Automation & E2E Testing For Aventum

Using Puppeteer & Jest, scripts to test and automate some of the Aventum features.

How to use it?

1. Rename sample.env to .env and put your own conjurations.
2. Setup the first super user by running npm run test:serially -- setup.test.js.
3. Upload the files by running npm run test:serially -- uploads.test.js.
4. Create Comments schema by running npm run test:serially -- create.comments.schema.test.js
5. Create Comment items by running npm run test:serially -- create.comments.contents.test.js
6. Create CustomField1 schema by running npm run test:serially -- create.customField1.schema.test.js
7. Create CustomField2 schema by running npm run test:serially -- create.customField2.schema.test.js
8. Create Schemas1 schema by running npm run test:serially -- create.schemas1.schema.test.js
9. Create Schemas1 items by running npm run test:serially -- create.schemas1.contents.test.js
10. Update Schemas1 items by running npm run test:serially -- update.schemas1.contents.test.js
11. Optional register users npm run test:serially -- register.test.js.

Docker Windows PowerShell

Make sure VcXsrv Windows X Server up and running

docker build -t aventum-e2e .
# Notice the IP 192.168.0.15, find your IP using ipconfig
docker run --network=host -v /app/node_modules -v ${pwd}:/app -e 'DISPLAY=192.168.0.15:0' -it aventum-e2e

Docker Windows WSL2

Make sure VcXsrv Windows X Server up and running

docker build -t aventum-e2e .
# Notice the IP 192.168.0.15, find your IP using ipconfig
docker run --network=host -v /app/node_modules -v $PWD:/app -e 'DISPLAY=192.168.0.15:0' -it aventum-e2e