cyclone/backend/tests/test_prodfiles_smoke.py

"""Smoke tests: every prodfiles/* file we have parsers for must parse cleanly.

These tests are data-tolerant: they discover files via ``glob`` and assert
invariants per file rather than hard-coded expected counts. If ops drops
more files into ``docs/prodfiles/``, the tests stay green as long as the
new files parse cleanly.

Scope:
- ``docs/prodfiles/claims/``  → 113 single-claim 837P files (output format reference)
- ``docs/prodfiles/FromHPE/`` 837P .txt  → 4 production 837 submissions to CO Medicaid
- ``docs/prodfiles/FromHPE/`` *.999.x12    → ~1012 production transaction-set acks
- ``docs/prodfiles/FromHPE/`` *.TA1.x12    → ~352 production interchange acks
"""
from __future__ import annotations

from pathlib import Path

import pytest
from fastapi.testclient import TestClient

from cyclone.api import app
from cyclone.store import store as global_store

DOCS_PRODFILES = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent / "docs" / "prodfiles"

CLAIMS_DIR = DOCS_PRODFILES / "claims"
FROMHPE_DIR = DOCS_PRODFILES / "FromHPE"


@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def clear_store():
    """Reset the module-level store before and after each test."""
    with global_store._lock:
        global_store._batches.clear()
    yield
    with global_store._lock:
        global_store._batches.clear()


@pytest.fixture
def client() -> TestClient:
    return TestClient(app)


def _post(client: TestClient, endpoint: str, path: Path, content_type: str):
    with open(path, "rb") as f:
        return client.post(
            endpoint,
            files={"file": (path.name, f, content_type)},
            headers={"Accept": "application/json"},
        )


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# 837P — claims/ (output format reference) + FromHPE/ (real submissions)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #


@pytest.mark.skipif(
    not CLAIMS_DIR.is_dir(),
    reason=f"docs/prodfiles/claims/ not present at {CLAIMS_DIR}",
)
def test_claims_prodfiles_parse_via_837_endpoint(client: TestClient):
    """Every 837P file in docs/prodfiles/claims/ parses cleanly.

    These single-claim files represent the output format our writer
    needs to produce. If any of them fails to parse, our round-trip is
    broken even before submission to the payer.

    Note: claims/ PCNs intentionally overlap with the axiscare 837 files
    loaded by ``test_prodfile_round_trip_persists_separately`` (verified
    100% overlap). That means the store.add() dedup logic skips them
    silently — by design, since they represent the same claim shape. We
    assert the API response (parse + validate), not persistence count.
    """
    paths = sorted(p for p in CLAIMS_DIR.iterdir() if p.is_file() and p.suffix == ".x12")
    assert paths, f"no 837P files at {CLAIMS_DIR}"

    for path in paths:
        resp = _post(client, "/api/parse-837", path, "text/plain")
        assert resp.status_code == 200, f"{path.name}: {resp.text}"
        body = resp.json()
        assert body["summary"]["total_claims"] >= 1, path.name
        assert body["summary"]["failed"] == 0, path.name
        assert body["summary"]["passed"] == body["summary"]["total_claims"], path.name
        # Every claim must have an id (CLM01) — that's what makes it
        # addressable in the API and the DB.
        for claim in body["claims"]:
            assert claim.get("claim_id"), f"{path.name}: missing claim_id"
        # Sender / receiver shape must match the axiscare prod data.
        assert body["envelope"]["sender_id"] == "11525703", path.name
        assert body["envelope"]["receiver_id"] == "COMEDASSISTPROG", path.name


@pytest.mark.skipif(
    not FROMHPE_DIR.is_dir(),
    reason=f"docs/prodfiles/FromHPE/ not present at {FROMHPE_DIR}",
)
def test_fromhpe_837_prodfiles_parse(client: TestClient):
    """The 4 production 837P submissions in FromHPE/ parse cleanly."""
    paths = sorted(FROMHPE_DIR.glob("tp11525703-837P-*.txt"))
    assert paths, f"no 837P .txt files at {FROMHPE_DIR}"

    for path in paths:
        resp = _post(client, "/api/parse-837", path, "text/plain")
        assert resp.status_code == 200, f"{path.name}: {resp.text}"
        body = resp.json()
        assert body["summary"]["total_claims"] >= 1, path.name
        assert body["summary"]["failed"] == 0, path.name
        # All FromHPE 837s are sender 11525703 → COMEDASSISTPROG (HPE gateway)
        assert body["envelope"]["sender_id"] == "11525703", path.name

    batches = [b for b in global_store.list() if b.kind == "837p"]
    assert len(batches) == len(paths)


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# 999 — FromHPE/ production transaction-set acks
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #


@pytest.mark.skipif(
    not FROMHPE_DIR.is_dir(),
    reason=f"docs/prodfiles/FromHPE/ not present at {FROMHPE_DIR}",
)
def test_fromhpe_999_prodfiles_parse(client: TestClient):
    """Every 999 ACK file in FromHPE/ parses and persists to /api/acks.

    These ~1012 files are real acks Colorado sends back after receiving
    our 837 submissions. If any fail to parse, our ingest of payer
    responses is broken.

    Known data anomaly: Colorado occasionally sends ``AK9*A*1*1*1`` —
    1 received, 1 accepted, 1 rejected from a single set, which violates
    X12 spec (AK904 should be ``received - accepted``). The parser reports
    what the AK9 literally says; if this becomes a real problem, fix
    ``_ack_count_summary`` in api.py to clamp
    ``rejected = max(0, received - accepted)``.
    """
    paths = sorted(FROMHPE_DIR.glob("*999.x12"))
    assert paths, f"no 999 files at {FROMHPE_DIR}"

    a_count = 0  # accepted
    r_count = 0  # rejected (set-level)
    e_count = 0  # partial / error
    malformed_ak9 = 0  # AK9 with accepted + rejected > received (CO bug)
    for path in paths:
        resp = _post(client, "/api/parse-999", path, "application/octet-stream")
        assert resp.status_code == 200, f"{path.name}: {resp.text}"
        body = resp.json()
        ack = body["ack"]
        assert ack["ack_code"] in {"A", "E", "R"}, (
            f"{path.name}: unexpected ack_code {ack['ack_code']!r}"
        )
        assert ack["received_count"] >= 1, path.name
        # Colorado's real 999s occasionally ship a malformed AK9
        # (e.g. ``AK9*A*1*1*1``: 1 received, 1 accepted, 1 rejected,
        # which is impossible from a single set). The parser faithfully
        # reports what the AK9 says; we count those as anomalies but
        # don't fail on them. See follow-up note in test docstring.
        if ack["accepted_count"] + ack["rejected_count"] > ack["received_count"]:
            malformed_ak9 += 1
        if ack["ack_code"] == "A":
            a_count += 1
        elif ack["ack_code"] == "R":
            r_count += 1
        else:
            e_count += 1

    # Persisted as acks rows. Use the store directly to count (GET /api/acks
    # is paginated and we want to assert the total).
    from cyclone.store import CycloneStore
    fresh_store = CycloneStore()
    # acks live in the DB via store.add_ack; read via the same store path.
    assert _ack_count(fresh_store) == len(paths), (
        f"persisted { _ack_count(fresh_store) } acks, expected {len(paths)}"
    )
    # Sanity: every persisted ack round-trips through GET /api/acks/{id}.
    list_resp = client.get("/api/acks?limit=1000", headers={"Accept": "application/json"})
    assert list_resp.status_code == 200, list_resp.text
    assert list_resp.json()["total"] == len(paths)

    # Real-data distribution: surface counts so an anomaly (e.g. all R)
    # is visible in test output even when the test passes.
    print(
        f"\n[999 prodfile distribution] A={a_count} R={r_count} E={e_count} "
        f"malformed_AK9={malformed_ak9} total={len(paths)}"
    )


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# TA1 — FromHPE/ production interchange acks
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #


@pytest.mark.skipif(
    not FROMHPE_DIR.is_dir(),
    reason=f"docs/prodfiles/FromHPE/ not present at {FROMHPE_DIR}",
)
def test_fromhpe_ta1_prodfiles_parse(client: TestClient):
    """Every TA1 file in FromHPE/ parses and persists to /api/ta1-acks.

    These files are real interchange acks Colorado sends back in response
    to our 837 submissions. All real production files are R (rejected)
    — that's the dataset ops gave us to test against.
    """
    paths = sorted(FROMHPE_DIR.glob("*TA1.x12"))
    assert paths, f"no TA1 files at {FROMHPE_DIR}"

    a_count = 0
    e_count = 0
    r_count = 0
    for path in paths:
        resp = _post(client, "/api/parse-ta1", path, "application/octet-stream")
        assert resp.status_code == 200, f"{path.name}: {resp.text}"
        body = resp.json()
        ta1 = body["ta1"]
        assert ta1["ack_code"] in {"A", "E", "R"}, (
            f"{path.name}: unexpected ack_code {ta1['ack_code']!r}"
        )
        assert ta1["control_number"], f"{path.name}: empty TA101"
        assert ta1["source_batch_id"].startswith("TA1-"), path.name
        if ta1["ack_code"] == "A":
            a_count += 1
        elif ta1["ack_code"] == "R":
            r_count += 1
        else:
            e_count += 1

    # Verify persistence via GET /api/ta1-acks. The endpoint caps at
    # limit=1000 but reports total across all rows, so the assertion
    # works even with more rows than the cap.
    list_resp = client.get("/api/ta1-acks?limit=1000", headers={"Accept": "application/json"})
    assert list_resp.status_code == 200, list_resp.text
    assert list_resp.json()["total"] == len(paths)

    # Real-data distribution: surface counts so an anomaly is visible.
    print(
        f"\n[TA1 prodfile distribution] A={a_count} R={r_count} E={e_count} "
        f"total={len(paths)}"
    )


def _ack_count(store: CycloneStore) -> int:
    """Count rows in the acks table."""
    from cyclone import db
    with db.SessionLocal()() as s:
        return s.query(db.Ack).count()