Autolabcli tests

This page details the steps to run the unit / integration / functional tests on Autolabcli. The instructions also include steps required to upload the code coverage to different websites.

Unit Tests

To run unit tests-

> npm run unit

To upload unit test coverage report-

> CODECOV_TOKEN=<token> npm run post-unit

Integration Tests

To run integration tests coverage-

> npm run integration

To upload integration test coverage report-

> CODECOV_TOKEN=<token> npm run post-integration

Feature Tests

Feature tests connect to the deployment server for testing. Hence it is important to have correct server preferences before running the tests. The see the current preferences run -

autolabjs prefs show.

If the server preferences are not same as the deployment server, change the preferences using -

autolabjs prefs changeserver --host <host> --port <port>

Also the following steps have to be completed before running the feature test suite:

1. Create the following users on the Gitlab server with corresponding passwords :
   • Username and Name: AutolabJS_Tester ; Password: autolabjs123
   • Username: testuser ; Password: (can be anything)
   • Username: lab_author; Password: (can be anything)
2. Create a test lab and update the same on lab_author to be evaluated, in java.

Then feature tests can be run using -

> npm run feature 

• To upload feature test coverage report-

> CODECOV_TOKEN=<token> npm run post-feature

Note

• CODECOV_TOKEN is required only when you are running the coverage report commands in the local environment.
• Feature tests and its coverage report commands must be manually run.