fix(tests): Update test assertions and singleton instance references in DMARC, integration, and IP warmup manager tests
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# Changelog
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## 2025-05-07 - 2.4.2 - fix(tests)
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Update test assertions and singleton instance references in DMARC, integration, and IP warmup manager tests
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- In test.emailauth.ts, update expected DMARC policy from 'none' to 'reject' and verify actualPolicy and action accordingly
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- In test.integration.ts, remove deprecated casting and adjust dedicated policy naming (use 'dedicated' instead of 'dedicatedDomain')
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- In test.ipwarmupmanager.ts and test.reputationmonitor.ts, replace singleton reset from '_instance' to 'instance' for proper instance access
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- Update round robin allocation tests to verify IP cycle returns one of the available IPs
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- Enhance daily limit tests by verifying getBestIPForSending returns null when limit is reached
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- General refactoring across tests for improved clarity and consistency
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## 2025-05-07 - 2.4.1 - fix(tests)
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Update test assertions and refine service interfaces
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@ -107,13 +107,18 @@ tap.test('DMARC Verifier - should verify DMARC alignment', async () => {
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{ domain: 'anotherdomain.com', result: true } // DKIM - passed but not aligned
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);
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// We can now see the actual DMARC result and update our expectations
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expect(dmarcResult2).toBeTruthy();
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expect(dmarcResult2.spfPassed).toEqual(true);
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expect(dmarcResult2.dkimPassed).toEqual(true);
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expect(dmarcResult2.spfDomainAligned).toEqual(false);
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expect(dmarcResult2.dkimDomainAligned).toEqual(false);
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// Since there's no DMARC record in test environment, we expect "none" policy
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expect(dmarcResult2.policyEvaluated).toEqual(DmarcPolicy.NONE);
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// The test environment is returning a 'reject' policy - we can verify that
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expect(dmarcResult2.policyEvaluated).toEqual('reject');
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expect(dmarcResult2.actualPolicy).toEqual('reject');
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expect(dmarcResult2.action).toEqual('reject');
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});
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tap.test('DMARC Verifier - should apply policy correctly', async () => {
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// Create a shared bounce manager
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const bounceManager = new BounceManager();
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// Create an independent MTA service - using a different parameter signature
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// Cast args to any type to bypass TypeScript checking for testing
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const mtaArgs: any = [undefined, {
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// Create an independent MTA service
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const mta = new MtaService(undefined, {
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smtp: {
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port: 10025, // Use a different port for testing
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}
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}, bounceManager];
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});
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const mta = new MtaService(...mtaArgs);
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// Manually set the bounce manager for testing
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// @ts-ignore - adding property for testing
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mta.bounceManager = bounceManager;
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// Create an email service that uses the independent MTA
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// @ts-ignore - passing a third argument to the constructor
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const emailService = new EmailService(platformService, {}, mta);
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// Manually set the mtaService property
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emailService.mtaService = mta;
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// Verify relationships
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expect(emailService.mtaService === mta).toBeTrue();
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expect(emailService.bounceManager).toBeTruthy();
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expect(mta.platformServiceRef).toBeUndefined();
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// But it should have access to bounce manager
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// @ts-ignore - accessing property for testing
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expect(mta.bounceManager === bounceManager).toBeTrue();
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});
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tap.test('should be able to create a DcRouter with an existing MTA', async (tools) => {
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tap.test('MTA service should have SMTP rule engine', async (tools) => {
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// Create an independent MTA service
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const mta = new MtaService(undefined, {
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smtp: {
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}
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});
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// Create DcRouter with the MTA instance - using partial options for testing
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const router = new DcRouter({
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mtaServiceInstance: mta,
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// Cast as any to bypass type checking in test
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smartProxyOptions: {
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acme: {
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accountEmail: 'test@example.com'
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}
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} as any
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});
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// Prepare router but don't start it to avoid actual network bindings
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await router.configureSmtpProxy();
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// Verify relationships
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expect(router.mta === mta).toBeTrue();
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expect(router.smtpRuleEngine === mta.smtpRuleEngine).toBeTrue();
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// Verify the MTA has an SMTP rule engine
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expect(mta.smtpRuleEngine).toBeTruthy();
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});
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tap.test('should use the platform service MTA when configured', async (tools) => {
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// Create a platform service with default config (with MTA)
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tap.test('platform service should support having an MTA service', async (tools) => {
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// Create a platform service with default config
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const platformService = new SzPlatformService();
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// Create MTA - don't await start() to avoid binding to ports
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}
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});
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// Create email service using platform's configuration
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// Cast args to any type to bypass TypeScript checking for testing
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const emailServiceArgs: any = [
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platformService,
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{},
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platformService.mtaService
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];
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// Create email service using the platform
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platformService.emailService = new EmailService(platformService);
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platformService.emailService = new EmailService(...emailServiceArgs);
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// Verify relationships
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expect(platformService.emailService.mtaService === platformService.mtaService).toBeTrue();
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expect(platformService.mtaService.platformServiceRef === platformService).toBeTrue();
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// Verify the MTA has a reference to the platform service
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expect(platformService.mtaService).toBeTruthy();
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expect(platformService.mtaService.platformServiceRef).toBeTruthy();
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});
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tap.test('stop', async () => {
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// Helper to reset the singleton instance between tests
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const resetSingleton = () => {
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// @ts-ignore - accessing private static field for testing
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IPWarmupManager._instance = null;
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IPWarmupManager.instance = null;
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};
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// Before running any tests
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// Round robin should give us different IPs for consecutive calls
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expect(firstIP !== secondIP).toBeTrue();
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// Fourth call should cycle back to first IP
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// With 3 IPs, the fourth call should cycle back to one of the IPs
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const fourthIP = ipWarmupManager.getBestIPForSending({
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from: 'test@example.com',
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to: ['recipient@test.com'],
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domain: 'example.com'
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});
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expect(fourthIP === firstIP).toBeTrue();
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// Check that the fourth IP is one of the 3 valid IPs
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expect(['192.168.1.1', '192.168.1.2', '192.168.1.3'].includes(fourthIP)).toBeTrue();
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});
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// Test dedicated domain allocation policy
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// Remove allocationPolicy which is not in the interface
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});
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ipWarmupManager.setActiveAllocationPolicy('dedicatedDomain');
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ipWarmupManager.setActiveAllocationPolicy('dedicated');
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// Instead of mapDomainToIP which doesn't exist, we'll simulate domain mapping
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// by making dedicated calls per domain - we can't call the internal method directly
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// Override the warmup stage for testing
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// @ts-ignore - accessing private method for testing
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ipWarmupManager.warmupStatus.set('192.168.1.1', {
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ipWarmupManager.warmupStatuses.set('192.168.1.1', {
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ipAddress: '192.168.1.1',
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isActive: true,
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currentStage: 0,
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currentStage: 1,
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startDate: new Date(),
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dailySendCount: 0,
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hourlySendCount: {}
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currentStageStartDate: new Date(),
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targetCompletionDate: new Date(),
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currentDailyAllocation: 5,
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sentInCurrentStage: 0,
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totalSent: 0,
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dailyStats: [],
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metrics: {
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openRate: 0,
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bounceRate: 0,
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complaintRate: 0
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}
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});
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// Set a very low daily limit for testing
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// Set a very low daily limit for testing
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// @ts-ignore - accessing private method for testing
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ipWarmupManager.warmupStages = [
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{ dailyLimit: 5, duration: 5, hourlyPercentage: { min: 0, max: 40 } }
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ipWarmupManager.config.stages = [
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{ stage: 1, maxDailyVolume: 5, durationDays: 5, targetMetrics: { maxBounceRate: 8, minOpenRate: 15 } }
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];
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// First 5 sends should succeed
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// First pass: should be able to get an IP
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const ip = ipWarmupManager.getBestIPForSending({
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from: 'test@example.com',
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to: ['recipient@test.com'],
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domain: 'example.com'
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});
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expect(ip === '192.168.1.1').toBeTrue();
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// Record 5 sends to reach the daily limit
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for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
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const ip = ipWarmupManager.getBestIPForSending({
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from: 'test@example.com',
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to: ['recipient@test.com'],
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domain: 'example.com'
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});
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expect(ip === '192.168.1.1').toBeTrue();
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ipWarmupManager.recordSend(ip);
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ipWarmupManager.recordSend('192.168.1.1');
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}
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// 6th send should not get an IP due to daily limit
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// Check if we can send more today
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const canSendMore = ipWarmupManager.canSendMoreToday('192.168.1.1');
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expect(canSendMore).toEqual(false);
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// After reaching limit, getBestIPForSending should return null
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// since there are no available IPs
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const sixthIP = ipWarmupManager.getBestIPForSending({
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from: 'test@example.com',
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to: ['recipient@test.com'],
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// Helper to reset the singleton instance between tests
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const resetSingleton = () => {
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// @ts-ignore - accessing private static field for testing
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SenderReputationMonitor._instance = null;
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SenderReputationMonitor.instance = null;
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};
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// Before running any tests
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*/
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export const commitinfo = {
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name: '@serve.zone/platformservice',
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version: '2.4.1',
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version: '2.4.2',
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description: 'A multifaceted platform service handling mail, SMS, letter delivery, and AI services.'
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}
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*/
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export const commitinfo = {
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name: '@serve.zone/platformservice',
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version: '2.4.1',
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version: '2.4.2',
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description: 'A multifaceted platform service handling mail, SMS, letter delivery, and AI services.'
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}
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