agnes-the-ai-analyst/tests/test_admin_tables_tab_ui.py
ZdenekSrotyr c63f54d643 feat(admin-ui): /admin/tables per-connector tabs + Keboola materialized parity + form cleanup + Manage access deep link
Replaces the single mixed Jinja-branched form at /admin/tables with a per-connector tab interface and brings Keboola to capability parity with BigQuery.

Tab structure:
  - BigQuery tab: Register modal with two-question radio model (Q1 Live | Synced × Q2 Whole | Custom SQL), Discover datasets / List tables / Use-table-as-base autocomplete buttons, table-vs-view auto-detection hint, per-tab listing filter
  - Keboola tab: same two-question radio (Q2 only — no Live mode for Keboola), Custom SQL textarea against kbc."bucket"."table" for materialized rows
  - Jira tab: read-only listing (Jira is webhook-driven; no Register form)
  - Active tab persists in window.location.hash so refresh keeps the operator in place

Form cleanup (within tabs):
  - Drops the misleading 'Sync Strategy' dropdown — runtime never read it (only profiler.is_partitioned() consumes the value for parquet-layout detection); kept in DB for back-compat (Pydantic deprecated)
  - Adds Sync Schedule input to Keboola Register/Edit (was missing — scheduler honored per-table cron via is_table_due() for every source but the Keboola UI had no surface)
  - Hides Primary Key under <details>Advanced with clarifying hint that it's catalog-metadata only (Agnes does not perform upsert/dedup; every sync is a full overwrite)
  - Drops the Strategy column from the registry listing (every Keboola row defaulted to full_refresh after Strategy was hidden — column was noise)
  - Removes the legacy out-of-tab #registerModal + the legacy global Discovery panel; each tab now owns its own header + Register button + listing div

Edit modal:
  - BigQuery Edit modal physically relocated into <section id="tab-content-bigquery"> (mirrors Phase E Register placement)
  - Keboola Edit modal mirrors Register (same Q2 radio, Discover/List buttons via parameterized helpers)
  - openEditModal(table) dispatches by source_type to the right modal — fixes a quiet bug where Phase F's openEditKeboolaModal was never wired up and Keboola edits silently used the legacy modal

Per-row Manage access deep link:
  - Each row in the per-tab listing has a lock-icon button between Edit and Delete that navigates to /admin/access#table:<table_id>
  - admin_access.html bootstrap reads window.location.hash and pre-fills the resource filter, mirroring the existing ?group=<id> deep-link pattern

Tests:
  - test_admin_tables_tab_ui.py — tab nav, hash persistence, register-button-per-tab, listing partition by source_type, Manage access deep link
  - test_admin_tables_ui_materialized.py — two-question radio (BQ + Keboola), Discover/List/Use-as-base buttons, Edit modal parity, Jira read-only
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"""UI tests for the per-connector tab layout."""
import pytest
def _auth(token):
return {"Authorization": f"Bearer {token}"}
def test_admin_tables_renders_tab_nav(seeded_app):
"""Page has tab nav with at least the source types configured for
the instance plus Jira (always shown when any Jira rows exist)."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=_auth(token))
assert r.status_code == 200
html = r.text
assert 'role="tablist"' in html or 'class="tab-nav"' in html
assert 'data-tab="bigquery"' in html or 'id="tab-bigquery"' in html
assert 'data-tab="keboola"' in html or 'id="tab-keboola"' in html
def test_admin_tables_active_tab_matches_instance_type(seeded_app, monkeypatch):
"""When data_source.type='bigquery', the BigQuery tab is the
initially-active one. Operator can still switch to Keboola tab if
they want to register a secondary source."""
fake_cfg = {"data_source": {"type": "bigquery", "bigquery": {"project": "p"}}}
monkeypatch.setattr(
"app.instance_config.load_instance_config",
lambda: fake_cfg, raising=False,
)
from app.instance_config import reset_cache
reset_cache()
try:
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=_auth(token))
html = r.text
# The BQ tab content is the visible one initially.
# Either a class="active" on the BQ tab button, or aria-selected="true".
assert (
'data-tab="bigquery" class="tab active"' in html
or 'data-tab="bigquery" aria-selected="true"' in html
)
finally:
reset_cache()
def test_admin_tables_each_tab_has_register_button(seeded_app):
"""Each writable source tab has its own Register button. Jira is
read-only (no Register)."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=_auth(token))
html = r.text
# Each Register button is scoped to its tab — id distinguishes.
# We check presence of the registration trigger elements.
assert 'id="bqRegisterBtn"' in html or 'data-register-source="bigquery"' in html
assert 'id="kbRegisterBtn"' in html or 'data-register-source="keboola"' in html
# No Jira register button (Jira is webhook-driven).
assert 'data-register-source="jira"' not in html
def test_admin_tables_listing_per_tab(seeded_app):
"""The registry table is rendered per tab — each tab has its own
<tbody> filtered by source_type. Listing JS reads tables from the
catalog API and routes each row into the matching tab's <tbody>."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=_auth(token))
html = r.text
assert 'id="bqTableListing"' in html
assert 'id="kbTableListing"' in html
assert 'id="jiraTableListing"' in html
def test_jira_tab_is_read_only(seeded_app):
"""Phase G: Jira tables are populated by webhooks, not by admin
registration. Tab shows the listing + a hint pointing to docs;
no Register button."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=_auth(token))
html = r.text
jira_tab = html[html.index('id="tab-content-jira"'):]
jira_tab = jira_tab[:jira_tab.index('</section>')]
# No Register button.
assert 'data-register-source="jira"' not in jira_tab
assert 'jiraRegisterBtn' not in jira_tab
# Hint pointing to docs (webhook-driven model).
assert "webhook" in jira_tab.lower()
# Listing div present.
assert 'id="jiraTableListing"' in jira_tab
def test_admin_tables_tab_persists_in_url_hash(seeded_app):
"""Tab switching updates window.location.hash so refresh keeps the
operator on the right tab. Verify the JS hooks for it are present."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=_auth(token))
html = r.text
assert "location.hash" in html or "history.replaceState" in html
# And initial-tab pickup from hash on load.
assert "window.location.hash" in html or "getActiveTabFromHash" in html
def test_listing_partitions_rows_by_source_type(seeded_app):
"""When the operator has registered tables across all three sources,
each tab's listing shows only the rows matching its source_type.
JS-driven so we test by inspecting the JS branching logic indirectly:
the renderer function takes a source filter and emits rows accordingly."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
auth = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {token}"}
c.post("/api/admin/register-table", headers=auth, json={
"name": "kb_table", "source_type": "keboola", "bucket": "in.c-x",
"source_table": "y", "query_mode": "local",
})
c.post("/api/admin/register-table", headers=auth, json={
"name": "bq_table", "source_type": "bigquery",
"query_mode": "materialized", "source_query": "SELECT 1",
})
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=auth)
html = r.text
# The renderer function is dispatched per tab. The test verifies the
# JS code paths exist (we don't run JS in tests, just confirm the
# template provides the wiring).
assert "renderRegistryListing" in html or "loadRegistry" in html
# Each tab listing div is the renderer target.
assert "document.getElementById('bqTableListing')" in html
assert "document.getElementById('kbTableListing')" in html
assert "document.getElementById('jiraTableListing')" in html
def test_registry_listing_renders_manage_access_button(seeded_app):
"""Phase O: each row in the per-tab listing has a Manage access button
that links to /admin/access scoped to the table_id."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
auth = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {token}"}
# Register a table so the listing has at least one row to render.
c.post(
"/api/admin/register-table",
headers=auth,
json={
"name": "test_orders",
"source_type": "keboola",
"bucket": "in.c-sales",
"source_table": "orders",
"query_mode": "local",
},
)
r = c.get("/admin/tables", headers=auth)
body = r.text
# The manageAccess() helper exists in the JS.
assert "function manageAccess(" in body or "manageAccess =" in body
# It targets the access page (the renderer ships the call site).
assert "/admin/access" in body
# Renderer emits the per-row Manage access button.
assert 'title="Manage access"' in body
assert "manageAccess(" in body
def test_admin_access_supports_deep_link_for_table(seeded_app):
"""Phase O: /admin/access page reads a deep link from the URL on load
so /admin/tables's per-row Manage access button lands the operator
on a pre-filtered view of the picked table."""
c = seeded_app["client"]
token = seeded_app["admin_token"]
r = c.get("/admin/access", headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {token}"})
body = r.text
# The page reads window.location.hash on load and dispatches by prefix.
assert "location.hash" in body and "table:" in body, \
"/admin/access must read the deep-link from URL on load"