Seeding Report: Test Report Dates

[braughtg]

The tests should generate seeding reports as appropriate to check that the:

• - first date appearing in the table is in the range for the report.
• - last date appearing in the table is in the range for the report.
• - rows in the table appear in sorted order.
• - “No Logs” message is displayed if there are no seeding logs in the date range.
• - table is not visible if there are no seeding logs in the date range.

Some additional notes relevant to this issue:

• The .spec.js file containing your test should be stored in an appropriate location and have a short but descriptive name. Use the locations and an naming from the "Good First issues" as examples.
• The .spec.js file should include a comment at the top that describes what the file as a whole is testing.
• The message for the describe should describe in a short phrase what the file is testing.
• After logging in and visiting the desired page the beforeEach method should call cy.waitForPage(). This will ensure that the page is fully loaded (e.g. that all the Maps used by the page are loaded) before performing any tests.
• It is not necessary to include a separate it for each of the things to be tested.
  • You should decide how to divide the things being tested into its so that each it tests a cohesive set of things.
  • The message for each it should describe in a short phrase what the it is testing.
• The .spec.js files in the farmdata2/farmdata2_modules/fd2_example/ sub-tabs (e.g. ui, api) may provide some helpful examples.
• These tests should utilize logs that are in the sample database. Information about the data contained in the sample database can be found in the "The Sample Database" section of the docker/sampleDB/README.md file.

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Original issue by braughtg
Tuesday Apr 04, 2023 at 16:43 GMT

[QuangPhung15]

We (Quang, Ha, Linh) want to take this.

[QuangPhung15]

When we checked if the first date and last date appearing in the table were in the range for the report, we used tr:first-child td:nth-child(2) and tr:last-child td:nth-child(2). Is there any alternative way to check this?