Check the build status here:
- Golang 1.9 or later
- NodeJS 8.9 or later
- Docker 18.x or later
- docker-compose 1.17.x or later
- Chrome version 59 or later
After successfully installing the requirements on the system, run
./deploy.sh
This will trigger:
- Unit tests and integration tests for backend
- Unit tests for frontend
- Build of docker images for backend and frontend
- Instantiation of the full solution (frontend reachable at http://localhost:4200)
Once the system is deployed is possible to run blackbox component tests for the backend using go test, and e2e tests for the whole solution using Protractor.
To run test the blackbox tests:
cd backend
BASEURL=localhost:9000 go test -v -tags blackbox
To run Protractor:
cd frontend
./node_modules/.bin/webdriver-manager update
./node_modules/.bin/webdriver-manager start
./node_modules/.bin/protractor e2e/protractor.conf.js
Notice that Webdriver and Protractor should be launched on separate consoles.
For CI launch
./deploy.sh ci
This will run a subset of test avoiding the frontend unit test suite (the backend unit test suite is run during the Docker container generation), as Angular Jasmine requires a live browser (which is problematic on some CI servers). As alternative, simply manage the containers with
docker-compose up -d #create deployment
docker-compose down #shutdown deployment