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timings-demo

Sample tests scripts to demonstrate the timings API. You can copy/reference the test scripts in this repo to build your own "timings-enabled" scripts. You can find both JavaScript and Python based scripts in the /js and /py folders.

The scripts are implementing two of the timings API clients that are available here:

Installation

You can also run the tests in this repo to test your timings API! See installation instructions below:

JavaScript based test scripts

clone repo with git clone and install dependencies with npm i (run this from inside the /js sub-folder!)

$ git clone https://github.com/Verkurkie/timings-demo.git
$ cd {rootFolder}/js
$ npm i

Configuration for JavaScript tests

Before running tests, you have to configure the default parameters by editing the config file {rootFolder}/js/.perfconfig.js. The most important settings to change are:

key description example
PERF_API_URL Full URL of the API "http://my_api_server/v2/api/cicd/"
api_params.flags.esCreate Save results to ElasticSearch true
api_params.log.test_info Information about the test(-step) My test
api_params.log.env_tester Environment of the test machine local
api_params.log.browser Browser being used for the test Chrome
api_params.log.env_target Environment of the target app/api prod
api_params.log.team The name of your team/product MY_PRODUCT

Running JavaScript tests (uses webdriverIO)

To run the all of the JS tests, run the following command:

$ cd {rootFolder}/js
$ npm run test

Or, to run indivisual JS tests, you can run this command:

$ cd {rootFolder}/js
$ ./node_modules/.bin/wdio ./wdio.conf.js --spec ./specs/{spec file}.js

Python based test scripts

clone repo with git clone and install dependencies with pip:

$ git clone https://github.com/Verkurkie/timings-demo.git
$ cd {rootFolder}/py
$ pip install timingsclient selenium

Configuration for Python tests

Before running tests, you have to configure the default parameters by editing the config file {rootFolder}/py/config.yaml. The most important settings to change are:

key description example
PERF_API_URL Full URL of the API "http://my_api_server/v2/api/cicd/"
api_params.flags.esCreate Save results to ElasticSearch true
api_params.log.test_info Information about the test My test
api_params.log.env_tester Environment of the test machine local
api_params.log.browser The browser being used for the test Chrome
api_params.log.env_target Environment of the target (usually dev test
api_params.log.team The name of your team/product MY_PRODUCT

Running Python test

Then, to run the Python tests, simply run:

$ cd {rootFolder}/py
$ python demo_2_perf.py