Hands-On Testing: How to Integrate Tests in OPNFV
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The document provides a step-by-step guide on integrating tests in OPNFV, emphasizing the importance of documentation and familiarizing oneself with the testing environment. Key steps include writing dummy test cases, adding test content, declaring cases in the test database using REST API, and pushing code to a repository. Lastly, it highlights the importance of checking CI demos after merging code in the repository and test framework.
Hands-On Testing: How to Integrate Tests in OPNFV
- 2. Hands-On Testing: How to Integrate Tests in OPNFV Jose Lausuch Ericsson, Functest PTL
- 4. Do not worry we make it easy for you
- 5. 1) Check the documentation We have plenty of documents and guides that can help you http://docs.opnfv.org Config guide Dev guide User guide Release notes Wiki API Docs
- 6. Documentation (e.g Functest) • Config guide • User guide • Developer guide • http://testresults.opnfv.org/functest/framework/ • API Docs • https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/functest
- 7. 2) Get familiar with the environment Deploy OPNFV with your desired features installed Follow the instructions to set up the test framework Run tests
- 8. 3) Write a dummy test case Before testing your feature, make sure you can run a simple “Hello World” with the test framework. The framework should return “test successful”
- 9. 4) Add the content of the test Once you understand how to integrate a test in the framework, you can start writing the code that exercises your feature Make use of framework libraries and helper functions
- 10. 5) Declare the test case in the Test DB There is a Database to store community results from CI runs It is also used to store some information, such as: • Test cases per project • CI PODs • Scenarios Easy to do this using the Rest API https://wiki.opnfv.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=6825128
- 11. { "project_name": “myProject", "run": "", "name": "myTest", "ci_loop": "daily", "tags": "", "blocking": "false", "domains": "networking", "dependencies": "", "version": ">Euphrates", "criteria": "", "tier": "features", "trust": "silver", "catalog_description": "Hello world test case", "description": "Hello world test case blah blah " }
- 12. 6) Push your code You probably want to keep the code of your test in your repo BUT You will need to enable some things in the test framework
- 13. Example: Doctor test case in Functest - case_name: doctor-notification project_name: doctor criteria: 100 blocking: false description: >- Test suite from Doctor project. dependencies: installer: '(apex)|(fuel)' scenario: '^((?!fdio).)*$' run: module: 'functest.core.feature' class: 'BashFeature' args: cmd: 'cd /home/opnfv/repos/doctor/tests && ./run.sh' testcases.yamlDockerfile THAT’S IT!
- 14. 7) Finally Once the code is merged in your repository and in the test framework Check CI
- 15. DEMO
- 16. Thank You