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runscope-api-wrapper

v0.3.1

Published

runscope-api-wrapper

Downloads

8

Readme

runscope-api-wrapper

Currently this is a wrapper based on their api, not sdk for runscope.

Getting Test Results in a bucket

The goal is to provide a way to look up all your tests within a bucket and determine the status of the last two results. There are lots of methods to help but the most advantagous one is doing the following:

Example 1: by using the bucket id supplied it returns the results of all tests that have a schedule.

const apiMonitor = new ApiMonitorService();
apiMonitor.getMostRecentResultsOfAllTestsInBucket(token, bucketId)
  .then(results => {
    // do something with the results array
  });
  

Example 2: Grabs the first bucket that matches by the bucket name supplied, then it calls the method from Example 1.

const apiMonitor = new ApiMonitorService();
apiMonitor.getTimeFrameOfTestsInBucketByName(token, bucketName)
  .then(results => {
     // do something with the results array
  });
  

Triggers

You can now do triggers! The basic flow is as follows:

  1. Get your tests in the bucket via ApiMonitorService

  2. From the collection supply the TestInfo to ApiMonitorService's trigger method of your choice:

    const apiMonitor = new ApiMonitorService();
    apiMonitor.getBuckets(token).then(bucketCollection => {
      // I have buckets!
      apiMonitor.getBucketTestsLists(token, bucketCollection[0].id).then(testInformationCollection => {
        //Now we have tests too!
        //env can also be grabbed too! In this case we make it null and tell it to use the default environment
        const env = null
        apiMonitor.triggerByTestInformation(token, testInformationCollection[0], env).then(runCollection => {
          // do something with the results array
        });          
      });
    });
       

For more examples please check out the tests withing the source code over at https://github.com/MaterialDev/runscope-api-wrapper.