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test(docs-page): cover full keyboard operability - #457

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Closes #392

`DocsFilter` already had thorough coverage (100%-locked in
`jest.config.ts`) for filtering, announcements, and click-driven clear
via the earlier states/memoize work in this series, but nothing
exercised it via actual keyboard interaction. Added a test that tabs
into the search input, types a query with `user.keyboard`, waits for
the debounce, tabs to the Clear button, and activates it with Enter —
verifying the whole filter-then-clear flow, plus `SearchBar`'s
focus-return behavior, works without a mouse.

No behavior change.

Test plan

  • `npx eslint src/app/docs/tests/DocsFilter.test.tsx`
  • `npx jest src/app/docs --coverage --collectCoverageFrom="src/app/docs/DocsFilter.tsx" --collectCoverageFrom="src/app/docs/page.tsx"` — 14/14 passing, 100% statements/branches/functions/lines on both locked files
  • `npx jest --coverage` (full suite) — no coverage-threshold failures; same pre-existing, unrelated `api-keys/page.test.tsx` failure noted in fix(test): run the theme SSR-guard tests under the node Jest environment #450
  • `npm run build`

Note

Stacked on #450/#455/#456 (fork-only, can't target a non-`main` base —
same caveat as noted on the other PRs in this series).

The window-undefined tests for readTheme/writeTheme/effectiveTheme
failed on unmodified main: globalThis.window in this jest-environment-jsdom
version is a non-configurable getter
(Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(globalThis, "window").configurable ===
false), so Object.defineProperty/jest.replaceProperty both throw trying
to redefine it to simulate an SSR context.

Moved the three affected tests into theme.ssr.test.ts with a
`@jest-environment node` docblock, where window is genuinely absent
rather than simulated, exercising the real typeof window === "undefined"
guard branch. No source change; theme.test.ts keeps every other case
under jsdom as before.
DocsFilter already memoized its aria-live announcement (useMemo), but
the actual filteredSections derivation was a plain .filter() call on
every render — including every keystroke before the 300ms debounce
settles, since `query` state changes trigger a re-render even though
`debouncedQuery` (the value the filter actually depends on) hasn't
changed yet. Wrapped it in useMemo keyed on [sections, debouncedQuery]
so it only recomputes when the value driving the filter changes.

Behavior and output unchanged, verified by the existing 12-case test
suite (page.test.tsx + DocsFilter.test.tsx) passing unmodified. No new
dependencies.
DocsFilter already had a clear, accessible empty state for "no results
for this search term". Added a distinct one for "no endpoints were
passed in at all" (sections.length === 0) — a content/configuration gap
rather than something a different search term could fix, so the search
box (and the "try a different search term" guidance) isn't offered as
a way out. The aria-live announcement is suppressed in this state too,
since there's no search interaction to announce the result of.

Error state: DocsPage builds `sections` synchronously via
getSections(baseUrl) — there's no fetch/async operation to fail, so no
loading state is possible either. The one call that can throw
(resolveApiBase(), invoked directly in the server component with no
local try/catch) is already caught by the app's root error.tsx boundary
(role="alert", keyboard-operable "Try again" retry via Next.js's
reset()) — adding a second, redundant error UI local to this page would
just duplicate that. Scoped this change to the empty-state distinction,
which is the part with no existing coverage.

Adds a test for the new state and confirms the search box and the
per-query empty state are absent when it renders.
DocsFilter already had thorough coverage (100%-locked in
jest.config.ts) for filtering, announcements, and click-driven clear
via the earlier states/memoize work in this series, but nothing
exercised it via actual keyboard interaction. Added a test that tabs
into the search input, types a query with user.keyboard, waits for the
debounce, tabs to the Clear button, and activates it with Enter —
verifying the whole filter-then-clear flow, plus SearchBar's
focus-return behavior, works without a mouse.

No behavior change.
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@thlpkee20-wq this is clean and complete. merging, thank you! ✨

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mikewheeleer merged commit c9f2cae into Agentpay-Org:main Jul 28, 2026
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