Using the Karate test framework
To use this, you will need to run your own retrobox-api on your own LAN.
And with these things online :
- A redis server (keyvaluer for example)
- A mysql database
- A Jobatator server
- The websocket server (retrobox/ws)
See in our docs to know how to do this.
First you will need to install Karate, to do that, you can simply use our nodejs script with : node install.js.
This will download the latest version of Karate.
Next, you need to create a .env based on the .env.example. Add your own API keys and other stuff here.
Don't forget to complete your CHROME_PATH, it's very important, many tests use Chrome.
And, you can run Karate with :
node start.js, this will test all .feature avaible in the /test folder.
If you want to debug your own script add -D argument after .js, so : node start.js -D.
To put our API into production, it will have to pass all the tests available in this repo. If a test fails, we know there is a problem and therefore it avoids putting feature into production that does not work or that breaks things.
This will be triggered automatically with the API's CI / CD.
In ./ folder :
./newsletter.feature# This will test our newsletter bridge with mailchimp../base.feature# This will test all basic route like/ping�and/health.
In ./accounts/ folder :
./login.feature# This will test a fake login connexion.
In ./console/ folder :
./image.feature# This will test if we can add a console image on our dashboard.
In ./shop/ folder :
./categories.feature# This will create categories, delete it..../paypal.feature# This use Google Chrome, it will make a fake payment by paypal../shipping.feature# This will call our api with fake weight and fake country to test if everything is ok.