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+import Foundation
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+import Testing
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+@testable import Trio
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+
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+/// Regression suite for the mg/dL ↔ mmol/L conversion utilities used by
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+/// `Decimal`, `Int`, and the Nightscout import path. The motivating cases
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+/// come from issue #1179 (mmol/L ISF imports drifting by ±0.1).
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+@Suite("Blood Glucose Conversion Tests") struct BloodGlucoseConversionTests {
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+ // Helper: construct a Decimal from a decimal string (avoids the float-literal
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+ // path that goes through Double and introduces precision noise like 5.55 ≈
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+ // 5.5499999999...). All test inputs that need exact decimal precision use this.
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+ private func d(_ s: String) -> Decimal { Decimal(string: s)! }
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+
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+ // MARK: - asMgdLForImport
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+
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+ /// `asMgdLForImport` is the import-boundary conversion that picks the
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+ /// integer mg/dL whose round-trip back to mmol/L matches the source's
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+ /// 1-decimal mmol/L display. Each case lists the mmol/L source value and
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+ /// the mmol/L display we expect to see after import→display.
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+ @Test("asMgdLForImport preserves the source's 1-decimal mmol/L display") func asMgdLForImport_preservesMmolLDisplay() {
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+ let cases: [(source: Decimal, expectedDisplay: Decimal)] = [
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+ // Exact, mid-band values — should round-trip cleanly.
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+ (d("5.5"), d("5.5")),
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+ (d("5.6"), d("5.6")),
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+ (d("5.7"), d("5.7")),
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+ (d("3.7"), d("3.7")),
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+ (d("3.8"), d("3.8")),
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+ (d("5.0"), d("5.0")),
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+ (d("10.0"), d("10.0")),
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+ (d("22.0"), d("22.0")),
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+
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+ // Half-up boundary values — NS may emit these after its own
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+ // integer-mg/dL round-trip (e.g. user entered 5.6, NS stored 100,
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+ // NS re-emitted 100/18.0182 ≈ 5.55). Display should land on the
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+ // user-intended side.
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+ (d("5.55"), d("5.6")),
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+ (d("5.45"), d("5.5")),
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+ (d("3.65"), d("3.7")),
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+ (d("3.75"), d("3.8")),
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+
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+ // Raw derived NS values (using NS's typical factor of 18) — same
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+ // integer mg/dL source, different mmol/L emission than Trio's
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+ // 18.0182. Display should match the user-intended value.
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+ (d("5.6111"), d("5.6")), // 101 / 18
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+ (d("3.7222"), d("3.7")) // 67 / 18
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+ ]
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+
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+ for c in cases {
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+ let mgdL = c.source.asMgdLForImport
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+ #expect(
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+ mgdL.asMmolL == c.expectedDisplay,
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+ "source \(c.source) mmol/L → \(mgdL) mg/dL → \(mgdL.asMmolL) mmol/L (expected display \(c.expectedDisplay))"
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+ )
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ /// Pre-existing `asMgdL` returns integer mg/dL via `scale: 0` rounding —
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+ /// `asMgdLForImport` must do the same (the picker dedup downstream
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+ /// assumes integer-spaced values).
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+ @Test("asMgdLForImport returns integer-valued mg/dL") func asMgdLForImport_returnsInteger() {
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+ let inputs: [Decimal] = [
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+ d("5.5"), d("5.55"), d("5.6"), d("5.65"), d("5.7"),
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+ d("3.7"), d("3.8"), d("10.0"), d("15.5")
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+ ]
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+ for input in inputs {
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+ let mgdL = input.asMgdLForImport
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+ let asInt = NSDecimalNumber(decimal: mgdL).intValue
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+ #expect(mgdL == Decimal(asInt), "asMgdLForImport(\(input)) must be integer-valued, got \(mgdL)")
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ // MARK: - Direct conversion round-trips
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+
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+ /// `Decimal.asMmolL` and `Decimal.asMgdL` operate on the *display* unit
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+ /// (mmol/L to 1 decimal, mg/dL to 0). For any integer mg/dL value, the
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+ /// mmol/L display we compute should be reproducible on a follow-up
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+ /// mg/dL→mmol/L→mg/dL→mmol/L pass.
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+ @Test("Integer mg/dL → mmol/L display is stable on re-conversion") func mgdLToMmolL_displayIsStable() {
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+ for mgdL in 40 ... 400 {
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+ let original = Decimal(mgdL)
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+ let firstMmol = original.asMmolL
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+ let bouncedMgdL = firstMmol.asMgdL
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+ let secondMmol = bouncedMgdL.asMmolL
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+ #expect(
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+ firstMmol == secondMmol,
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+ "Display drift at \(mgdL) mg/dL: first asMmolL = \(firstMmol), second = \(secondMmol)"
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+ )
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ /// `Int.asMmolL` and `Decimal.asMmolL` should agree for integer inputs.
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+ @Test("Int.asMmolL agrees with Decimal.asMmolL") func intAndDecimalAsMmolL_agree() {
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+ for mgdL in 40 ... 400 {
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+ #expect(mgdL.asMmolL == Decimal(mgdL).asMmolL, "Disagreement at \(mgdL) mg/dL")
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ // MARK: - Issue #1179 regression
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+
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+ /// The original report: user has 5.6 mmol/L ISF in NS, Trio imports as
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+ /// 5.7 (dev's `correctUnitParsingOffsets` +1 hack) or 5.5 (post-PR
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+ /// without the import-boundary fix). Whatever NS emits — 5.6 exactly,
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+ /// 5.55 (its internal integer round-trip), or 5.6111 (raw 101/18) —
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+ /// the resulting Trio display must be 5.6.
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+ @Test("Issue #1179: 5.6 mmol/L ISF imports as 5.6 across NS emission variants") func issue1179_5_6() {
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+ for source in [d("5.6"), d("5.55"), d("5.6111")] {
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+ let mgdL = source.asMgdLForImport
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+ #expect(mgdL.asMmolL == d("5.6"), "NS source \(source) → \(mgdL) mg/dL → \(mgdL.asMmolL) mmol/L (expected 5.6)")
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ /// Same story for the second value bjorn flagged.
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+ @Test("Issue #1179: 3.7 mmol/L ISF imports as 3.7 across NS emission variants") func issue1179_3_7() {
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+ for source in [d("3.7"), d("3.65"), d("3.7222")] {
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+ let mgdL = source.asMgdLForImport
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+ #expect(mgdL.asMmolL == d("3.7"), "NS source \(source) → \(mgdL) mg/dL → \(mgdL.asMmolL) mmol/L (expected 3.7)")
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ /// Sweep the entire therapy mmol/L range in 0.1 steps. For each source
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+ /// value, importing must produce a mg/dL whose mmol/L display equals
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+ /// the source value. This is the broad guarantee the prior PR couldn't
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+ /// make, and the test bjorn asked for ("structured test of more values").
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+ @Test("0.1 mmol/L sweep across therapy range round-trips cleanly") func sweep_0_1_mmolL_range() {
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+ // 1.0 to 30.0 mmol/L in 0.1 steps. Covers ISF (typically 1–22) and
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+ // target lows/highs (typically 4–11) with comfortable headroom.
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+ var source = d("1.0")
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+ let step = d("0.1")
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+ let end = d("30.0")
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+ while source <= end {
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+ let mgdL = source.asMgdLForImport
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+ #expect(
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+ mgdL.asMmolL == source,
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+ "Sweep miss at \(source) mmol/L: \(mgdL) mg/dL displays as \(mgdL.asMmolL)"
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+ )
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+ source += step
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+ }
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+ }
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+}
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Deniz Cengiz