End to end tests with Haibun.
Use node version 18 (or later).
cd to the project directory, then
npm i to install libraries
use npm run to see what tests are available.
Most tests require the environmental variables username and password to be set,
and to pass these variables like this:
HAIBUN_ENVC=username=$username,password=$password .
For example,
HAIBUN_ENVC=username=$username,password=$password npm run test-cipher
Results can be stored in junit and reviews generated using this:
HAIBUN_OUTPUT_DEST=junit/result.xml HAIBUN_OUTPUT=~@haibun/out-xunit/build/out-xunit HAIBUN_ENVC='username=XXX,password=XXX' HAIBUN_O_OUTREVIEWS_REVIEWS_STORAGE=StorageFS npm run test-public
The junit folder (from above) has to be created separately.
Features are in haibun/.
Take a look at scripts in package.json and azure-pipelines.yml for more test options.
The publish task will use blob flattened paths for expiration in filenames.
For further documentation, please see https://github.com/withhaibun/haibun-azure/blob/main/README.md