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@amagyar-iohk/didcomm-test

v1.0.4

Published

This integration tests leverage a modified version of the identus typescript edge-agent that enable us to modify the didcomm requests.

Downloads

395

Readme

DidComm tests

This integration tests leverage a modified version of the identus typescript edge-agent that enable us to modify the didcomm requests.

This modified library is in the tgz file located in the root.

Build

To speed up the execution time in github runner, there's a build script that creates a bundled execution file in the dist folder which can be executed using only the node dist/suite.spec.js command.

To build the dist file just execute npm run build.

The execution in github runner uses the dist version

Usage

Before starting the tests you have to have the cloud-agent and mediator running

You can start by cd docker and running ./run.sh <cloud-agent-version> script.

It uses the ports 8080, 8090, 8091

Environment variables

| variable | description | default | |------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------------------| | CLOUD_AGENT_URL | Url for cloud-agent | http://localhost:8090 | | MEDIATOR_OOB_URL | Url for mediator oob invitation | http://localhost:8080/invitationOOB | | WEBHOOK_PORT | Port for the local server listen to | 3000 | | WEBHOOK_URL | Url for webhook url | http://host.docker.internal:3000 |

Running tests

Install the dependencies running npm i.

To run the entire suite during the development you can use npm test.

or

You can filter the test by name using npx tsx --test --test-reporter spec "./test/<file-name>.ts" to run a single file.

Implementing new scenarios

Add the test to the test folder with .spec.ts extension.

This test uses the node test framework for simplicity and chai library for assertions.

Remember to run npm run build to generate the bundled file for the automation