Node LTS is recommended
src/gitlab-oc
is a symlink to packages/oc-pages
. The oc-pages package is also used in the gitlab-oc repo, so take care when making changes and make sure the code stays portable between gitlab-oc and unfurl-gui. When importing modules from inside oc-pages/ to other locations inside the src/ directory, use the appropriate aliases to prevent resolver errors on gitlab-oc. Check vue.config.js
to see what the current aliases resolve to.
See Apollo boilerplate added with vue add apollo
... see https://apollo.vuejs.org/
Need to run yarn run apollo:start
first to start the apollo graphql server (runs on port 4000).
see https://gitlab-org.gitlab.io/gitlab-ui/ and https://gitlab-org.gitlab.io/gitlab-svgs/
gitlab-ui wraps https://bootstrap-vue.org/ which wraps bootstrap 4
It also depends on https://portal-vue.linusb.org/ which we could use to build a vs-code like minimap of a view using http://asvd.github.io/syncscroll/ or similar.
Most integration tests hosted in this repository are based off of completed deployments or deployment drafts.
The easiest way to generate fixtures is to fill out a blueprint on unfurl.cloud and export the deployment via Unfurl cli.
- Navigate to https://unfurl.cloud/home#clone-instructions or
https://unfurl.cloud/<your-username>/dashboard#clone-instructions
- Copy and execute the command line snippet for "Clone this Unfurl project if you haven't already"
- Run
unfurl export --format deployment --file <path-to-unfurl-gui>/cypress/fixtures/generated/deployments/v2/<export-name>.json <path-to-ensemble-yaml>
The test titled ufsv-patch
mimics the workflow of a user filling out a deployment blueprint and triggering a dryrun deployment.
SPEC_GLOBS: Whitespace separated globs indicating which deployments to be run. Spec are found in cypress/fixtures/generated/deployments/v2
by default, but a different path will be searched depending on TEST_VERSIONS
.
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS: Even dryrun tests fail when this variable is missing.
--runInBand: For now we do NOT want to try running tests in parallel.
All Unfurl environment variables pass through to unfurl serve
and unfurl deploy
.
TEST_VERSIONS: Which version of specs to run (default: v2)
CI: If present, log commands to curl artifacts, write deploy logs to /tmp/${testName}-ufdryrun.log
. Outputs will be optimized for this test's companion .gitlab-ci.yml
workflow.
PORT: The port to run unfurl serve
on (default: 5001)
OC_URL: Base url for jest. Also used for --cloud-server
(default https://unfurl.cloud)
OC_NAMESPACE: Namespace to run tests against; in other words - where the blueprints are located. (default: onecommons/blueprints)
SAVE_DRYRUN_LOGS: Write dry run logs to disk.
env TF_PLUGIN_CACHE_DIR=/tmp/plugincache/ TF_DATA_DIR=/tmp/.terraform TF_PLUGIN_CACHE_MAY_BREAK_DEPENDENCY_LOCK_FILE=1 GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=/home/onecommons/oc-staging1-6aeb4c6ec6bc.json SPEC_GLOBS='*baserow*' yarn test ufsv-patch -- --runInBand
const UNFURL_DEFAULT_ENV = {
UNFURL_LOGGING: 'trace',
UNFURL_HOME: '',
UNFURL_SKIP_SAVE: 'never',
}
/tmp/ufsv
: The location of the test dashboard. Will be used as the working directory forunfurl serve
andunfurl deploy
./tmp/repos
: The location of--clone-root
forunfurl serve
./tmp/ufartifacts
: All deployments will be moved here between test runs, so as to not wipe debug information when the next spec is run. Allensemble.yaml
files and artifacts will be present here after the suite has finished running./tmp/${testName}-ufsv.log
: Pattern for whereunfurl serve
logs will be written. Tip: useless -r
to view./tmp/${testName}-ufdryrun.log
: Pattern for whereunfurl deploy
logs will be written when in CI (otherwise stdio). Tip: useless -r
to view.
A test can be triggered via curl | bash
as below. The first parameter to the bash script is the test to run (equivalent to the $TEST
variable mentioned under Cypress tests).
Example:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onecommons/unfurl-gui/cy-tests/scripts/trigger-pipeline.sh | bash -s baserow
will trigger the pipeline with $TEST
set to baserow
.
If successful the command will output the pipeline URL.
Cypress tests can be automatically run through gitlab ci by setting the $TEST
pipeline variable
Pattern | Spec | Description |
---|---|---|
$TEST == "sanity" || $TEST == "visitor" || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/00_visitor/*.js |
Sanity checks for signed out users |
$TEST == "nestedcloud" || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/*nestedcloud*.js |
Run nestedcloud tests (must be <namespace>/nestedcloud) |
$TEST == "nextcloud" || $TEST == "nextcloud_aws" || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/aws*nextcloud*.js |
Runs all nextcloud tests on aws |
$TEST == "nextcloud" || $TEST == "nextcloud_gcp" || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/gcp*nextcloud*.js |
Runs all nextcloud tests on gcp |
$TEST == "nextcloud" || $TEST == "nextcloud_do" || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/do*nextcloud*.js |
Runs all nextcloud tests on digital ocean |
$TEST =~ /baserow/ || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/*baserow*.js |
Runs all baserow tests |
$TEST =~ /minecraft/ || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/*minecraft*.js |
Runs all minecraft tests |
$TEST == "container_webapp" || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/*container-webapp*.js |
Runs all container-webapp tests |
$TEST == "container_webapp_gcp" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/gcp__container-webapp*.js |
Runs container-webapp tests for gcp |
$TEST == "container_webapp_aws" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/aws__container-webapp*.js |
Runs container-webapp tests for aws |
$TEST =~ /ghost/ || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/*ghost*.js |
Runs all ghost tests |
$TEST =~ /mediawiki/ || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/*mediawiki*.js |
Runs all mediawiki tests |
$TEST =~ /wordpress/ || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/*wordpress*.js |
Runs all wordpress tests |
$TEST =~ /k8s/ || ($TEST == "all" && $SKIP !~ /k8s/) |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/k8s__wordpress*.js |
Runs all kubernetes tests |
$TEST =~ /uc_dns/ || $TEST == "all" |
./cypress/e2e/blueprints/aws__nextcloud__only-mail*.js |
Runs aws nextcloud with unfurl cloud dns |
$TEST == "cloud_redis" |
cypress/e2e/blueprints/gcp__nextcloud__memorystore*.js cypress/e2e/blueprints/aws__nextcloud__memorydb*.js |
Runs all cloud redis tests |
$TEST == "multiple_workflows" || $TEST == "misc" |
cypress/e2e/deployments/multiple-workflows*.js |
Tries to run multiple deployments simultaneously |
$TEST == "smorgasbord" |
cypress/e2e/deployments/smorgasbord*.js |
Test inputs in smorgasbord blueprint |
$TEST == "node_filter" || $TEST == "misc" |
cypress/e2e/deployments/node-filter*.js |
Test node filter on baserow |
$TEST == "clone_draft" || $TEST == "misc" |
cypress/e2e/deployments/clone-draft*.js |
Clone and deploy a draft |
$TEST == "drafts" || $TEST == "misc" |
cypress/e2e/deployments/draft*.js |
Try to trigger a state desync with drafts |
$TEST == "dryrun" |
cypress/e2e/blueprints/aws* cypress/e2e/blueprints/az* |
DRYRUN aws and azure |
$TEST == "dryrun" |
cypress/e2e/blueprints/gcp* cypress/e2e/blueprints/do* |
DRYRUN aws and azure |
$TEST == "shared_volumes" || $TEST == "all" |
cypress/e2e/deployments/shared-volume*.js |
Runs all nextcloud shared volume tests The test does the following: 1. Deploys nextcloud with a volume 2. Shares the volume 3. Tears down the first deployment 4. Creates a new nextcloud deployment with the shared volume 5. Asserts that admin credentials are the same on the new instance |
$TEST == "command" |
N/A | evals $CY_COMMAND |
- Run a single spec by setting
$CY_COMMAND
to :yarn run integration-test run --namespace onecommons/blueprints -- --browser chrome -s cypress/e2e/deployments/drafts.cy.js