Hp 2166/store action usage interval in the action table#88
Hp 2166/store action usage interval in the action table#88SilverFire merged 9 commits intohiqdev:masterfrom ValeriyShnurovoy:HP-2166/Store_Action_Usage_Interval_in_the_action_table
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tests/unit/action/UsageIntervalTest.php (1)
230-232: LGTM! Consider adding a comment explaining the calculations.The updated test expectations are mathematically correct for February 2024 (leap year):
secondsInMonth: 29 days = 2,505,600 secondsseconds: From Feb 1 11:50:00 to Feb 29 18:15:00 = 2,442,300 secondsratioOfMonth: 2,442,300 / 2,505,600 ≈ 0.9747365900383141Consider adding a comment explaining these calculations for better maintainability:
yield 'When start date is greater than start of month' => [ ['month' => '2024-02-01 00:00:00', 'start' => '2024-02-01 11:50:00', 'fraction' => 0.9747365900383141], [ 'start' => '2024-02-01 11:50:00', 'end' => '2024-02-29 18:15:00', + // February 2024 (leap year): + // - secondsInMonth = 29 days = 2,505,600 seconds + // - seconds = from Feb 1 11:50:00 to Feb 29 18:15:00 = 2,442,300 seconds + // - ratioOfMonth = seconds / secondsInMonth ≈ 0.9747365900383141 'ratioOfMonth' => 0.9747365900383141, 'seconds' => 2_442_300, 'secondsInMonth' => 2_505_600, ] ];
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tests/unit/action/UsageIntervalTest.php (1)
Learnt from: SilverFire
PR: hiqdev/php-billing#81
File: src/action/UsageInterval.php:93-106
Timestamp: 2024-10-29T10:44:02.367Z
Learning: Tests should cover invalid parameter values, such as for the `$fractionOfMonth` parameter in `withMonthAndFraction` method.
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src/action/UsageInterval.php (1)
113-115: Improved precision using seconds-based calculation
The new implementation enhances precision by:
- Using seconds instead of days for calculations
- Leveraging the existing
secondsInMonth()method - Maintaining consistency with other time-based calculations in the class
Let's verify the behavior around month boundaries and precision:
✅ Verification successful
Seconds-based calculation is well-tested and handles edge cases correctly
The implementation is thoroughly verified through comprehensive test cases that cover:
- Precise fractional calculations (0.17857142857142858)
- Boundary conditions (0.0 and 1.0)
- Input validation (throws exception for fractions < 0 or > 1)
- Leap year handling (February 2024)
- Time precision down to seconds
- Various month boundary scenarios
The new seconds-based calculation is more precise than the previous implementation and is properly validated through extensive test coverage.
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tests/unit/action/UsageIntervalTest.php (1)
Line range hint 1-282: Verify if additional tests are needed for database storage.
The test coverage for usage interval calculations is comprehensive. However, based on the PR title "store action usage interval in the action table", should we add integration tests to verify the database storage aspect of the usage intervals?
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