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eyeos-hippie

v0.0.46

Published

Library for doing component tests with hippie

Downloads

2

Readme

Eyeos-hippie Library

Overview

Library for eyeos component-tests.

It uses hippie (https://www.npmjs.com/package/hippie).

How to use it

  • login ( done, username, [ data ] )
  1. Do a login with the username and password if data is a password.

  2. Do a fake login (ie get valid card and signature) with the username if data is undefined or an array of permissions.

    setup(function (done) { // fake login (get card without permissions and signature only) eyeosHippie.login(done, 'eyeos'); // fake login (get card with custom permissions and signature only) eyeosHippie.login(done, 'eyeos', [ 'my.custom.permission' ]); // real login (do a real request to the authentication service) eyeosHippie.login(done, 'eyeos', 'eyeos'); });

  • logout ( done, isReal )
    Do a logout if it is real, removes card and signature otherwise.

  • basicRequest ( baseUrl = 'https://localhost' )
    Return a basic request to baseUrl

  • basicRequestWithCardAndSignature ( [ baseUrl = url to request OR { baseUrl: 'https://localhost', contentType: 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' } ] )
    Return a basic request with card and signature to baseUrl

  • getCard
    Return the card stringify

  • getSignature
    Return the signature

  • setRequestFromHar ( path = path of the har file, authenticatedRequest = if true, do a request with card and signature )
    Sets all the params of a request har file in order to expect something after

eyeos-hippie utility: eyeos-split-har

Is installed in the local path

Usage: ./node_modules/.bin/eyeos-split-har [HAR_FILE_PATH] [OUTPUT_FOLDER]

eyeos-hippie utility: eyeos-upload-file

Uses filesCdnServer to upload a file to an user directory.

Is installed in the local path Usage: ./node_modules/.bin/eyeos-upload-file file [pathUnderUserFiles] [user] [baseUrl]

Example: Upload file: "...banana.gif" into directory "aDirectory" of user "eyeos"

./src/tools/eyeos-upload-file.js '/home/eyeos/workspace/files-server/component-test/test_files/dancing-banana.gisf' aDirectory eyeos

eyeos-hippie utility: eyeos-har-to-jmx

Is installed in the local path

Usage: ./node_modules/.bin/eyeos-har-to-jmx [INPUT_HAR_FILE] [OUTPUT_JMX_FILE] [TYPE(defaults to 'stress')]

Quick help

  • Install modules
	$ npm install
  • Check tests
    $ grunt test