# Task: Adjust testGetCheckinDataByQwStaff Test Method ## Plan - [ ] Add validation for the 30-day time span restriction - [ ] Add logging to show batch processing when user count exceeds 100 - [ ] Add validation to ensure time range doesn't exceed 30 days - [ ] Improve comments to clearly document all 5 interface restrictions ## Interface Restrictions (from Enterprise WeChat API) 1. Time span must not exceed 30 days 2. User list must not exceed 100 (batch processing required if more) 3. (Missing #3 in original comments) 4. Standard check-in time only valid for fixed and custom schedules 5. API call frequency limit: 600 times/minute ## Current Implementation Status - ✓ Service layer (`getCheckinData`) already implements 100-user batching - ✓ Service layer already has 500ms delay between batches (rate limiting) - ✗ Test method doesn't validate 30-day restriction - ✗ Test method doesn't show batch processing information ## Changes Needed 1. Add time span validation (ensure endTime - startTime <= 30 days) 2. Add logging to show total user count and batch information 3. Update comments to be more complete and clear ## Review ### Changes Made 1. **Added 30-day time span validation** - The test now validates that the time range doesn't exceed 30 days and exits early if it does 2. **Added batch processing information** - Shows total user count and calculates how many batches will be processed when users exceed 100 3. **Improved comments** - Added complete documentation of all 5 interface restrictions with notes about what's already handled in the Service layer ### Key Improvements - Time span validation with clear error message - User count and batch information displayed before API call - Complete interface restriction documentation (added missing #3: max 3000 records) - Notes indicating Service layer already handles batching and rate limiting ### Code Impact - Minimal changes to test method only - No changes to service layer (already correctly implemented) - Added validation and logging for better visibility - Test now clearly demonstrates compliance with API restrictions