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Bounty Bot Commands - Test Results

Test Execution Summary

This document contains the test results for the bounty bot commands implementation (Issue #33).

Test Coverage

1. Command Parsing Tests ✅

Tests verify that the parseBountyCommand function correctly identifies and parses:

  • /bounty <amount> <currency> - Allocation commands
  • /bounty - Request commands
  • @roxonn bounty <amount> <currency> - Alternative allocation format
  • @roxonn bounty - Alternative request format
  • Case-insensitive parsing
  • Invalid command rejection

Test Cases:

  • ✅ /bounty 10 XDC → Allocation with XDC
  • ✅ /bounty 10.5 ROXN → Allocation with decimal amount
  • ✅ /bounty → Request without amount
  • ✅ @roxonn bounty 25 USDC → Alternative format with USDC
  • ✅ @roxonn bounty → Alternative request format
  • ✅ Case-insensitive parsing (/Bounty 5 xdc)
  • ✅ Invalid currency rejection
  • ✅ Invalid amount rejection (too large, negative)

2. Currency Decimal Handling ✅

Tests verify correct decimal handling for different currencies:

  • XDC: 18 decimals
  • ROXN: 18 decimals
  • USDC: 6 decimals

Test Cases:

  • ✅ XDC amount parsing and formatting
  • ✅ USDC amount parsing and formatting
  • ✅ Pool balance comparison logic

3. Blockchain Integration ✅

Tests verify blockchain method signatures and integration:

  • ✅ allocateIssueReward method exists and accepts correct parameters
  • ✅ getRepository method exists and returns correct structure
  • ✅ Method parameter validation

Method Signatures Verified:

allocateIssueReward(
  repoId: number,
  issueId: number,
  reward: string,
  currencyType: 'XDC' | 'ROXN' | 'USDC',
  userId: number
): Promise<AllocateRewardResponse>

getRepository(repoId: number): Promise<UnifiedPoolInfo>

4. Request Flow Tests ✅

Tests verify the bounty request flow:

  • ✅ Repository registration check
  • ✅ Rate limiting (1 minute per issue)
  • ✅ Bounty request creation
  • ✅ Error handling for unregistered repositories

5. Allocation Flow Tests ✅

Tests verify the bounty allocation flow:

  • ✅ Pool manager authorization check
  • ✅ Pool balance verification
  • ✅ Blockchain allocation call
  • ✅ Success message posting
  • ✅ Error handling for insufficient funds
  • ✅ Error handling for unauthorized users

6. Edge Cases ✅

Tests verify edge case handling:

  • ✅ Missing payload fields
  • ✅ Invalid repository format (SSRF protection)
  • ✅ Blockchain connection errors
  • ✅ Invalid repository IDs

Integration Points Verified

GitHub Webhook Integration

  • ✅ issue_comment event handling in server/routes.ts
  • ✅ Command parsing from comment body
  • ✅ GitHub API comment posting

Database Integration

  • ✅ bountyRequests table schema
  • ✅ Storage methods: createBountyRequest, getBountyRequestsByIssue
  • ✅ Rate limiting using database queries

Blockchain Integration

  • ✅ allocateIssueReward method call with correct parameters
  • ✅ getRepository method call for pool balance checks
  • ✅ Currency type handling (XDC, ROXN, USDC)
  • ✅ Decimal precision handling (18 for XDC/ROXN, 6 for USDC)

Security Features Verified

  • ✅ SSRF protection for repository names
  • ✅ Pool manager authorization (on-chain verification)
  • ✅ Repository registration verification
  • ✅ Rate limiting (1 minute per issue)
  • ✅ Input validation (amount, currency)

Test Execution

Run tests with:

npx tsx scripts/test-bounty-bot.ts

Or run individual test suites:

npm run test:bounty-bot
npm run test:blockchain

Next Steps for Production Testing

  1. Manual Testing on Test Repository:

    • Set up a test GitHub repository
    • Install the GitHub App
    • Test commands in real issue comments
    • Verify webhook delivery

  2. Blockchain Testing:

    • Test on testnet first
    • Verify transaction execution
    • Check gas estimation
    • Verify pool balance updates

  3. Integration Testing:

    • Test full flow from comment to blockchain
    • Verify database persistence
    • Test error recovery

Known Limitations

  • Tests use mocks for blockchain and storage
  • Real webhook testing requires GitHub App setup
  • Blockchain testing requires testnet access