There is a quite extensive suite of Unit Tests that are provided along with the code to help your development.
These tests are defined using Karma as test runner and Jasmine as assertion library. Test are defied along with the code, you can look for any .spec.ts
file in the source tree.
You can execute them in two flavors:
npm test
npm run test:auto
While developing the GUI we'll suggest you to run the test in watch mode, and they'll be executed anytime a file changes. It will help you in catchings bugs immediately. It also provide more information on which tests are executed.
There is a suite of basic end to test that are defined using protractor, an AngularJs oriented version of Selenium.
These tests can be found in the e2e
folder.
NOTE: These tests are designed to work with the Mock R-CORD config
npm run test:e2e
Other paramenters you can pass are:
Variable Name | Description |
---|---|
UI_URL | Address of the GUI (deaults to http://127.0.0.1:4000/xos/# |
UI_PWD | Password to login (needed only for remote connections) |
TIMEOUT | Time allowed for each test |
PT_ARGS | Extra arguments for Protractor, eg: "--suite dashboard" (Suites are defined in conf/protractor.conf.js ) |
PT_CONF | The path of the config file (eg: "./conf/protractor.conf.js") |