package contracts import ( "testing" ) func TestTopicExtractor_GoPublisher(t *testing.T) { ext := &TopicExtractor{} src := []byte(` func publish(p *kafka.Producer) { p.Produce("user.created", payload) nc.Publish("order.shipped", data) } `) contracts := ext.Extract("publisher.go", src, nil, nil) if len(contracts) != 2 { t.Fatalf("expected 2 provider contracts, got %d", len(contracts)) } // Kafka Produce + NATS Publish — broker tag rides on the // Contract.ID so cross-broker pairing stays isolated. assertContract(t, contracts[0], "topic::kafka::user.created", ContractTopic, RoleProvider) assertContract(t, contracts[1], "topic::nats::order.shipped", ContractTopic, RoleProvider) } func TestTopicExtractor_GoSubscriber(t *testing.T) { ext := &TopicExtractor{} src := []byte(` func consume(c *kafka.Consumer) { c.Subscribe("user.created", nil) } `) contracts := ext.Extract("consumer.go", src, nil, nil) if len(contracts) != 1 { t.Fatalf("expected 1 consumer contract, got %d", len(contracts)) } // `.Subscribe("subject", ...)` shape is the NATS idiom; the // Kafka equivalent is SubscribeTopics([]string{...}). With no // disambiguating import context inside the contract extractor, // the patterns route to NATS by default. assertContract(t, contracts[0], "topic::nats::user.created", ContractTopic, RoleConsumer) } // TestTopicExtractor_SymbolID verifies that publish/subscribe sites get // a SymbolID pointing at the enclosing function — the prerequisite for // EdgeMatches bridges across services (T1.2 skips any match whose // SymbolID is empty on either side, so without this every topic pair // would silently fail to produce a cross-service edge even when IDs // match perfectly). func TestTopicExtractor_SymbolID(t *testing.T) { ext := &TopicExtractor{} src := []byte(`package events func publishCreated(p *kafka.Producer) { p.Publish("user.created", data) } func subscribeCreated(c *kafka.Consumer) { c.Subscribe("user.created", nil) } `) nodes := makeNodes("events.go", []struct { name string start, end int }{ {"publishCreated", 3, 5}, {"subscribeCreated", 7, 9}, }) contracts := ext.Extract("events.go", src, nodes, nil) if len(contracts) != 2 { t.Fatalf("expected 2 contracts, got %d", len(contracts)) } byRole := make(map[Role]Contract) for _, c := range contracts { byRole[c.Role] = c } prov, ok := byRole[RoleProvider] if !ok { t.Fatal("missing provider contract") } if prov.SymbolID != "events.go::publishCreated" { t.Errorf("provider SymbolID: want events.go::publishCreated, got %q", prov.SymbolID) } cons, ok := byRole[RoleConsumer] if !ok { t.Fatal("missing consumer contract") } if cons.SymbolID != "events.go::subscribeCreated" { t.Errorf("consumer SymbolID: want events.go::subscribeCreated, got %q", cons.SymbolID) } } func TestTopicExtractor_TSProducer(t *testing.T) { ext := &TopicExtractor{} src := []byte(` await producer.send({ topic: "notifications", messages: [msg] }); `) contracts := ext.Extract("producer.ts", src, nil, nil) if len(contracts) != 1 { t.Fatalf("expected 1 provider contract, got %d", len(contracts)) } // kafkajs producer.send({ topic: "..." }) — Kafka tag. assertContract(t, contracts[0], "topic::kafka::notifications", ContractTopic, RoleProvider) }