QA Dashboard: Project Status

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Platform (core)

TRUNK	REST API	FHIR API	SONAQUBE DASHBOARD

Install & Upgrade Tests

Reference Application

2.x RefApp Workflow Tests
All Chrome Tests
2.x RefApp Feature-Specific Tests*
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Legacy Selenium Chrome
Legacy UI

* Detailed list of Legacy Selenium Tests here.

3.x RefApp Workflow Tests
3.x Demo Build

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Concept Management Tools

OpenMRS Dictionary Manager
(Create, Edit, Copy, Version and Release)
Loading into EMR ____ Coming soon

OCL Module (Subscription Module)

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openmrs-contrib-qaframework

OpenMRS BDD QA framework, Currently tracking;

Installing dependencies

• mvn clean install -DskipTests=true

Configuration

Set Your test configurations in qaframework-bdd-tests/src/test/resources/org/openmrs/uitestframework/test.properties. MySQL password should be the same for initialSetupTests as openmrs password

Running test projects

Navigate into bdd tests module

• cd qaframework-bdd-tests

Running Ref app selenium tests

• npm run refappSelenium

Running Platform Simple Installation test

• npm run simpleCoreInstall

Running Platform Advanced Installation test

• npm run advancedCoreInstall

Running Platform postgres Installation test

• npm run postgresCoreInstall

Running Platform Testing Installation test

• npm run testingCoreInstall

Running Platform Upgrade test

• npm run coreUpgrade

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RefApp 3.x E2E tests

Setting up the project

1. Clone the project

    git clone git@github.com:openmrs/openmrs-contrib-qaframework.git
    cd openmrs-contrib-qaframework
   

2. Navigate into bdd tests module

    cd qaframework-bdd-tests
   

3. Install the dependencies

   npm install
   

You don’t need to set up an OpenMRS instance since we use a cloud instance for the test backend.

Running tests`

There are two ways of running tests:

1. Running with cypress runner Open the Cypress runner with

   cypress open
   

   and pick a test from the GUI.

2. Running in command line

   Run the desired test using npm run, e.g.

   npm run refapp3Login
   

   See the scripts section of package.json.

Tests might be timed out on slow internet connections. In that case, try increasing the defaultCommandTimeout setting in the 'cypress.json' file.

File structure

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├── cypress
│   ├── fixtures // Test fixtures (e.g. attachments)
│   │   └── test_image.jpeg
│   ├── integration
│   │   └── cucumber
│   │       └── step_definitions
│   │           ├── refapp-2.x
│   │           │   └── login.js
│   │           └── refapp-3.x // Cypress tests for the refapp 3.x
│   │               ├── 01-login
│   │               │   └── login.js
│   │               ...
│   ├── plugins
│   │   └── index.js
│   ├── support
│   │   ├── commands.js // Custom commands for Cypress
│   │   └── index.js
│   ├── videos  // Screen recordings (set "video": true in cypress.json)
│   └── tsconfig.json
├── src
│   └── test
│       ├── java
│       └── resources
│           ├── features
│           │   ├── platform
│           │   ├── refapp-2.x
│           │   └── refapp-3.x // Cucumber feature files for the refapp 3.x
│           │       ├── 01-login
│           │       │   └── login.feature
│           │       ...
├── target
├── README.md
├── cypress.json // Cypress configuration file
├── package.json
├── pom.xml

Writing a new test

1. Create a new directory with your feature file under /qaframework-bdd-tests/src/test/resources/features/refapp-3.x/.

   The name of the directory should be <sequence>-<name>.

   Example of a feature file

2. Create a new directory with the same name under cypress/integration/cucumber/step_definitions/refapp-3.x/ to store the step definition file. See the cypress-cucumber-preprocessor docs

3. Run the test using either:

   • Command line: cypress run --spec <path-to-feature-file>

     (You can simplify the command by adding it to the npm scripts section. See this example.)

   • Cypress runner: cypress open and choose the test

Creating a GitHub workflow

1. Create a new GitHub workflow file under .github/workflows/ directory. An example workflow can be found here.
2. Add the workflow badge to the readme file under 3.x RefApp section. It should take the following format:

   [![<workflow name>](<link-to-the-workflow>/badge.svg)](<link-to-the-workflow>)

Environment variables

The environment variables are stored in the cypress.json file. The variables can be accessed with Cypress.env(); e.g.,

Cypress.env('API_BASE_URL');

See the Cypress docs.

Before Releasing

• For the platform, manually run both Installation and upgrade workflows again.
• Check all relevant builds to the release above to be sure they pass