Tests Funktion sortByMessageId

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Given this code ```export function sortByMessageId(m1: ChatStreamMessage, m2: ChatStreamMessage): number {
const left = parseInt(m1.messageId, 10); const right = parseInt(m2.messageId, 10); // throw error if either is NaN if (isNaN(left) || isNaN(right)) { throw new Error("Invalid message ID"); } if (left < right) { return -1; } else if (left > right) { return 1; } else { return 0; }

};```

Please write tests that start with ```import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";

import { sortByMessageId } from "@/app/state/chat_history_state"; ```To thoroughly test the sortByMessageId function you provided, we need to consider various scenarios, including valid inputs where the function should correctly order the message IDs, inputs that might cause the function to throw errors, and edge cases like passing strings that don't convert neatly to integers. Below are some example test cases using Vitest's testing framework, including the necessary imports and setup:

import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { sortByMessageId } from "@/app/state/chat_history_state";

describe('sortByMessageId', () => {
    it('should return -1 if first message ID is less than second message ID', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: '123' };
        const message2 = { messageId: '124' };
        expect(sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toBe(-1);
    });

    it('should return 1 if first message ID is greater than second message ID', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: '125' };
        const message2 = { messageId: '124' };
        expect(sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toBe(1);
    });

    it('should return 0 if both message IDs are equal', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: '123' };
        const message2 = { messageId: '123' };
        expect(sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toBe(0);
    });

    it('should throw an error if first message ID is not a valid number', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: 'abc' };
        const message2 = { messageId: '123' };
        expect(() => sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toThrow("Invalid message ID");
    });

    it('should throw an error if second message ID is not a valid number', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: '123' };
        const message2 = { messageId: 'def' };
        expect(() => sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toThrow("Invalid message ID");
    });

    it('should throw an error if both message IDs are not valid numbers', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: 'abc' };
        const message2 = { messageId: 'def' };
        expect(() => sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toThrow("Invalid message ID");
    });

    it('handles message IDs with leading zeros correctly', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: '007' };
        const message2 = { messageId: '008' };
        expect(sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toBe(-1);
    });

    it('correctly compares large number message IDs', () => {
        const message1 = { messageId: '999999999999999999999999999' };
        const message2 = { messageId: '1000000000000000000000000000' };
        expect(sortByMessageId(message1, message2)).toBe(-1);
    });
});

This set of tests covers a wide array of situations:

• Basic Ordering: Tests basic scenarios where one ID is smaller, larger, or equal to another.
• Error Handling: Tests to ensure the function throws an error when the IDs cannot be converted to valid numbers.
• Edge Cases: Tests scenarios with leading zeros and very large numbers to ensure proper string to integer conversion and comparison.

These tests will help ensure that the sortByMessageId function behaves as expected across various normal and edge cases.Once sorted, how would I reduce messages by concatenating all of the chatMessage.message items?To concatenate all chatMessage.message items from a sorted array of chat messages, you can first sort the messages using the sortByMessageId function and then use the reduce method to concatenate the messages. This approach involves iterating over the sorted array and accumulating all messages into a single string.

Here is an example that demonstrates this process in TypeScript:

interface ChatStreamMessage {
    messageId: string;
    message: string;
}

// Function to sort messages by messageId
function sortByMessageId(m1: ChatStreamMessage, m2: ChatStreamMessage): number {
    const left = parseInt(m1.messageId, 10);
    const right = parseInt(m2.messageId, 10);
    if (isNaN(left) || isNaN(right)) {
      throw new Error("Invalid message ID");
    }
    return left - right;
}

// Function to concatenate messages from sorted chat messages
function concatenateMessages(messages: ChatStreamMessage[]): string {
    // First, sort the messages by their IDs
    const sortedMessages = messages.sort(sortByMessageId);
    
    // Then, reduce the sorted array to a single string
    const concatenatedMessages = sortedMessages.reduce((acc, message) => acc + message.message, "");
    
    return concatenatedMessages;
}

// Example usage:
const messages: ChatStreamMessage[] = [
    { messageId: '002', message: 'Hello, ' },
    { messageId: '003', message: 'how are you?' },
    { messageId: '001', message: 'Hi ' }
];

const combinedMessage = concatenateMessages(messages);
console.log(combinedMessage);  // Output: "Hi Hello, how are you?"

This code does the following:

• sortByMessageId Function: It sorts the messages based on their messageId. The sorting is necessary to ensure the messages are concatenated in the correct order.
• concatenateMessages Function: It takes an array of ChatStreamMessage objects, sorts them, and then concatenates their message properties into a single string.

Make sure that each message's messageId is correctly formatted to represent a valid number, as this example assumes that the IDs can be converted to integers without error. The approach effectively concatenates messages in order of their message IDs.

Tests Funktion sortByMessageId created at Tue Jan 20 1970 20:19:12 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)