test(search): query input focus follows real focus

Regression coverage for the search input's focus flag: it must track
the renderable's REAL focus (useInputFocusNav FOCUSED/BLURRED), not a
flag that outlives it. Clicking off the input drops inputFocused and
keyboard control resumes; s re-enters typing; Esc defocuses; clicking
the input refocuses.

Documents the observed full-suite CPU-contention flake in the header:
both tests occasionally time out in openSearch under suite load while
passing reliably in isolation.
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/**
* search-focus.test.tsx — the search query input's focus flag must follow its
* REAL focus, not a flag that outlives it.
*
* Regression: clicking off the query input (opentui's mouse dispatch
* auto-focuses the clicked target's nearest focusable ancestor, blurring the
* input) used to leave `nav.inputFocused()` stuck true while the renderable
* was unfocused. The Shell keyboard router then yielded every key to a
* non-existent input: Esc wouldn't defocus, `s` wouldn't refocus, j/k/h did
* nothing. The input now drives the flag through useInputFocusNav
* (FOCUSED/BLURRED), so click-off drops the flag and keyboard control resumes;
* clicking the input focuses it.
*
* Mounts the real app (sandboxed, silent audio) via the same provider tree as
* scripts/tui-harness.tsx and drives it with the test renderer's mock keys +
* mouse. Layout is deterministic at 100x30: tab list 20 cols, current pane
* x=20..69 (content padded 1), so the query input row is y=1, x=29..57 and the
* pane interior is blank at (60,5).
*
* KNOWN FLAKE (full-suite CPU contention): both tests occasionally fail inside
* openSearch — the tab-digit press or the post-Enter input focus doesn't land
* within the retry budget (20 × press+render+40ms, then a 5s waitFor). Passes
* reliably in isolation (`bun test tests/search-focus.test.tsx`, ~2s).
* Observed 2026-08-11 on an M3 Pro: two consecutive red full-suite runs
* (`timed out waiting for: input focused on tab entry` / `Expected: 4,
* Received: 1`), then two consecutive green — timing under load, not state.
* If a full-suite run reports these two, re-run the file alone to confirm
* before treating it as a regression.
*/
import { test, expect, afterAll, mock } from "bun:test";
import { testRender } from "@opentui/solid";
import { mkdirSync, rmSync } from "node:fs";
import { join } from "node:path";
import type { AudioControls } from "../src/hooks/useAudio";
// Other test files that `mock.module("../src/hooks/useAudio")` can share this
// file's worker (bun reuses workers; the mock leaks into the module registry
// here). That stub only has duration/position/seek, so the Shell's render
// throws on audio.currentEpisode() and no key router ever attaches — presses
// go nowhere. Register a complete no-op stub FIRST so the app mounts
// regardless of what leaked in before us.
const stubAudio: AudioControls = {
isPlaying: () => false,
position: () => 0,
duration: () => 0,
volume: () => 1,
speed: () => 1,
backendName: () => "none",
error: () => null,
currentEpisode: () => null,
availablePlayers: () => [],
play: async () => {},
pause: async () => {},
resume: async () => {},
togglePlayback: async () => {},
stop: async () => {},
seek: async () => {},
seekRelative: async () => {},
setVolume: async () => {},
setSpeed: async () => {},
switchBackend: async () => {},
prev: async () => {},
next: async () => {},
};
mock.module("../src/hooks/useAudio", () => ({
useAudio: () => stubAudio,
}));
// Sandbox BEFORE any app module evaluates — config-dir/persistence read these
// env vars at import time. Static imports are hoisted above this code, so the
// app modules must be loaded dynamically (mirrors scripts/tui-harness.tsx).
const SANDBOX = join(process.cwd(), ".harness", "test-focus");
mkdirSync(join(SANDBOX, "config-home"), { recursive: true });
mkdirSync(join(SANDBOX, "data-home"), { recursive: true });
process.env.XDG_CONFIG_HOME = join(SANDBOX, "config-home");
process.env.XDG_DATA_HOME = join(SANDBOX, "data-home");
process.env.PODTUI_AUDIO_BACKEND = "none";
const { App } = await import("../src/App");
const { ThemeProvider } = await import("../src/context/ThemeContext");
const toast = await import("../src/ui/toast");
const { KeybindProvider, useKeybinds } = await import(
"../src/context/KeybindContext"
);
const { NavigationProvider, useNavigation } = await import(
"../src/context/NavigationContext"
);
const { DialogProvider } = await import("../src/ui/dialog");
const { CommandProvider } = await import("../src/ui/command");
const { TABS } = await import("../src/utils/navigation");
// Click coordinates (0-based) in the 100x30 layout — see file header.
const INPUT_CLICK = { x: 35, y: 1 };
const PILL_EPISODES = { x: 44, y: 3 };
const BLANK_PANE = { x: 60, y: 5 };
type Mounted = {
renderer: any;
renderOnce: () => Promise<void>;
mockInput: any;
mockMouse: any;
nav: () => {
inputFocused: () => boolean;
currentDepth: () => number;
activeTab: () => number;
};
keybindsReady: () => boolean;
};
/** Mount the real app and return drivers + nav/keybind probes (contexts are
* only readable inside the provider tree). */
async function mountApp(): Promise<Mounted> {
let navRef: any = null;
let keybindsRef: any = null;
const StateProbe = () => {
navRef = useNavigation();
keybindsRef = useKeybinds();
return null;
};
const HarnessRoot = () => (
<toast.ToastProvider>
<ThemeProvider mode="dark">
<KeybindProvider>
<NavigationProvider>
<StateProbe />
<DialogProvider>
<CommandProvider>
<App />
<toast.Toast />
</CommandProvider>
</DialogProvider>
</NavigationProvider>
</KeybindProvider>
</ThemeProvider>
</toast.ToastProvider>
);
const setup = await testRender(() => <HarnessRoot />, {
width: 100,
height: 30,
useThread: false,
});
(setup.renderer as unknown as { disableStdoutInterception?: () => void }).disableStdoutInterception?.();
// Initial mount settle; keybind readiness is awaited separately in
// settleReady before any keypress.
await setup.renderOnce();
await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 60));
return {
renderer: setup.renderer,
renderOnce: setup.renderOnce,
mockInput: setup.mockInput,
mockMouse: setup.mockMouse,
nav: () => navRef,
keybindsReady: () => keybindsRef?.ready ?? false,
};
}
/** Render + settle until the keybind router is ready (it loads keybinds from
* disk asynchronously on mount); the first keypress would otherwise be lost
* under full-suite CPU contention. */
async function settleReady(m: Mounted): Promise<void> {
for (let i = 0; i < 80; i++) {
await m.renderOnce();
await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 60));
if (m.keybindsReady()) return;
}
throw new Error("keybinds never became ready");
}
/** Navigate to the Search tab's query depth (input auto-focuses on entry).
* The tab-digit press is retried until it lands: the first press can fire
* before the Shell's key router attaches (keybinds load asynchronously), so
* re-pressing self-heals instead of flaking under suite contention. */
async function openSearch(m: Mounted): Promise<void> {
await settleReady(m);
for (let i = 0; i < 20 && m.nav().activeTab() !== TABS.SEARCH; i++) {
m.mockInput.pressKey("4");
await m.renderOnce();
await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 40));
}
expect(m.nav().activeTab()).toBe(TABS.SEARCH);
m.mockInput.pressEnter();
await waitFor(m, () => m.nav().inputFocused(), "input focused on tab entry");
}
/** Render + sleep until `cond` holds or the timeout elapses. Fixed sleeps after
* input/mouse actions flake under full-suite CPU contention, so state
* transitions are polled instead. */
async function waitFor(
m: Mounted,
cond: () => boolean,
what: string,
timeoutMs = 5000,
): Promise<void> {
const deadline = Date.now() + timeoutMs;
while (Date.now() < deadline) {
if (cond()) return;
await m.renderOnce();
await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 25));
}
throw new Error(`timed out waiting for: ${what}`);
}
/** The renderable the renderer currently considers focused (if any). */
function focusedName(m: Mounted): string | null {
const r = m.renderer.currentFocusedRenderable;
return r ? `${r.constructor?.name} id=${r.id}` : null;
}
afterAll(() => {
rmSync(SANDBOX, { recursive: true, force: true });
});
test("clicking off the query input drops inputFocused; s and Esc restore keyboard control", async () => {
const m = await mountApp();
try {
await openSearch(m);
expect(m.nav().inputFocused()).toBe(true);
// Click off the input (scope pill). Real focus moves to the pane's
// scrollbox, blurring the input — the flag must follow.
await m.mockMouse.click(PILL_EPISODES.x, PILL_EPISODES.y);
await waitFor(m, () => !m.nav().inputFocused(), "flag off after pill click");
expect(focusedName(m)).not.toMatch(/^Input/);
// `s` (search action) must refocus the input for typing.
m.mockInput.pressKey("s");
await waitFor(m, () => m.nav().inputFocused(), "s refocuses the input");
expect(focusedName(m)).toMatch(/^Input/);
// Escape defocuses; the flag stays off (no depth change re-seeds it).
m.mockInput.pressEscape();
await waitFor(m, () => !m.nav().inputFocused(), "escape defocuses");
// Click-off a second time (blank pane interior). The flag is already
// false from the escape, so a state-poll can't observe the click; check
// directly that the click did NOT re-focus the input, then that j is
// not swallowed (flag stays false, nothing re-grabs focus).
await m.mockMouse.click(BLANK_PANE.x, BLANK_PANE.y);
await m.renderOnce();
await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 40));
expect(m.nav().inputFocused()).toBe(false);
m.mockInput.pressKey("j");
await m.renderOnce();
await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 40));
expect(m.nav().inputFocused()).toBe(false);
} finally {
m.renderer.destroy();
}
});
test("clicking the query input focuses it (typing mode)", async () => {
const m = await mountApp();
try {
await openSearch(m);
// Defocus first so the click has something to restore.
m.mockInput.pressEscape();
await waitFor(m, () => !m.nav().inputFocused(), "escape defocuses");
await m.mockMouse.click(INPUT_CLICK.x, INPUT_CLICK.y);
await waitFor(m, () => m.nav().inputFocused(), "input click focuses");
expect(focusedName(m)).toMatch(/^Input/);
} finally {
m.renderer.destroy();
}
});