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Note

Offline & i18n/theme integration

• Add OfflineMapDownloader, OfflineIndicator, and useOnlineStatus; wrap app with ThemeProvider and LanguageProvider and include ThemeToggle/LanguageToggle
• Add English/Turkish locales (locales/en.ts, locales/tr.ts); update App.tsx to use providers and show offline banner

UI/UX updates

• Refactor ChatInterface, ChatMessage, Place* components with framer-motion, memoization, and polished interactions
• Large CSS overhaul (index.css) adding dark mode, glass/gradient styles, and mobile/touch improvements; add LoadingSkeleton

Testing & CI

• Add comprehensive tests for App, ChatInterface, ChatMessage, FavoritesList, GroundingChips, PlaceChip, PlaceDetailCard, PlaceDetailModal
• Add GitHub Actions workflow to run tests on Node 18/20, generate/upload coverage to Codecov; ignore coverage/
• Add docs: TESTING.md, OFFLINE_MAPS.md

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Project	Deployment	Review	Updated (UTC)
geo-guide-ai	Error		Dec 22, 2025 6:11pm

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Test name contradicts expected crash behavior

The test is named "should handle malformed localStorage data gracefully" but expects the app to throw an error, which is the opposite of graceful handling. The App component uses JSON.parse(saved) without a try-catch when initializing favorites from localStorage, so it will crash on corrupted data. The test documents this crash behavior while misleadingly suggesting it's intentional graceful handling. This masks a real bug where users with corrupted localStorage will experience an application crash.

 

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Test has no assertions and always passes

The test "should not navigate when location is available but no place selected" sets up a scenario with location and clicks the navigate button, but has no expect() assertions. The test ends with only comments explaining what should happen. This test will always pass regardless of actual behavior, providing false confidence in code correctness. Compare with the similar test at line 277 which correctly asserts expect(global.alert).not.toHaveBeenCalled().

 

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Test assertion verifies nothing meaningful about behavior

The test "should handle route not found error" only asserts expect(mapService.getDirections).toBeDefined(), which verifies the mock function exists rather than testing any error handling behavior. The test doesn't trigger navigation or verify any error response. The assertion will always pass since the mock was just defined in the test, making this test ineffective for catching regressions in route error handling.

 

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Offline indicator uses Turkish text instead of English

The offline indicator displays "İnternet bağlantısı yok - Bazı özellikler çalışmayabilir" which is Turkish text, while the component's JSDoc comments and the hook useOnlineStatus console logs are in English. This appears to be a hardcoded Turkish string that may have been left in during development. If the application targets an English-speaking audience, users will see a message they cannot understand when going offline.

 

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Tests check for CSS classes that don't exist

The tests check for CSS classes .bg-blue-600 and .bg-white.border that no longer exist in the ChatMessage.tsx implementation. The component now uses gradient-ocean for user avatars and glass with border-2 border-emerald-100 for model avatars. These tests will fail because querySelector will return null for the non-existent classes.

Additional Locations (2)

• components/ChatMessage.test.tsx#L86-L89
• components/ChatMessage.test.tsx#L237-L242

 

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Loading animation test checks wrong CSS class

The test checks for .animate-bounce class to find loading animation dots, but the ChatMessage.tsx implementation now uses Framer Motion's motion.div with animate prop and applies class gradient-emerald instead. The test will fail because querySelectorAll('.animate-bounce') returns an empty NodeList.

 

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Test expects period in text that was removed

The test checks for 'No favorites yet.' (with period), but FavoritesList.tsx line 87 renders 'No favorites yet' (without period). The text mismatch will cause screen.getByText() to throw an error because the exact text is not found.

Additional Locations (1)

• components/FavoritesList.test.tsx#L249-L250

 

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Empty state icon test checks wrong CSS selector

The test checks for .bg-gray-100.rounded-full but FavoritesList.tsx line 83 uses glass rounded-2xl for the empty state icon container. The selector won't find any matching elements.

 

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Test checks for wrong blur class variant

The test checks for .backdrop-blur-sm but FavoritesList.tsx line 20 uses backdrop-blur-md for the modal overlay. The query selector will return null causing the assertion to fail.

 

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Test checks for hover border class that was removed

The test checks for .hover\:border-emerald-200 on favorite items, but this class no longer exists in FavoritesList.tsx. The favorite items now use glass shadow-md hover:shadow-xl without any border hover effect.

 

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Test checks for icon class that doesn't exist

The test checks for .bg-emerald-50 class for the icon container, but PlaceChip.tsx uses gradient-emerald class instead. The querySelector will return null and the assertion will fail.

 

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Test checks for hover classes that don't exist

The test expects hover:shadow-md and hover:border-emerald-500 classes, but PlaceChip.tsx uses hover:shadow-xl and does not include hover:border-emerald-500. Both assertions will fail as the expected class strings are not found in the button's className.

 

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PlaceDetailModal test expects wrong button class

The test expects the unfavorited heart button to have bg-gray-100 in its className, but the refactored component uses the glass class without any bg-gray-100. The component's className for the non-favorite state is glass p-3.5 ... text-gray-700 hover:bg-red-50 hover:text-red-500, so this assertion will fail.

 

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Tests query for removed CSS classes in FavoritesList

The tests check for CSS classes that no longer exist in the refactored component. Line 236 queries for .bg-gray-100.rounded-full but the implementation now uses .glass.rounded-2xl. Line 347 queries for .animate-in but the component uses framer-motion instead of CSS animations. These tests will fail.

Additional Locations (1)

• components/FavoritesList.test.tsx#L346-L348

 

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PlaceDetailModal test queries non-existent animate-in class

The test queries for elements with .animate-in class to verify animations, but PlaceDetailModal.tsx was refactored to use framer-motion instead of CSS animation classes. The component no longer has any .animate-in class, so this test will fail.

 

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Welcome message won't update when language changes

The welcome message uses t('chat.welcome') inside useState's initial value, which captures the translation text only at component mount time. When a user switches language via the LanguageToggle, the welcome message will remain in the original language because useState ignores its initial value on subsequent re-renders. The translation should be computed dynamically or updated via useEffect when the language changes.

 

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Hardcoded Turkish text bypasses translation system

The OfflineIndicator component contains hardcoded Turkish text ("İnternet bağlantısı yok - Bazı özellikler çalışmayabilir") instead of using the t() function from useLanguage. Similarly, OfflineMapDownloader has multiple hardcoded Turkish strings in confirm dialogs, headers, and labels. These components don't import or use the translation context, so they'll always display in Turkish regardless of the user's selected language, breaking the i18n feature.

Additional Locations (1)

• components/OfflineMapDownloader.tsx#L97-L105

 

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JSON.parse without try-catch can crash component

The customRegions state initializer uses JSON.parse on localStorage data without a try-catch block. If the customRegions value in localStorage becomes corrupted or malformed, this will throw an exception and crash the component during initialization, preventing the modal from rendering.