# Search Implementation Tests
## Test Requirements
The search implementation must pass these tests to be considered complete:
### 1. Frontend Tests
#### Basic Search Form
- [ ] Search page (`/search`) loads successfully
- [ ] Search form uses semantic HTML5 ` `
- [ ] Form includes proper `` and accessibility attributes
- [ ] Search input has `name="q"` attribute
- [ ] Form uses `method="get"` for shareable URLs
- [ ] Form works without JavaScript (progressive enhancement)
#### Search Input Behavior
- [ ] Search input shows correct mobile keyboard (with "Search" button)
- [ ] Real-time search triggers after 300ms delay when JavaScript enabled
- [ ] Search suggestions appear as user types
- [ ] Search works with form submission when JavaScript disabled
- [ ] Empty search query handled gracefully
#### Search Results Display
- [ ] Topic matches displayed with proper formatting
- [ ] Section matches show topic#section format
- [ ] Results are clickable and navigate correctly
- [ ] No results state handled appropriately
- [ ] Loading states shown during search
### 2. Backend Tests
#### Search API Endpoint
- [ ] `/search` endpoint exists in copilot server
- [ ] Accepts GET requests with `q` parameter
- [ ] Returns JSON response with proper structure
- [ ] Handles empty query gracefully
- [ ] Returns appropriate HTTP status codes
#### Search Logic
- [ ] Generative search using LLM infrastructure works
- [ ] Topic suggestions include relevant matches
- [ ] Section recommendations work correctly
- [ ] Search results are ranked by relevance
- [ ] Search handles special characters and edge cases
#### Performance Requirements
- [ ] Search response time < 300ms average
- [ ] Caching works for common searches
- [ ] API handles concurrent requests properly
- [ ] Error handling for search failures
### 3. Integration Tests
#### End-to-End Search Flow
- [ ] User can search from any page
- [ ] Search results link to correct topic pages
- [ ] Section links navigate to proper anchors
- [ ] Search URLs are shareable (`/search?q=query`)
- [ ] Back/forward navigation works correctly
#### Topic Navigation
- [ ] Topic links work: `/t/topic_name`
- [ ] Section anchors work: `/t/topic_name#section`
- [ ] Nested topics work: `/t/parent/child`
- [ ] 404 handling for non-existent topics
### 4. Accessibility Tests
#### WCAG Compliance
- [ ] Search form has proper ARIA labels
- [ ] Search results announced to screen readers
- [ ] Keyboard navigation works throughout
- [ ] Focus management handled correctly
- [ ] Color contrast meets WCAG AA standards
#### Mobile Usability
- [ ] Search works on mobile devices
- [ ] Touch targets are appropriately sized
- [ ] Search input properly sized for mobile
- [ ] Results readable on small screens
### 5. Code Quality Tests
#### TypeScript/JavaScript
- [ ] No TypeScript errors in search-related files
- [ ] Proper error handling throughout
- [ ] No `any` types used
- [ ] Code follows project style guidelines
#### Python (Backend)
- [ ] Type annotations present
- [ ] Proper exception handling
- [ ] Code passes ruff linting
- [ ] No hardcoded secrets or sensitive data
## Test Commands
### Frontend Tests
```bash
cd shells/shell-web
pnpm test
pnpm quality
```
### Backend Tests
```bash
cd copilot
uv run ruff check .
uv run black --check .
uv run mypy .
uv run pytest tests/
```
### Integration Tests
```bash
# Start both servers
cd shells/shell-web && pnpm dev &
cd copilot && uv run fastapi dev main.py &
# Run end-to-end tests
pnpm test:e2e
```
## Success Criteria
All tests must pass before the search implementation is considered complete. The implementation should:
1. Work without JavaScript (progressive enhancement)
2. Meet performance requirements (< 300ms response time)
3. Follow accessibility guidelines (WCAG AA)
4. Use semantic HTML5 for search functionality
5. Integrate properly with existing topic structure
6. Handle edge cases and errors gracefully