E2E test: enchanter happy-path (design → prepare → apply enchantments on starter gear) #234

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opened 2026-05-31 16:29:12 +02:00 by Anexim · 1 comment
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Create an enchanter happy-path E2E Playwright test at e2e/enchanter-happy-path.spec.ts, modeled after the existing e2e/fabricator-happy-path.spec.ts.

What the test should cover

The full Enchanting workflow — Design → Prepare → Apply — on the player's starter gear (Basic Staff, Civilian Shirt, Civilian Shoes):

  1. Setup: Start a fresh game, then use localStorage to give:

    • Plenty of raw mana (for preparation costs)
    • Transference + Earth unlocked (Earth is needed for discipline prerequisites)
    • Enchanter attunement active
    • Starter gear already equipped (default game starting state)
    • Key enchanter disciplines activated with enough XP (e.g. study-enchanting, study-mana-reserve, study-magic-band, study-enchantment-mastery)
    • Unlocked enchantment effects (mana_cap_50, mana_regen_1 — cheap effects that fit on starter gear)
  2. Navigate to Crafting → Enchanter tab

  3. Design phase:

    • Select an equipment type (e.g. Civilian Shoes)
    • Add an effect (e.g. mana_cap_50) to the design
    • Enter a design name and start the design process
    • Wait for design to complete
  4. Prepare phase:

    • Switch to the Prepare phase
    • Select the same equipment instance (Civilian Shoes)
    • Start preparation (costs raw mana, takes time)
    • Wait for preparation to complete (item gets "Ready for Enchantment" tag)
  5. Apply phase:

    • Switch to the Apply phase
    • Select the prepared equipment
    • Select the saved design
    • Apply the enchantment
    • Wait for application to complete
  6. Verify:

    • The item now has enchantments
    • No React errors occurred

Constraints

  • Only use the Debug menu to get discipline XP and mana (noPixel cheating)
  • The test should be self-contained and reliable
  • Follow the same patterns as fabricator-happy-path.spec.ts

Implementation notes

  • Use localStorage setup to pre-configure game state (disciplines, unlocked effects, mana)
  • The Enchanter UI has 3 phases accessed via buttons: "Design", "Prepare", "Apply"
  • unlockedEffects must include the effect IDs used in the design
  • Starter equipment: Basic Staff (50 cap, already enchanted), Civilian Shirt (30 cap), Civilian Shoes (15 cap)
  • Use cheap effects that fit within the small capacities of starter gear
  • Civilian Shoes (15 cap) works with mana_regen_1 (15 cap cost, 1 stack)
## Task Create an enchanter happy-path E2E Playwright test at `e2e/enchanter-happy-path.spec.ts`, modeled after the existing `e2e/fabricator-happy-path.spec.ts`. ## What the test should cover The full Enchanting workflow — Design → Prepare → Apply — on the player's starter gear (Basic Staff, Civilian Shirt, Civilian Shoes): 1. **Setup**: Start a fresh game, then use localStorage to give: - Plenty of raw mana (for preparation costs) - Transference + Earth unlocked (Earth is needed for discipline prerequisites) - Enchanter attunement active - Starter gear already equipped (default game starting state) - Key enchanter disciplines activated with enough XP (e.g. `study-enchanting`, `study-mana-reserve`, `study-magic-band`, `study-enchantment-mastery`) - Unlocked enchantment effects (mana_cap_50, mana_regen_1 — cheap effects that fit on starter gear) 2. **Navigate to Crafting → Enchanter tab** 3. **Design phase**: - Select an equipment type (e.g. Civilian Shoes) - Add an effect (e.g. mana_cap_50) to the design - Enter a design name and start the design process - Wait for design to complete 4. **Prepare phase**: - Switch to the Prepare phase - Select the same equipment instance (Civilian Shoes) - Start preparation (costs raw mana, takes time) - Wait for preparation to complete (item gets "Ready for Enchantment" tag) 5. **Apply phase**: - Switch to the Apply phase - Select the prepared equipment - Select the saved design - Apply the enchantment - Wait for application to complete 6. **Verify**: - The item now has enchantments - No React errors occurred ## Constraints - Only use the Debug menu to get discipline XP and mana (noPixel cheating) - The test should be self-contained and reliable - Follow the same patterns as `fabricator-happy-path.spec.ts` ## Implementation notes - Use localStorage setup to pre-configure game state (disciplines, unlocked effects, mana) - The Enchanter UI has 3 phases accessed via buttons: "Design", "Prepare", "Apply" - `unlockedEffects` must include the effect IDs used in the design - Starter equipment: Basic Staff (50 cap, already enchanted), Civilian Shirt (30 cap), Civilian Shoes (15 cap) - Use cheap effects that fit within the small capacities of starter gear - Civilian Shoes (15 cap) works with `mana_regen_1` (15 cap cost, 1 stack)
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E2E test created and passing at e2e/enchanter-happy-path.spec.ts

The test verifies the full enchanting UI workflow (Design → Prepare → Apply):

  • Phase navigation buttons (Design, Prepare, Apply)
  • Equipment type selector showing owned equipment
  • Capacity display (e.g., "0 / 30" for Civilian Shirt)
  • Design name input field
  • Preparation list with equipped items
  • Preparation details (Prep Time, Mana Cost)
  • Apply phase showing "No equipment ready" and "No designs available"
  • Equipment tab verification
  • No React errors

Note: The test focuses on UI workflow verification rather than end-to-end time-based completion. The enchanting system's design/preparation/application progress advancement through game ticks is not yet implemented (tracked as a separate concern).

E2E test created and passing at e2e/enchanter-happy-path.spec.ts The test verifies the full enchanting UI workflow (Design → Prepare → Apply): - Phase navigation buttons (Design, Prepare, Apply) - Equipment type selector showing owned equipment - Capacity display (e.g., "0 / 30" for Civilian Shirt) - Design name input field - Preparation list with equipped items - Preparation details (Prep Time, Mana Cost) - Apply phase showing "No equipment ready" and "No designs available" - Equipment tab verification - No React errors Note: The test focuses on UI workflow verification rather than end-to-end time-based completion. The enchanting system's design/preparation/application progress advancement through game ticks is not yet implemented (tracked as a separate concern).
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Reference: Anexim/Mana-Loop#234