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207 lines
7.3 KiB
TypeScript
207 lines
7.3 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* Exports `server`, set up to start using setupTestSuite(), e.g.
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*
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* import {assert, driver} from 'mocha-webdriver';
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* import {server, setupTestSuite} from 'test/nbrowser/testUtils';
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*
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* describe("MyTest", function() {
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* this.timeout(20000); // Needed because we wait for server for up to 15s.
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* setupTestSuite();
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* });
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*
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* Run with VERBOSE=1 in the environment to see the server log on the console. Normally it goes
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* into a file whose path is printed when server starts.
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*
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* Run `bin/mocha 'test/nbrowser/*.ts' -b --no-exit` to open a command-line prompt on
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* first-failure for debugging and quick reruns.
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*/
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import * as gu from 'test/nbrowser/gristUtils';
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import { server } from 'test/nbrowser/testServer';
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import { test } from '@playwright/test';
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// Exports the server object with useful methods such as getHost(), waitServerReady(),
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// simulateLogin(), etc.
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export {server};
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interface TestSuiteOptions {
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samples?: boolean;
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team?: boolean;
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// If set, clear user preferences for all test users at the end of the suite. It should be used
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// for suites that modify preferences. Not that it only works in dev, not in deployment tests.
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clearUserPrefs?: boolean;
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// Max milliseconds to wait for a page to finish loading. E.g. affects clicks that cause
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// navigation, which wait for that. A navigation that takes longer will throw an exception.
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pageLoadTimeout?: number;
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}
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// Sets up the test suite to use the Grist server, and also to record logs and screenshots after
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// failed tests (if MOCHA_WEBDRIVER_LOGDIR var is set).
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//
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// Returns a Cleanup instance as a convenience, for use scheduling any clean-up that would have
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// the same scope as the test suite.
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export function setupTestSuite(options?: TestSuiteOptions) {
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test.beforeAll(async () => server.start());
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test.afterAll(async () => server.stop());
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// After every suite, assert it didn't leave new browser windows open.
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// Don't know if we need this in playwright
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//checkForExtraWindows();
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// After every suite, clear sessionStorage and localStorage to avoid affecting other tests.
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if (!process.env.NO_CLEANUP) {
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// Not sure this works in playwright? or is needed?
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//test.afterAll(({ page }) => clearCurrentWindowStorage(page));
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}
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// Also, log out, to avoid logins interacting, unless NO_CLEANUP is requested (useful for
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// debugging tests).
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if (!process.env.NO_CLEANUP) {
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// Don't think this is needed, each test runs in its own browser context.
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//test.afterAll(() => server.removeLogin());
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}
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// If requested, clear user preferences for all test users after this suite.
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if (options?.clearUserPrefs) {
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test.afterAll(clearTestUserPreferences);
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}
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// Though unlikely it is possible that the server was left paused by a previous test, so let's
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// always call resume.
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test.afterEach(() => server.resume());
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// Close database until next test explicitly needs it, to avoid conflicts
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// with tests that don't use the same server.
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test.afterAll(async () => server.closeDatabase());
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// Not needed in playwright? Uses different timing model.
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/*
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if (options?.pageLoadTimeout) {
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setDriverTimeoutsForSuite({pageLoad: options.pageLoadTimeout});
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}
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*/
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return setupRequirement({team: true, ...options});
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}
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async function clearTestUserPreferences() {
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// After every suite, clear user preferences for all test users.
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const dbManager = await server.getDatabase();
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let emails = Object.keys(gu.TestUserEnum).map(user => gu.translateUser(user as any).email);
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emails = [...new Set(emails)]; // Remove duplicates.
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await dbManager.testClearUserPrefs(emails);
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}
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export type CleanupFunc = (() => void|Promise<void>);
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/**
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* Helper to run cleanup callbacks created in a test case. See setupCleanup() below for usage.
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*/
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export class Cleanup {
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private _callbacksAfterAll: CleanupFunc[] = [];
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private _callbacksAfterEach: CleanupFunc[] = [];
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public addAfterAll(cleanupFunc: CleanupFunc) {
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this._callbacksAfterAll.push(cleanupFunc);
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}
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public addAfterEach(cleanupFunc: CleanupFunc) {
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this._callbacksAfterEach.push(cleanupFunc);
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}
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public async runCleanup(which: 'all'|'each') {
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const callbacks = which === 'all' ? this._callbacksAfterAll : this._callbacksAfterEach;
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const list = callbacks.splice(0); // Get a copy of the list AND clear it out.
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for (const f of list) {
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await f();
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}
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}
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}
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/**
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* Helper to run cleanup callbacks created in the course of running a test.
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* Usage:
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* const cleanup = setupCleanup();
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* it("should do stuff", function() {
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* cleanup.addAfterAll(() => { ...doSomething1()... });
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* cleanup.addAfterEach(() => { ...doSomething2()... });
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* });
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*
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* Here, doSomething1() is called at the end of a suite, while doSomething2() is called at the end
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* of the current test case.
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*/
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export function setupCleanup() {
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const cleanup = new Cleanup();
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test.afterAll(() => cleanup.runCleanup('all'));
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test.afterEach(() => cleanup.runCleanup('each'));
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return cleanup;
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}
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/**
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* Implement some optional requirements for a test, such as having an example document
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* present, or a team site to run tests in. These requirements should be automatically
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* satisfied by staging/prod deployments, and only need doing in self-contained tests
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* or tests against dev servers.
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*
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* Returns a Cleanup instance for any cleanup that would have the same scope as the
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* requirement.
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*/
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export function setupRequirement(options: TestSuiteOptions) {
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const cleanup = setupCleanup();
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if (options.samples) {
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if (process.env.TEST_ADD_SAMPLES || !server.isExternalServer()) {
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gu.shareSupportWorkspaceForSuitePlaywright(); // TODO: Remove after the support workspace is removed from the backend.
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gu.addSamplesForSuitePlaywright();
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}
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}
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test.beforeAll(async function() {
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if (new URL(server.getHost()).hostname !== 'localhost') {
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// Non-dev servers should already meet the requirements; in any case we should not
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// fiddle with them here.
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return;
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}
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// Optionally ensure that a team site is available for tests.
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if (options.team) {
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await gu.addSupportUserIfPossible();
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const api = gu.createHomeApi('support', 'docs');
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for (const suffix of ['', '2'] as const) {
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let orgName = `test${suffix}-grist`;
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const deployment = process.env.GRIST_ID_PREFIX;
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if (deployment) { orgName = `${orgName}-${deployment}`; }
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let isNew: boolean = false;
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try {
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await api.newOrg({name: `Test${suffix} Grist`, domain: orgName});
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isNew = true;
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} catch (e) {
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// Assume the org already exists.
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}
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if (isNew) {
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await api.updateOrgPermissions(orgName, {
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users: {
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'gristoid+chimpy@gmail.com': 'owners',
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}
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});
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// Recreate the api for the correct org, then update billing.
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const api2 = gu.createHomeApi('support', orgName);
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const billing = api2.getBillingAPI();
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try {
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await billing.updateBillingManagers({
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users: {
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'gristoid+chimpy@gmail.com': 'managers',
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}
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});
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} catch (e) {
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// ignore if no billing endpoint
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if (!String(e).match('404: Not Found')) {
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throw e;
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}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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});
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return cleanup;
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}
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