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Felis/panel/src/lib/viewmode.test.ts
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flyemoji 563041ada3 feat(panel): add fail-closed role-switcher view-mode logic
Pure logic layer for the top-right avatar role-switcher: derive the home
a principal is in and may switch into, mirroring nav.ts/auth.ts so the
decision is unit-tested without a React renderer.

- ViewMode is derived from NavSection["id"], so the three switchable
  homes (User/Admin/SysAdmin) can never drift from the nav sections.
- availableViewModes / effectiveViewMode resolve a requested view against
  the live is_admin flag, failing closed: a non-admin or a demoted admin
  always collapses to the User home.
- restoreViewMode re-gates a persisted (localStorage) choice on every
  read, never trusting the stored value over the live flag, closing the
  one escalation vector a client-side persona could open.
- sectionsForView composes the view ceiling on top of visibleSections, so
  the switcher only ever narrows the sidebar, never widens access.

The avatar dropdown UI that consumes this lands as a separate increment.
2026-06-30 12:01:24 +09:00

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import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import {
VIEW_MODES,
availableViewModes,
effectiveViewMode,
parseViewMode,
restoreViewMode,
sectionsForView,
type ViewMode,
} from "./viewmode";
import { visibleSections } from "./nav";
// The role-switcher decides which home a principal is in and which they may switch
// into. One rule carries security weight and the rest is UX focus, so the cases
// below are split accordingly: the bulk pin the fail-closed rule from every angle a
// view can be chosen — a fresh request, a restored localStorage value, a tampered
// value — because the single thing that must never happen is a non-admin (or a
// demoted admin) landing in an Admin- or SysAdmin-Side view. The ceiling/section
// cases pin the navigational focus, which can declutter but never escalate.
describe("availableViewModes", () => {
it("offers a non-admin exactly the User-Side home", () => {
expect(availableViewModes(false)).toEqual(["user"]);
});
it("treats the fail-closed default (false) exactly like a non-admin", () => {
// TierProvider passes `false` while /me loads or after it rejects; the switcher
// must offer nothing but the user home in that window.
expect(availableViewModes(false)).toEqual(["user"]);
});
it("offers an admin every home, ordered least- to most-revealing", () => {
expect(availableViewModes(true)).toEqual(["user", "admin", "ops"]);
});
it("returns a fresh array so a caller cannot mutate the canonical list", () => {
const a = availableViewModes(true);
a.push("user");
expect(availableViewModes(true)).toEqual(["user", "admin", "ops"]);
});
});
describe("VIEW_MODES", () => {
it("is the three homes ordered by how much they reveal", () => {
expect(VIEW_MODES).toEqual(["user", "admin", "ops"]);
});
});
describe("effectiveViewMode (fail-closed resolution)", () => {
it("collapses any admin-level request from a non-admin to user", () => {
expect(effectiveViewMode("admin", false)).toBe("user");
expect(effectiveViewMode("ops", false)).toBe("user");
});
it("honours an admin's request for any home they are entitled to", () => {
expect(effectiveViewMode("user", true)).toBe("user");
expect(effectiveViewMode("admin", true)).toBe("admin");
expect(effectiveViewMode("ops", true)).toBe("ops");
});
it("defaults a null/undefined request to the user home for either tier", () => {
expect(effectiveViewMode(null, true)).toBe("user");
expect(effectiveViewMode(undefined, true)).toBe("user");
expect(effectiveViewMode(null, false)).toBe("user");
});
it("collapses a value outside the known homes to user, even for an admin", () => {
// Defends the runtime boundary: a value cast past the type system (a stale enum,
// a hand-edited store) is not in the allow-list, so it fails to the safe side.
expect(effectiveViewMode("root" as unknown as ViewMode, true)).toBe("user");
expect(effectiveViewMode("" as unknown as ViewMode, true)).toBe("user");
});
});
describe("parseViewMode (shape only, no gating)", () => {
it("accepts each known home verbatim", () => {
expect(parseViewMode("user")).toBe("user");
expect(parseViewMode("admin")).toBe("admin");
expect(parseViewMode("ops")).toBe("ops");
});
it("rejects anything that is not a known home, returning null", () => {
expect(parseViewMode("operator")).toBeNull();
expect(parseViewMode("Admin")).toBeNull(); // case-sensitive on purpose
expect(parseViewMode("")).toBeNull();
expect(parseViewMode(null)).toBeNull();
expect(parseViewMode(undefined)).toBeNull();
expect(parseViewMode(2)).toBeNull();
expect(parseViewMode({ mode: "ops" })).toBeNull();
});
});
describe("restoreViewMode (the persisted-value re-gate — escalation vector)", () => {
// This is the one place a client-persisted persona could escalate: a value lives
// in the user's own localStorage, fully under their control, and is read back on
// every load. The contract is that it is re-gated against the LIVE flag every
// time and never trusted on its own.
it("honours a stored admin/ops home only while the principal is still an admin", () => {
expect(restoreViewMode("ops", true)).toBe("ops");
expect(restoreViewMode("admin", true)).toBe("admin");
expect(restoreViewMode("user", true)).toBe("user");
});
it("collapses a stored admin/ops home to user for a non-admin (stale or tampered)", () => {
// A hand-edited localStorage "ops" on a non-admin account must NOT grant the
// SysAdmin view; and a once-admin who has since been demoted re-reads as user.
expect(restoreViewMode("ops", false)).toBe("user");
expect(restoreViewMode("admin", false)).toBe("user");
});
it("collapses to user while the admin flag is still fail-closed false (loading)", () => {
// Until /me resolves, isAdmin is false; a restored "ops" must wait at user, not
// flash the SysAdmin home and then yank it back.
expect(restoreViewMode("ops", false)).toBe("user");
});
it("collapses a malformed/garbage stored value to user even for an admin", () => {
expect(restoreViewMode("root", true)).toBe("user");
expect(restoreViewMode("", true)).toBe("user");
expect(restoreViewMode(null, true)).toBe("user");
expect(restoreViewMode(42, true)).toBe("user");
});
});
describe("sectionsForView (UX ceiling, composed on visibleSections)", () => {
it("shows a non-admin only the User-Side regardless of the requested view", () => {
for (const v of ["user", "admin", "ops"] as ViewMode[]) {
expect(sectionsForView(v, false).map((s) => s.id)).toEqual(["user"]);
}
});
it("foregrounds homes up to the chosen ceiling for an admin", () => {
expect(sectionsForView("user", true).map((s) => s.id)).toEqual(["user"]);
expect(sectionsForView("admin", true).map((s) => s.id)).toEqual(["user", "admin"]);
expect(sectionsForView("ops", true).map((s) => s.id)).toEqual([
"user",
"admin",
"ops",
]);
});
it("lets an admin step DOWN to the User-home and see only User-Side", () => {
// The new capability the switcher adds: an admin can choose to view the app as a
// plain user. visibleSections alone could never hide their admin nav; this can.
const ids = sectionsForView("user", true).map((s) => s.id);
expect(ids).toEqual(["user"]);
expect(ids).not.toContain("admin");
expect(ids).not.toContain("ops");
});
it("never returns more than visibleSections already permits (subset invariant)", () => {
// The switcher only ever narrows. For every (view, isAdmin) pair the result must
// be a subset of visibleSections(isAdmin) — it can never widen access.
for (const isAdmin of [true, false]) {
const permitted = new Set(visibleSections(isAdmin).map((s) => s.id));
for (const v of ["user", "admin", "ops"] as ViewMode[]) {
for (const s of sectionsForView(v, isAdmin)) {
expect(permitted.has(s.id)).toBe(true);
}
}
}
});
});