Local / manual tests

Documentation mirror: This file matches tests/README.md in the swmm-feature-function repository; run the commands below from that repository root (tests/ paths refer to folders in the source tree).

Hybrid GeoJSON builders (unit/integration)

Run schema and hybrid builder tests (requires pytest; optional rivershore.inp for builder tests):

pip install pytest
python -m pytest tests/test_geojson_hybrid.py -v

If rivershore.inp is not found (no sibling pyswmm/examples/rivershore.inp and no RIVERSHORE_INP_PATH), the builder tests are skipped. Schema tests always run.

Scene layers (3D SLPK)

Place your .slpk (Scene Layer Package) file in this folder, then run:

python tests/test_publish_slpk.py --slpk tests/YourFile.slpk

Optional: --title "My Scene" and --folder SceneLayers to set the portal item title and folder.

If no --slpk is given, the script uses the first .slpk file found in this directory.

Feature layers (2D from INP)

How "updating" existing layers works

The publisher does not patch layers in place. To get new layers that include the dummy dynamic attributes (depth, head, flowRate, etc.) for an existing project:

1. Via the HTTP trigger (recommended): Call publish-project-layers again with the same projectId. The function will:

   • Delete the project's existing feature layers (using item IDs from the ProjectFeatureMetaData table).
   • Publish new feature layers from the INP in blob storage (with the new schema including dummy attrs).

2. Via the local script: Use the script below to publish from a local INP file. Each run creates new layers (titles include a timestamp). To replace old layers you would call delete-project-layers first (or delete the old items in ArcGIS), then run the script or the HTTP trigger.

Test the publish script locally (no Azure)

Run the feature publisher with a local INP file. Requires ARCGIS_API_KEY (and optionally ARCGIS_URL) in the environment or in local.settings.json under Values:

python tests/test_publish_features.py --inp path/to/your/file.inp --project-id YourProjectId

Optional: --project-name "My Project", --folder "ArcGISFolderName", --title-prefix "SD1_".

Published layers will include the dummy dynamic attributes (e.g. depth, head, volume, flowRate, velocity, capacity = 0) so the schema matches the frontend.

Test via the function (full flow: blob + table + ArcGIS)

1. Set local.settings.json with Azure storage (connection string or account + SAS), PROJECT_TABLE_NAME, FEATURES_TABLE_NAME, and ARCGIS_API_KEY.

2. Upload an INP to blob storage under swmm-input/{projectId}/ (e.g. swmm-input/MyProject/file.inp).

3. Start the function: func start (from the repo root).

4. Call the publish endpoint (use the function key if auth_level=FUNCTION):

   curl -X POST "http://localhost:7071/api/publish-project-layers" \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d "{\"projectId\": \"MyProject\"}"

   Optional body fields: blobPath, projectName.

5. The function deletes existing feature layers for that project (from metadata), then publishes new layers from the INP. The new layers include the dummy dynamic attributes.