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ATOCore/tests/conftest.py

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"""pytest configuration and shared fixtures."""
import json
import os
import sys
import tempfile
from pathlib import Path
import pytest
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] / "src"))
# Default test data directory — overridden per-test by fixtures
_default_test_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="atocore_test_")
os.environ["ATOCORE_DATA_DIR"] = _default_test_dir
os.environ["ATOCORE_DEBUG"] = "true"
# V1-0: every entity created in a test is "hand authored" by the test
# author — fixture data, not extracted content. Rather than rewrite 100+
# existing test call sites, wrap create_entity so that tests which don't
# provide source_refs get hand_authored=True automatically. Tests that
# explicitly pass source_refs or hand_authored are unaffected. This keeps
# the F-8 invariant enforced in production (the API, the wiki form, and
# graduation scripts all go through the unwrapped function) while leaving
# the existing test corpus intact.
def _patch_create_entity_for_tests():
from atocore.engineering import service as _svc
_original = _svc.create_entity
def _create_entity_test(*args, **kwargs):
# Only auto-flag when hand_authored isn't explicitly specified.
# Tests that want to exercise the F-8 raise path pass
# hand_authored=False explicitly and should hit the error.
if (
not kwargs.get("source_refs")
and "hand_authored" not in kwargs
):
kwargs["hand_authored"] = True
return _original(*args, **kwargs)
_svc.create_entity = _create_entity_test
_patch_create_entity_for_tests()
@pytest.fixture
def tmp_data_dir(tmp_path):
"""Provide a temporary data directory for tests."""
os.environ["ATOCORE_DATA_DIR"] = str(tmp_path)
# Reset singletons
from atocore import config
config.settings = config.Settings()
import atocore.retrieval.vector_store as vs
vs._store = None
return tmp_path
@pytest.fixture
def project_registry(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""Stand up an isolated project registry pointing at a temp file.
Returns a callable that takes one or more (project_id, [aliases])
tuples and writes them into the registry, then forces the in-process
settings singleton to re-resolve. Use this when a test needs the
canonicalization helpers (resolve_project_name, get_registered_project)
to recognize aliases.
"""
registry_path = tmp_path / "test-project-registry.json"
def _set(*projects):
payload = {"projects": []}
for entry in projects:
if isinstance(entry, str):
project_id, aliases = entry, []
else:
project_id, aliases = entry
payload["projects"].append(
{
"id": project_id,
"aliases": list(aliases),
"description": f"test project {project_id}",
"ingest_roots": [
{"source": "vault", "subpath": f"incoming/projects/{project_id}"}
],
}
)
registry_path.write_text(json.dumps(payload), encoding="utf-8")
monkeypatch.setenv("ATOCORE_PROJECT_REGISTRY_PATH", str(registry_path))
from atocore import config
config.settings = config.Settings()
return registry_path
return _set
@pytest.fixture
def sample_markdown(tmp_path) -> Path:
"""Create a sample markdown file for testing."""
md_file = tmp_path / "test_note.md"
md_file.write_text(
"""---
tags:
- atocore
- architecture
date: 2026-04-05
---
# AtoCore Architecture
## Overview
AtoCore is a personal context engine that enriches LLM interactions
with durable memory, structured context, and project knowledge.
## Layers
The system has these layers:
1. Main PKM (human, messy, exploratory)
2. AtoVault (system mirror)
3. AtoDrive (trusted project truth)
4. Structured Memory (DB)
5. Semantic Retrieval (vector DB)
## Memory Types
AtoCore supports these memory types:
- Identity
- Preferences
- Project Memory
- Episodic Memory
- Knowledge Objects
- Adaptation Memory
- Trusted Project State
## Trust Precedence
When sources conflict:
1. Trusted Project State wins
2. AtoDrive overrides PKM
3. Most recent confirmed wins
4. Higher confidence wins
5. Equal → flag conflict
No silent merging.
""",
encoding="utf-8",
)
return md_file
@pytest.fixture
def sample_folder(tmp_path, sample_markdown) -> Path:
"""Create a folder with multiple markdown files."""
# Already has test_note.md from sample_markdown
second = tmp_path / "second_note.md"
second.write_text(
"""---
tags:
- chunking
---
# Chunking Strategy
## Approach
Heading-aware recursive splitting:
1. Split on H2 boundaries first
2. If section > 800 chars, split on H3
3. If still > 800 chars, split on paragraphs
4. Hard split at 800 chars with 100 char overlap
## Parameters
- max_chunk_size: 800 characters
- overlap: 100 characters
- min_chunk_size: 50 characters
""",
encoding="utf-8",
)
return tmp_path