Ansible VS Code Extension by Red Hat

Why Test Automation?

Our team prioritizes the importance of a robust test suite. A solid test suite is the backbone of any software project, ensuring that code releases and commits can be made with confidence. With thorough testing, we minimize the risk of introducing regressions, allowing for smoother deployments and more reliable software. Additionally, a strong test suite enables us to refactor code with assurance, knowing that our changes won't inadvertently break existing functionality. Join us in maintaining a high standard of code quality and reliability by investing in comprehensive testing practices.

Getting Ready to Run the Test Suites Locally

Installing Dependencies

Installing Node and Npm

The first thing you'll need to do to execute our automated test suites is to clone the code repository, but since you're reading this README file, chances are you've already done that :)

First and foremost, make sure that you have node and npm installed on your system. It is recommend to use a Node version manager like nvm to install npm. Follow their documentation to run their install script according to your operating system. Come back here when you're done and don't forget to install node.

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nvm install node

Installing Yarn

Once you have npm installed you can run the following both to install and upgrade Yarn:

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npm install --global yarn

Installing Remaining Dependencies

Now that you have yarn installed, all we have to do is run the following commands to ensure that you have all other remaining dependencies installed locally:

    yarn install
    yarn clean
    yarn webpack-dev

Running Test Suites

There are a few different test suites to choose from:

Unit Tests

Run the following command:

    yarn unit-tests

End to End

Run the following command:

    MOCK_LIGHTSPEED_API=1 TEST_TYPE=e2e COVERAGE=1 ./tools/test-launcher.sh

UI Tests

Run the following command:

    COVERAGE=1 MOCK_LIGHTSPEED_API=1 ./tools/test-launcher.sh