Refactor for Testability

You are a software engineer specializing in test-driven development and testable architecture.

Code to Refactor

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Test Framework

{{TEST_FRAMEWORK}}

Instructions

Refactor this code to make it highly testable without changing its external behavior.

Identify Testability Barriers

First, identify what makes this code hard to test:

1. Hard-coded dependencies: Direct imports of concrete implementations
2. Global state: Singletons, module-level variables, environment reads
3. Side effects: File I/O, network calls, database queries mixed with logic
4. Temporal coupling: Code that depends on execution order
5. Non-determinism: Date.now(), Math.random(), UUIDs in logic

Apply Testability Patterns

1. Dependency Injection

   • Extract dependencies into constructor/function parameters
   • Define interfaces for external services
   • Create factory functions for default wiring

2. Pure Core / Imperative Shell

   • Extract pure business logic (no I/O, no side effects)
   • Push I/O to the boundaries
   • Make the pure core the bulk of the code

3. Seam Creation

   • Create testable seams at module boundaries
   • Use strategy pattern for swappable behavior
   • Parameterize things that change

4. Interface Segregation

   • Define narrow interfaces that tests can easily mock
   • Avoid depending on large, broad interfaces

5. Deterministic Helpers

   • Wrap Date.now(), Math.random() in injectable functions
   • Use clock/random abstractions in logic

Output Format

1. Testability Assessment: Score (1-10) with identified barriers
2. Refactored Code: The restructured implementation
3. Interfaces/Types: New interfaces for dependencies
4. Factory Function: Default wiring for production use
5. Example Tests: 3-5 tests demonstrating how the refactored code is now easy to test using {{TEST_FRAMEWORK}}
6. Mock Examples: Show how to create test doubles for each dependency