station-master/test/events.test.ts

/**
 * What the event log is, and what it is not.
 *
 * The README, four architecture documents and six source comments all claimed `state = fold(events)`
 * until v0.4.0. It was never true, and the claim was load-bearing — it was the stated justification
 * for reconnection, restart recovery and persistence, none of which were built yet. This file makes
 * the real shape checkable so the claim cannot quietly come back.
 *
 * The decision (`docs/architecture/protocol.md` §3): **the intents are canonical.** A game is
 * `{ seed, history: Intent[] }`, `fromSave` replays it exactly, and events narrate.
 */

import { describe, it } from 'node:test';
import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs';
import { join } from 'node:path';

import { fromSave, newGame, submit, toSave, view } from '../src/web/game.ts';
import { actionGroups, currentActor } from '../src/web/game.ts';
import { narrate } from '../src/sim/narrate.ts';

const src = (rel: string): string => readFileSync(join(import.meta.dirname, '..', 'src', rel), 'utf8');

/** Every `type: 'x'` in the `GameEvent` union. */
function eventTypes(): Set<string> {
  const text = src('engine/events.ts');
  const union = text.slice(text.indexOf('export type GameEvent ='));
  return new Set([...union.matchAll(/type: '([a-zA-Z]+)'/g)].map((m) => m[1]!));
}

/** Every `case 'x':` inside `reduce`. */
function reducedTypes(): Set<string> {
  const text = src('engine/apply.ts');
  const body = text.slice(text.indexOf('export function reduce'));
  return new Set([...body.matchAll(/case '([a-zA-Z]+)':/g)].map((m) => m[1]!));
}

/**
 * The event types the reducer does not handle, as of v0.4.0.
 *
 * Every one is emitted by the phase driver in `advance.ts`, which mutates state and then describes
 * what it did. Read the list: it is the clock, plus the entire Mainline phase — which is to say every
 * train movement in the game. That is why folding the log rebuilds a district and not a railroad.
 */
const KNOWN_UNREDUCED = [
  'actorChanged',
  'carPassed',
  'clearanceRequested',
  'dispatchBonusUsed',
  'expediteFault',
  /**
   * The Freight Agent chose to do nothing (§6.3 requires no action). Emitted by `freightAgent.end`
   * beside the `phaseEnded` that ends the turn, and reduces to nothing itself — exactly the
   * `switchingEnded` pattern below.
   */
  'freightAgentIdled',
  /**
   * The New Train Phase's report that it could give a train nothing (playtest, 2026-09-16, the
   * Sparrow running empty). Emitted by the phase driver after the make-up round has nothing left to
   * offer, so it describes rather than reduces, like every entry on this list.
   */
  'makeUpShort',
  'phaseBegan',
  /**
   * §Q, Red Flags (Gitea#19). The flag comes down inside the phase driver as it stops a train, so
   * this is described rather than reduced like everything else here.
   *
   * ADDED DELIBERATELY, and it cost a bug first: the flag was originally taken down in a `reduce`
   * case, which never fires for an event `advance.ts` emits — so it stayed up and held every train
   * that came. That is precisely the failure this list exists to make visible.
   */
  'redFlagSpent',
  // Employee Rotation moves `seating` in the phase driver and then describes what it did, which is
  // the pattern every entry on this list follows.
  'seatsRotated',
  'stageBegan',
  /**
   * §5's Fedora handover, emitted by `shiftChange` on the same mutate-then-describe path as its
   * neighbours here: the clock moves the Superintendent and then says so. Added 2026-09-16 because
   * riding on `actorChanged` meant the log dropped it as turn bookkeeping.
   */
  'superintendentChanged',
  /**
   * The line that closes a switching turn. Emitted by `switch.end` beside the `phaseEnded` that
   * actually ends the turn, and reduces to nothing itself: it reports what the Moves were spent on
   * and where the crew was left, both of which the state already holds.
   */
  'switchingEnded',
  'trainArrived',
  'trainCompleted',
  'trainDiverted',
  'trainHeld',
  'trainHighballed',
  'trainMadeUp',
  'trainStoodStill',
  'trainsDestroyed',
];

describe('the event log narrates but does not reconstruct', () => {
  it('has exactly the unreduced event types it is documented to have', () => {
    /**
     * A CHANGE-DETECTOR ON PURPOSE. If this fails because the list shrank, someone has made the
     * phase driver reduce — good, and the docs in `protocol.md` §3, `events.ts` and the README now
     * understate the engine and should be corrected in the same change. If it fails because the list
     * GREW, a new event was added on the mutate-then-describe path, which is worth knowing before it
     * becomes another thing the log cannot rebuild.
     */
    const all = eventTypes();
    const reduced = reducedTypes();
    const unreduced = [...all].filter((t) => !reduced.has(t)).sort();
    assert.deepEqual(
      unreduced,
      KNOWN_UNREDUCED,
      'the set of events the reducer ignores has changed — see the comment above KNOWN_UNREDUCED',
    );
  });

  it('never folds events in the phase driver, which is what makes the above true', () => {
    // `advance.ts` mutating directly is the whole mechanism. If it ever starts calling `reduce`,
    // the claim becomes recoverable and this file should be rewritten rather than relaxed.
    assert.doesNotMatch(
      src('engine/advance.ts'),
      /\breduce\(s[,)]/,
      'the phase driver now folds events — reconsider the canonical-record decision',
    );
  });
});

describe('the intents are what reconstructs a game', () => {
  it('replays a partly-played game to exactly the same position', () => {
    // The property that actually holds, stated as a test rather than as a comment. This is what
    // save, share, undo, restart recovery and post-game replay all rest on.
    const game = newGame(31337);
    for (let i = 0; i < 120; i++) {
      if (currentActor(game) === null) break;
      const { options } = actionGroups(game);
      if (options.length === 0) break;
      if (!submit(game, options[0]!)) break;
    }
    assert.ok(game.history.length > 20, 'the driver did not play far enough to be a real test');

    const back = fromSave(toSave(game));
    assert.deepEqual(view(back).cells, view(game).cells, 'the board differs after replay');
    assert.deepEqual(
      back.state.players.map((p) => p.revenue),
      game.state.players.map((p) => p.revenue),
      'the score differs after replay',
    );
    assert.equal(back.state.clock.day, game.state.clock.day);
    assert.equal(back.state.clock.stage, game.state.clock.stage);
    assert.equal(back.state.clock.phase, game.state.clock.phase);
    // The trains are the part folding the log would have lost, so check them specifically.
    assert.deepEqual(
      [...back.state.trays.keys()].sort(),
      [...game.state.trays.keys()].sort(),
      'the crews differ after replay',
    );
  });

  it('carries no POSITION in the save — the seed, the rules dealt under, and the intents', () => {
    // If anything else ever creeps into `Save`, the claim above weakens: the game would no longer be
    // reconstructible from decisions alone, and persistence would have a schema to migrate.
    //
    // `rules` is the one addition, and it is not position: it is the other half of the seed. A seed
    // only names a game together with the rules it was dealt under, which is why two published
    // replays went dead when the rules moved (`TODO.md`) — the intents were fine, the deal was not.
    const game = newGame(7);
    assert.deepEqual(Object.keys(toSave(game)).sort(), ['history', 'rules', 'seed']);
  });
});

/**
 * A FREIGHT AGENT TURN, AS THE TABLE READS IT.
 *
 * Reported on Day 1 Stage 3 of v0.8.0.16, watching a bot: "one car moved to or from a facility —
 * can we tell what car, what facility and whether it was to or from." Two separate faults sat
 * behind that. The choice line ASSERTED a car had moved, which §6.3 does not require and the bot
 * deliberately declines; and the three lines that do report the work named the grid coordinate
 * rather than the industry standing on it.
 */
describe('a Freight Agent turn says what it did, to what, and where', () => {
  const ctx = {
    playerName: () => 'Bot 1',
    facilityAt: (_p: number, c: { row: number; col: number }) =>
      c.row === -1 && c.col === 1 ? 'the Freight House' : null,
  };

  it('announces the OPTION without claiming a car moved', () => {
    const line = narrate({ type: 'localOpsOptionChosen', player: 0, option: 'freightAgent' } as never, ctx);
    assert.ok(
      !/one car moved/.test(line.text),
      `the choice line still asserts an outcome: ${line.text}`,
    );
    // It must still say what the Freight Agent is FOR, or the option is a bare name.
    assert.match(line.text, /Outbound|Inbound|jam/, `the choice line says nothing about the work: ${line.text}`);
  });

  it('says so when the Freight Agent deliberately does nothing', () => {
    // The bot takes this route on purpose: unjamming a healthy box destroys a stocked load. Silence
    // here is what made the turn read as a dropped turn.
    const line = narrate({ type: 'freightAgentIdled', player: 0 } as never, ctx);
    assert.match(line.text, /nothing worth doing/, `an idle Freight Agent is silent: ${line.text}`);
  });

  it('names the industry and the direction, not a coordinate', () => {
    const at = { row: -1, col: 1 };
    const stocked = narrate(
      { type: 'stockToOutbound', player: 0, at, stock: { type: 'boxcar', loaded: true } } as never,
      ctx,
    );
    assert.match(stocked.text, /the Freight House/, `no industry named: ${stocked.text}`);
    assert.ok(!/\(1, -1\)/.test(stocked.text), `still speaking in coordinates: ${stocked.text}`);
    assert.match(stocked.text, /boxcar/, `the car is not named: ${stocked.text}`);
    assert.match(stocked.text, /INTO/, `the direction is not stated: ${stocked.text}`);

    const cleared = narrate(
      { type: 'inboundCleared', player: 0, at, stock: { type: 'hopper', loaded: true } } as never,
      ctx,
    );
    assert.match(cleared.text, /the Freight House/, `no industry named: ${cleared.text}`);
    assert.match(cleared.text, /OUT of/, `the direction is not stated: ${cleared.text}`);

    const jam = narrate(
      { type: 'facilityUnjammed', player: 0, at, from: 'menAtWork', stock: { type: 'tank', loaded: true } } as never,
      ctx,
    );
    assert.match(jam.text, /the Freight House/, `no industry named: ${jam.text}`);

    /**
     * Where there is no industry, the coordinate is still the honest fallback rather than "nowhere".
     *
     * AND IT IS SPELLED THE WAY THE ACTION MENU SPELLS IT — X,Y, east/west then north/south. The
     * log printed the internal row/col order until 2026-09-21, so the same square read "(1,-1)" in
     * the menu and "(-1,1)" in the log, side by side. `test/web.test.ts` pins the two against each
     * other; this pins the order itself.
     */
    const plain = narrate(
      { type: 'stockToOutbound', player: 0, at: { row: -2, col: 4 }, stock: { type: 'boxcar', loaded: true } } as never,
      ctx,
    );
    assert.match(plain.text, /\(4,-2\)/, `the fallback coordinate is not in X,Y order: ${plain.text}`);
  });
});

/**
 * WHICH MAINLINE CARD, AND WHAT THE CARD IS CALLED.
 *
 * Reported 2026-09-22, playing ABS Signals: "In the history, it referred to it as Mainline card 7,
 * but didn't give the actual card type, which was plains. It should specify both. Note there were
 * two plains cards dealt in this hand." Both halves matter for that reason — the name informs, the
 * slot is the only thing telling two Plains apart.
 */
describe('the log names the Mainline card an Enhancement was built on', () => {
  const ctx = {
    mainlineAt: (node: number) => (node === 7 ? 'Plains' : node === 3 ? 'Heavy Grade' : null),
    enhancementName: (key: string) => (key === 'absSignals' ? 'ABS Signals' : null),
  };

  it('gives the slot AND the card type', () => {
    const line = narrate({ type: 'enhancementPlaced', player: 0, key: 'absSignals', node: 7 } as never, ctx);
    assert.match(line.text, /Mainline card 7/, `the slot is gone: ${line.text}`);
    assert.match(line.text, /Plains/, `the card type is missing: ${line.text}`);
  });

  it('calls the card by its printed name, not a split key', () => {
    const line = narrate({ type: 'enhancementPlaced', player: 0, key: 'absSignals', node: 7 } as never, ctx);
    assert.match(line.text, /ABS Signals/, `not the printed name: ${line.text}`);
    assert.ok(!/abs Signals/.test(line.text), `still splitting the key: ${line.text}`);
  });

  it('still says something useful when the card cannot be resolved', () => {
    // No resolver at all — an engine test narrating events has no division to ask.
    const bare = narrate({ type: 'enhancementPlaced', player: 0, key: 'absSignals', node: 2 } as never, {});
    assert.match(bare.text, /Mainline card 2/, `the slot must survive with no resolver: ${bare.text}`);
  });

  it('leaves a grid-square Enhancement naming its coordinate', () => {
    const line = narrate(
      { type: 'enhancementPlaced', player: 0, key: 'smallYard', at: { row: -1, col: 2 } } as never,
      { enhancementName: (k: string) => (k === 'smallYard' ? 'Small Yard' : null) },
    );
    assert.match(line.text, /Small Yard/, `not the printed name: ${line.text}`);
    assert.match(line.text, /\(2,-1\)/, `the square is gone or in the wrong order: ${line.text}`);
  });
});