E2E tests #504
E2E tests #504
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If we want to run this from both repos as discussed in the original issue, I'm wondering if it would make sense to make these tests a separate repo, which could then be fetched from both the API and the probe. Wdyt @alexey-yarmosh ?
I think storing them in API repo and fetching from probe repo will be more comfortable. Most of the updates/additions to e2e will be related either to API code or to schema.yaml, so API repo will be updated in most of the cases. And syncing updates across 3 repos may become inconvenient during development and while making CI green. |
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Lets merge that and proceed with probe e2e tests in a new PRs. |
* feat: move from fake ip vars to test types vars * feat: add mock e2e scripts * feat: add mocha setup * feat: run probe container from e2e setup * ci: trigger e2e * feat: wait until probe connects * feat: add failing usage of matchApiSchema * fix: matchApiSchema method * fix: mocha throwing ERROR: null in case of ts compilation error * feat: add util parser * feat: change runner * feat: use got response in mocha plugin * test: add measurement e2e tests * feat: add e2e wallaby configuration * feat: move e2e .mocharc * feat: add e2e folder to tsconfig * feat: add e2e cases for all measurement types * fix: http schema * refactor: move files * feat: add locations e2e * fix: add missing nulls to schema * test: add offline probes tests * test: add adopted probes tests e2e * fix: e2e mocharc * fix: tests order * feat: run api as docker container * fix: run api on port 3000 * fix: local run * refactor: docker manager * fix: e2e wallaby * fix: schema hostname format * fix: remove unused env var * fix: add missing awaits * fix: remove manual json.parse * fix: log measurement status * feat: disable rtt null * fix: add wait for disconnect * ci: trigger * fix: retrun rtt null back * refactor: move e2e to test folder * fix: use db urls from config * fix: build probe image from github master * fix: get rtt schema back
Part of #281