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Standard 5-field cron cannot express "the 4th Tuesday" or "the last
Friday" — patterns recurring nets need — so operators were hand-rolling
day-of-month lists that drift across months of different lengths.
APScheduler's day field already understands these ("last fri", "4th
tue"); the only obstacle is the space, which collides with crontab's
field separator. Accept "-" or "_" in its place and restore it before
handing the field over:
0 19 last-fri * * last Friday of the month
0 19 4th-tue * * fourth Tuesday
0 19 1st-tue,3rd-tue * * first and third Tuesday
Neither separator is ambiguous — crontab range endpoints are digits, so
"last-fri" cannot read as a range. Positional expressions are valid only
in day-of-month; "0 19 * * last-fri" is rejected.
Also adds optional start=/end= date bounds, which limit a schedule to a
date range. They live on the option value rather than the key, ahead of
the channel and keyed with "=", so they never collide with the ":"
separating channel from message, and a body mentioning "start=" is not
misread as a bound. Either may be omitted, order does not matter, and
the end date is inclusive of that whole day. A schedule with no runs
left is skipped at startup with a log line saying why.
The web viewer gains start/end pickers, shows a bounded entry's window
and marks an exhausted one Finished. Bounds round-trip through the edit
cycle, so editing an entry cannot silently drop them.
Expressions without a positional escape are passed to APScheduler
untouched: a 6000-expression sweep over valid crontab forms shows no
behavioural change.
MeshCore Bot Test Suite
This directory contains the test suite for the MeshCore Bot, focusing on graph-based path guessing functionality.
Structure
tests/
├── README.md # This file
├── conftest.py # Pytest fixtures and configuration
├── helpers.py # Test data factories and helper functions
├── unit/ # Unit tests (isolated, with mocks)
│ ├── test_mesh_graph_edges.py
│ ├── test_mesh_graph_validation.py
│ ├── test_mesh_graph_scoring.py
│ ├── test_mesh_graph_multihop.py
│ └── test_path_command_graph_selection.py
└── integration/ # Integration tests (with real database)
└── test_path_resolution.py
Running Tests
Run all tests
pytest
Run only unit tests
pytest tests/unit/
Run only integration tests
pytest tests/integration/
Run specific test file
pytest tests/unit/test_mesh_graph_edges.py
Run specific test
pytest tests/unit/test_mesh_graph_edges.py::TestMeshGraphEdges::test_add_new_edge
Run with coverage
pytest --cov=modules --cov-report=html --cov-report=term-missing
Run with verbose output
pytest -v
Run with markers
pytest -m unit # Run only unit tests
pytest -m integration # Run only integration tests
pytest -m slow # Run slow tests
Test Coverage
Unit Tests
test_mesh_graph_edges.py (15 tests)
Tests for MeshGraph edge management:
- Adding new edges
- Updating existing edges
- Public key handling
- Hop position tracking
- Geographic distance
- Edge queries (get, has, outgoing, incoming)
- Prefix normalization
test_mesh_graph_validation.py (12 tests)
Tests for path validation:
- Path segment validation
- Confidence calculation
- Recency checks
- Bidirectional edge validation
- Full path validation
- Minimum observations filtering
test_mesh_graph_scoring.py (11 tests)
Tests for candidate scoring:
- Score calculation with various edge combinations
- Bidirectional bonuses
- Hop position matching
- Geographic distance bonuses
- Minimum observations filtering
test_mesh_graph_multihop.py (12 tests)
Tests for multi-hop path inference:
- 2-hop and 3-hop path finding
- Intermediate node discovery
- Minimum observations filtering
- Bidirectional path bonuses
- Score reduction for longer paths
test_path_command_graph_selection.py (8 tests)
Tests for PathCommand._select_repeater_by_graph:
- Direct edge selection
- Stored public key bonus
- Star bias multiplier
- Multi-hop inference
- Confidence conversion
Integration Tests
test_path_resolution.py (5 tests)
End-to-end tests for full path resolution:
- Path resolution with graph edges from database
- Prefix collision resolution using graph data
- Edge persistence across graph restarts
- Graph vs geographic selection
- Real-world multi-hop scenarios
Test Fixtures
Fixtures are defined in conftest.py:
mock_logger: Mock logger for testingtest_config: Test configuration with Path_Command settingstest_db: In-memory SQLite database for testingmock_bot: Mock bot instance with all necessary attributesmesh_graph: CleanMeshGraphinstance for testingpopulated_mesh_graph:MeshGraphinstance with sample edges
Test Helpers
Helper functions in helpers.py:
create_test_repeater(): Factory for creating test repeater datacreate_test_edge(): Factory for creating test edge datacreate_test_path(): Factory for creating test path datapopulate_test_graph(): Helper to populate a graph with test edges
Writing New Tests
Unit Test Example
import pytest
from tests.helpers import create_test_edge
@pytest.mark.unit
class TestMyFeature:
def test_my_feature(self, mesh_graph):
"""Test description."""
mesh_graph.add_edge('01', '7e')
assert mesh_graph.has_edge('01', '7e')
Integration Test Example
import pytest
@pytest.mark.integration
class TestMyIntegration:
def test_my_integration(self, mock_bot, test_db):
"""Test description."""
# Use real database and bot components
pass
Test Markers
Tests are marked with:
@pytest.mark.unit: Unit tests (isolated, with mocks)@pytest.mark.integration: Integration tests (with real database)@pytest.mark.slow: Slow-running tests
Dependencies
Test dependencies are in requirements.txt:
pytest>=7.0.0pytest-asyncio>=0.21.0pytest-mock>=3.10.0pytest-cov>=4.0.0
Configuration
Pytest configuration is in pytest.ini:
- Test discovery patterns
- Async test support
- Output options
- Test markers
Notes
- Unit tests use in-memory SQLite databases for speed
- Integration tests may use real database connections
- All tests should be deterministic and not depend on external services
- Tests should clean up after themselves (fixtures handle this automatically)