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fh-forms

v1.16.10

Published

Cloud Forms API for form submission

Downloads

84

Readme

fh-forms

Build Status Coverage Status

FeedHenry Cloud API for form submissions.

Installation

Install the projects dependencies:

npm install

Test execution

There are two types of tests: unit tests that don't have any additional dependencies and acceptance tests that require configured MongoDB. Turbo is used as a test runner. It stops test execution if a test fails.

We use Grunt to run the tests which needs to be installed:

npm install grunt -g

All the unit test with jshint:

grunt 

All unit tests:

grunt fh:unit

All acceptance tests:

grunt fh:accept

Requirements to run acceptance tests

We need to install and configure MongoDb. Installation instructions can be found in MongoDb Docs. On Linux systems it is desirable to install mongodb-org meta package.

Make sure to have mongod up and running: sudo /etc/init.d/mongod start.

MongoDb can be controlled from mongo shell by typing mongo.

The last thing that we have to do is to add admin user via mongo shell:

use admin
db.createUser({
        user: "admin",
        pwd: "admin",
        roles: [ { role: "userAdminAnyDatabase", db: "admin" } ]
})

Code coverage

Code coverage reports are generated using istanbul and stored in coverage, cov-unit and cov-accept folders.

Generate all code coverage:

grunt fh:coverage

Use 'fh:coverage:unit_cover' or 'fh_coverage:accept_cover' instead of 'coverage' to generate individual reports.