olivv-cs-ComfyUI-FunPack/app/shell/tests/run.test.js

// The run lifecycle, driven without a server.
//
// Everything the outside provides is injected, so these tests exercise the real
// file rather than a mock of it: a fake fetch returns what ComfyUI returns, and
// messages are the ones ComfyUI actually sends (checked against execution.py
// and comfy_execution/progress.py, not from memory).

import test from "node:test";
import assert from "node:assert/strict";

import { createRun, viewUrl, IDLE, QUEUED, RUNNING, DONE, FAILED, CANCELLED }
  from "../run.js";

const ok = (body) => async () => ({ ok: true, status: 200, json: async () => body });
const refuse = (status, body) => async () => ({ ok: false, status, json: async () => body });

const message = (type, data) => ({ data: JSON.stringify({ type, data }) });

function runner(fetchImpl, { clientId = "c1" } = {}) {
  const sent = [];
  const record = async (url, init) => {
    sent.push({ url, body: init && init.body ? JSON.parse(init.body) : null });
    return fetchImpl(url, init);
  };
  return { run: createRun({ fetch: record, clientId }), sent };
}

test("queueing a prompt reports it and keeps the id the server gave", async () => {
  const { run, sent } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "p-1", number: 3 }));
  const id = await run.start({ "1": { class_type: "X", inputs: {} } });

  assert.equal(id, "p-1");
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED);
  assert.equal(run.state.promptId, "p-1");
  assert.equal(sent[0].url, "/prompt");
  assert.equal(sent[0].body.client_id, "c1", "the socket would never hear about this run");
});

test("a graph the queue refuses fails with ComfyUI's own reason", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(refuse(400, {
    error: { type: "prompt_outputs_failed_validation", message: "Prompt outputs failed validation" },
    node_errors: { "4": { errors: [{ message: "Value not in list" }] } },
  }));

  await assert.rejects(() => run.start({}), /failed validation/);
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, FAILED);
  assert.match(run.state.error.message, /failed validation/);
  assert.ok(run.state.error.nodes["4"], "the node that was wrong was dropped");
});

test("a queue that cannot be reached says so rather than looking idle", async () => {
  // The dev server serves the app and has no queue behind it, so this is the
  // ordinary case while working on the UI, not an exotic one.
  const { run } = runner(async () => { throw new TypeError("Failed to fetch"); });
  await assert.rejects(() => run.start({}), /Failed to fetch/);
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, FAILED);
  assert.match(run.state.error.message, /could not be reached/);
});

test("progress follows the node that is working, not the sum of them", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "p-1" }));
  await run.start({});

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_start", { prompt_id: "p-1" }).data));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING);

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("progress_state", {
    prompt_id: "p-1",
    nodes: {
      "3": { state: "finished", value: 7, max: 7, node_id: "3", display_node_id: "3" },
      "5": { state: "running", value: 2, max: 20, node_id: "5", display_node_id: "5" },
    },
  }).data));

  assert.deepEqual(run.state.progress, { value: 2, max: 20 });
  assert.equal(run.state.node, "5");
});

test("images are collected from every save, not replaced by the last", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "p-1" }));
  await run.start({});

  for (const name of ["a.png", "b.png"]) {
    run.handle(JSON.parse(message("executed", {
      prompt_id: "p-1",
      output: { images: [{ filename: name, subfolder: "", type: "output" }] },
    }).data));
  }
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "p-1" }).data));

  assert.equal(run.state.phase, DONE);
  assert.equal(run.state.images.length, 2);
  assert.deepEqual(run.images(), [
    "/view?filename=a.png&subfolder=&type=output",
    "/view?filename=b.png&subfolder=&type=output",
  ]);
});

test("another client's run does not drive this one", async () => {
  // execution_interrupted is BROADCAST, so a second tab cancelling its own run
  // would otherwise mark this one cancelled while it is still generating.
  const { run } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "mine" }));
  await run.start({});
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_start", { prompt_id: "mine" }).data));

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_interrupted", { prompt_id: "theirs" }).data));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING, "somebody else's cancel stopped this run");

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "theirs" }).data));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING, "somebody else's result finished this run");

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "mine" }).data));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, DONE);
});

test("a failure carries the node and the message ComfyUI gave", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "p-1" }));
  await run.start({});
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_error", {
    prompt_id: "p-1", node_id: "9", node_type: "KSampler",
    exception_message: "Given groups=1, expected input to have 4 channels",
    traceback: ["line one", "line two"],
  }).data));

  assert.equal(run.state.phase, FAILED);
  assert.equal(run.state.error.node, "KSampler");
  assert.match(run.state.error.message, /4 channels/);
  assert.ok(run.state.error.traceback, "the traceback was thrown away");
});

test("cancelling asks the server and waits for it to say it stopped", async () => {
  const { run, sent } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "p-1" }));
  await run.start({});
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_start", { prompt_id: "p-1" }).data));

  await run.cancel();
  // The state-agnostic route, not /interrupt: a job waiting behind another one
  // is not in the running half of the queue, so /interrupt answers 200 and does
  // nothing at all.
  assert.equal(sent[1].url, "/api/jobs/p-1/cancel");
  // Claiming it early is how a UI shows "cancelled" over a run still burning
  // GPU time. The server says when it actually stopped.
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING);

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_interrupted", { prompt_id: "p-1" }).data));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, CANCELLED);
});

test("cancelling when nothing is running asks the server nothing", async () => {
  const { run, sent } = runner(ok({}));
  assert.equal(await run.cancel(), false);
  assert.equal(sent.length, 0, "an idle cancel interrupted whatever else was queued");
});

test("subscribers hear the current state immediately and on every change", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "p-1" }));
  const seen = [];
  const stop = run.subscribe((s) => seen.push(s.phase));
  assert.deepEqual(seen, [IDLE], "a subscriber had to wait for a change to learn anything");

  await run.start({});
  assert.ok(seen.includes(QUEUED));
  stop();
  const before = seen.length;
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "p-1" }).data));
  assert.equal(seen.length, before, "unsubscribing did not stop the updates");
});

test("a listener that throws does not stop the others", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "p-1" }));
  const seen = [];
  run.subscribe(() => { throw new Error("bad listener"); });
  run.subscribe((s) => seen.push(s.phase));
  await run.start({});
  assert.ok(seen.includes(QUEUED));
});

test("a binary frame and a malformed one leave the socket alone", async () => {
  const events = {};
  const socket = { addEventListener: (type, fn) => { events[type] = fn; } };
  const run = createRun({ fetch: ok({}), clientId: "c1", connect: () => socket });
  run.listen();

  events.message({ data: new Uint8Array([1, 2, 3]) });   // a preview image
  events.message({ data: "{not json" });
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, IDLE);
});

test("viewUrl escapes what goes into it", () => {
  const url = viewUrl({ filename: "a b&c.png", subfolder: "s/1", type: "temp" });
  assert.match(url, /filename=a\+b%26c\.png/);
  assert.match(url, /subfolder=s%2F1/);
  assert.match(url, /type=temp/);
});

// --- while /prompt is still in flight ---------------------------------------
//
// Every test above awaits start() before sending a message, so none of them
// ever enters the window between "queued" and "the server said what this run is
// called". That window is a real network round trip, the socket is already
// live, and everything ComfyUI broadcasts arrives during it.

function held() {
  let release;
  const gate = new Promise((resolve) => { release = resolve; });
  const sent = [];
  const fetchImpl = async (url, init) => {
    sent.push({ url, body: init && init.body ? JSON.parse(init.body) : null });
    if (url.endsWith("/prompt")) {
      await gate;
      return { ok: true, status: 200, json: async () => ({ prompt_id: "mine" }) };
    }
    return { ok: true, status: 200, json: async () => ({}) };
  };
  return { run: createRun({ fetch: fetchImpl, clientId: "c1" }), sent, release };
}

test("a stranger's result during the round trip is not adopted as this run's", async () => {
  const { run, release } = held();
  const started = run.start({});

  // Another client finishes while this request is still on the wire.
  run.handle({ type: "executed", data: { prompt_id: "theirs", output: { images: [{ filename: "not-mine.png" }] } } });
  run.handle({ type: "execution_success", data: { prompt_id: "theirs" } });

  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED, "somebody else's run finished this one");
  assert.deepEqual(run.state.images, [], "somebody else's picture was taken as this run's result");

  release();
  await started;
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED);
  assert.deepEqual(run.state.images, []);
});

test("this run's own messages during the round trip are not lost", async () => {
  // The other half. A short run can finish inside the round trip, and dropping
  // what arrives early would leave the app waiting for a result it already had.
  const { run, release } = held();
  const started = run.start({});

  run.handle({ type: "execution_start", data: { prompt_id: "mine" } });
  run.handle({ type: "executed", data: { prompt_id: "mine", output: { images: [{ filename: "mine.png" }] } } });
  run.handle({ type: "execution_success", data: { prompt_id: "mine" } });

  release();
  await started;
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, DONE);
  assert.deepEqual(run.state.images.map((i) => i.filename), ["mine.png"]);
});

test("cancelling before the run has a name never interrupts anything else", async () => {
  // ComfyUI reads a missing prompt_id as "interrupt whatever is running". On a
  // shared box that is another person's generation; the clicking user's own
  // request may not even be queued yet.
  const { run, sent, release } = held();
  const started = run.start({});

  assert.equal(await run.cancel(), true, "the cancel was refused rather than remembered");
  assert.deepEqual(sent.filter((s) => s.url.includes("cancel") || s.url.endsWith("/interrupt")), [],
    "a cancel went out with no prompt id, which ComfyUI reads as a global interrupt");

  release();
  await started;

  const cancels = sent.filter((s) => s.url.includes("/cancel"));
  assert.equal(cancels.length, 1, "the cancel the user asked for never happened");
  assert.equal(cancels[0].url, "/api/jobs/mine/cancel");
});

test("a cancel is never sent with a null prompt id, whatever the phase", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: null }));   // a server answering oddly
  await run.start({});
  const before = run.state.promptId;
  assert.equal(before, null);
  await run.cancel();
  // Remembered, not sent: there is still nothing to name.
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED);
});

test("held messages do not grow without bound", async () => {
  const { run, release } = held();
  const started = run.start({});
  for (let i = 0; i < 500; i += 1) {
    run.handle({ type: "progress_state", data: { prompt_id: "theirs", nodes: {} } });
  }
  release();
  await started;
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED, "a flood of other traffic changed this run");
});

// --- reattaching after a reload ---------------------------------------------

test("adopting a run already in flight picks up its progress and result", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({}));
  assert.equal(run.adopt("was-running"), true);
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING);
  assert.equal(run.state.promptId, "was-running");

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("progress_state", {
    prompt_id: "was-running",
    nodes: { "5": { state: "running", value: 4, max: 20, node_id: "5" } },
  }).data));
  assert.deepEqual(run.state.progress, { value: 4, max: 20 });

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("executed", {
    prompt_id: "was-running", output: { images: [{ filename: "late.png" }] },
  }).data));
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "was-running" }).data));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, DONE);
  assert.deepEqual(run.state.images.map((i) => i.filename), ["late.png"]);
});

test("adopting nothing does nothing", async () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({}));
  assert.equal(run.adopt(null), false);
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, IDLE);
});

test("an adopted run can be cancelled by its own id", async () => {
  const { run, sent } = runner(ok({}));
  run.adopt("was-running");
  await run.cancel();
  assert.equal(sent[0].url, "/api/jobs/was-running/cancel");
});

// --- a run that finishes while the page is loading ---------------------------
//
// The socket opens before the queue can be asked which run is ours, so a run
// that ends in that moment has already left `queue_running` by the time anyone
// looks. Nothing about it is recoverable unless what arrived on the socket in
// the meantime was kept.

test("messages arriving before a page has any run of its own are kept", () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({}));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, IDLE);

  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("executed", {
    prompt_id: "prev-run",
    output: { images: [{ filename: "finished-during-reload.png" }] },
  }).data));
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "prev-run" }).data));

  // Nothing was acted on -- this page does not yet know the run is its own.
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, IDLE);
  assert.deepEqual(run.state.images, []);
  // But the id was noticed, which is what makes it findable.
  assert.deepEqual(run.seen(), ["prev-run"]);
});

test("adopting a run that already finished still produces its result", () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({}));
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("executed", {
    prompt_id: "prev-run",
    output: { images: [{ filename: "finished-during-reload.png" }] },
  }).data));
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "prev-run" }).data));

  run.adopt("prev-run");
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, DONE, "the result was dropped rather than replayed");
  assert.deepEqual(run.state.images.map((i) => i.filename), ["finished-during-reload.png"]);
});

test("what was seen while idle does not become somebody else's run", () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({}));
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_success", { prompt_id: "theirs" }).data));
  run.adopt("mine");
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING, "a stranger's finish was replayed onto this run");
});

test("a run waiting behind another one can still be cancelled", async () => {
  // The case /interrupt cannot serve. ComfyUI only consults the RUNNING half of
  // its queue there, so a job that is merely pending gets a 200, a log line
  // saying it was skipped, and a full generation when its turn arrives.
  const { run, sent } = runner(ok({ prompt_id: "waiting" }));
  await run.start({});
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED, "this test needs a run that has not started");

  await run.cancel();
  assert.equal(sent[1].url, "/api/jobs/waiting/cancel",
    "a queued run was cancelled with a call that only stops a running one");
});

test("an older ComfyUI without the cancel route still interrupts", async () => {
  const sent = [];
  const fetchImpl = async (url, init) => {
    sent.push({ url, body: init && init.body ? JSON.parse(init.body) : null });
    if (url.includes("/api/jobs/")) return { ok: false, status: 404, json: async () => ({}) };
    return { ok: true, status: 200, json: async () => ({ prompt_id: "p-1" }) };
  };
  const run = createRun({ fetch: fetchImpl, clientId: "c1" });
  await run.start({});
  run.handle({ type: "execution_start", data: { prompt_id: "p-1" } });

  await run.cancel();
  const urls = sent.map((s) => s.url);
  assert.ok(urls.includes("/api/jobs/p-1/cancel"));
  assert.ok(urls.includes("/interrupt"), "nothing was tried after the route was absent");
  assert.equal(sent[sent.length - 1].body.prompt_id, "p-1",
    "the fallback interrupted globally rather than this run");
});

test("a cancelled pending run does not sit at Queued forever", async () => {
  // Dequeuing a job that never ran sends nothing on the socket -- there is no
  // execution to interrupt and so no execution_interrupted. Without reading the
  // answer, a cancel that worked leaves the UI saying Queued indefinitely.
  const sent = [];
  const fetchImpl = async (url, init) => {
    sent.push(url);
    if (url.includes("/cancel")) return { ok: true, status: 200, json: async () => ({ cancelled: true }) };
    return { ok: true, status: 200, json: async () => ({ prompt_id: "waiting" }) };
  };
  const run = createRun({ fetch: fetchImpl, clientId: "c1" });
  await run.start({});
  await run.cancel();
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, CANCELLED);
});

test("a running run is still left to the socket to declare stopped", async () => {
  const fetchImpl = async (url) => ({
    ok: true, status: 200,
    json: async () => (url.includes("/cancel") ? { cancelled: true } : { prompt_id: "p-1" }),
  });
  const run = createRun({ fetch: fetchImpl, clientId: "c1" });
  await run.start({});
  run.handle({ type: "execution_start", data: { prompt_id: "p-1" } });

  await run.cancel();
  // Claiming it early is how a UI shows "cancelled" over a run still burning
  // GPU time: the interrupt is a request, and the model finishes its step.
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING);
  run.handle({ type: "execution_interrupted", data: { prompt_id: "p-1" } });
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, CANCELLED);
});

test("a cancel the server says did nothing does not claim it did", async () => {
  const fetchImpl = async (url) => ({
    ok: true, status: 200,
    json: async () => (url.includes("/cancel") ? { cancelled: false } : { prompt_id: "gone" }),
  });
  const run = createRun({ fetch: fetchImpl, clientId: "c1" });
  await run.start({});
  await run.cancel();
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED, "the run was declared cancelled on the server's word that it was not");
});

test("a run adopted while it is still waiting its turn says Queued, not Working", () => {
  const { run } = runner(ok({}));
  run.adopt("waiting", { running: false });
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, QUEUED);
  assert.equal(run.state.promptId, "waiting");

  // And it becomes running when the server says it did, not before.
  run.handle(JSON.parse(message("execution_start", { prompt_id: "waiting" }).data));
  assert.equal(run.state.phase, RUNNING);
});