braces
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When I call from_yaml_section with that key
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Then it should return a DeferredTemplate instance
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And the template string should contain the YAML section
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Scenario: DeferredTemplate from_yaml_section - with Jinja2 control structures
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Given I have a YAML dictionary with a section containing Jinja2 control structures
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When I call from_yaml_section with that key
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Then it should return a DeferredTemplate instance
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And the template string should contain the control structures
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Scenario: process_template_definition - no template sections
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Given I have a template definition without template sections
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should return the original definition unchanged
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Scenario: process_template_definition - with template sections without syntax
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Given I have a template definition with sections but no template syntax
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should return the original definition unchanged
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Scenario: process_template_definition - with components containing templates
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Given I have a template definition with components containing template syntax
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should create a deferred template for components
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And the original components should be replaced with a placeholder
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And the deferred template should be stored with the correct key
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Scenario: process_template_definition - with nodes containing templates
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Given I have a template definition with nodes containing template syntax
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should create a deferred template for nodes
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And the original nodes should be replaced with a placeholder
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Scenario: process_template_definition - with edges containing templates
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Given I have a template definition with edges containing template syntax
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should create a deferred template for edges
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And the original edges should be replaced with a placeholder
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Scenario: process_template_definition - with operators containing templates
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Given I have a template definition with operators containing template syntax
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should create a deferred template for operators
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And the original operators should be replaced with a placeholder
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Scenario: process_template_definition - with routing containing templates
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Given I have a template definition with routing containing template syntax
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should create a deferred template for routing
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And the original routing should be replaced with a placeholder
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Scenario: process_template_definition - with multiple sections containing templates
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Given I have a template definition with multiple sections containing template syntax
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When I call process_template_definition
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Then it should create deferred templates for all applicable sections
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And all original sections should be replaced with placeholders
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Scenario: apply_deferred_templates - no deferred templates
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Given I have a configuration without deferred templates
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And I have a generic template context
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When I call apply_deferred_templates
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Then it should return the original configuration unchanged
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Scenario: apply_deferred_templates - with deferred templates
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Given I have a configuration with deferred template markers
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And I have DeferredTemplate instances in the configuration
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And I have a generic template context
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When I call apply_deferred_templates
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Then the deferred templates should be rendered
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And the deferred markers should be removed
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And the rendered content should replace the placeholders
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Scenario: apply_deferred_templates - with nested rendered content
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Given I have a configuration with deferred templates that render to nested dictionaries
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And I have a generic template context
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When I call apply_deferred_templates
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Then the nested content should be extracted correctly
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And the actual section should be populated with the nested content
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Scenario: apply_deferred_templates - with direct rendered content
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Given I have a configuration with deferred templates that render to direct content
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And I have a generic template context
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When I call apply_deferred_templates
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Then the direct content should be used as-is
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And the configuration should be updated correctly
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