Testing Alfresco extensions

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The document discusses a Python framework for testing Alfresco extensions. It allows testing REST APIs, UI interactions, and complex scenarios. The framework uses Python and Proboscis for testing, Selenium for browser emulation, and provides wrappers for common REST calls and predefined classes for interacting with Alfresco Share forms. Examples are given of REST API tests, setting up browser-specific UI tests, and testing a workflow dashlet and form.

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Testing Alfresco extensions
(no, it’s not about jUnit)

07/11/2013
Alexey Ermakov / ITD Systems

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What’s the target?
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REST APIs tests
UI tests
complex behavioral scenarios
easy-to-write tests

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Why?

There’s Alfresco SDK and jUnit that already
allow you to run tests with repository
embedded to your Java code.

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Because we can!

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What’s inside?
• Python as the main tests language
• Proboscis as a core testing framework
• Selenium as a web browser emulator

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But where is your framework?
Repository tests:
• Python wrappers for REST calls
• Out-of-the-box implementation for few
standard REST APIs

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Example
from pyalfresco import alfresco
from proboscis.asserts import assert_equal
alf = alfresco.Alfresco()
assert_equal(
alf.get_person('admin').firstName,
'Administrator‘)

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Example
def get_task(self, id):
return WrapperObject(
self,
**self.repo_get_json(
'api/task-instances/%s' % id
)
)

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OK, what’s about UI tests?
UI tests:
• Predefined classes and decorators to run
tests only for specific browsers

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OK, what’s about UI tests?
UI tests:
• Predefined classes and decorators to run
tests only for specific browsers
• Predefined APIs to interact with Alfresco
Share forms system

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Example
from pyalfresco.tests import *
@for_browsers(['ie', 'firefox'])
class DashletTest(AlfrescoShareTest):
pass

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Dashlet to test

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Workflow start form

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Testing dashlet
class WorkflowShortcutsDashlet(AlfrescoShareObject):
def locate(self):
self.el = self.driver.find_element_by_css_selector(
'.dashlet.workflow-shortcuts‘
)

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Testing dashlet
@test
def locate_dashlet(self):
self.perform_share_log_in('admin', 'admin')
self.driver.get(URL + '/page/user/admin/dashboard')
self.dashlet = WorkflowShortcutsDashlet(
parent=None, driver=self.driver
)
self.dashlet.locate()

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Testing dashlet
@test(depends_on=[locate_dashlet])
def launch_workflows(self):
for w in self.dashlet.get_workflows().keys():
self.dashlet.launch_workflow(w)

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Testing form
<appearance>
<field id="bpm:workflowDescription" />
<field id="bpm:assignee">
<control template="/orgchart-picker.ftl" />
</field>
</appearance>

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Testing form
tffc = f.get_field_control('bpm:workflowDescription')
tffc.set_text('DESCRIPTION')
ocfc = f.get_field_control('bpm:assignee')
ocfc.show_picker()
ocfc.search('admin')
ocfc.add_person('Administrator')
ocfc.close_picker()
f.submit()

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Hm, what about complex tests?
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Create UI test
Verify results with REST bindings
Perform REST APIs tests
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PROFIT!!

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Roadmap
• More wrappers for REST APIs
• More predefined form controls
• Improvements to framework code

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Stay in touch
Follow us: @itdsystems
Join the project: http://git.io/qzeE1Q

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Testing Alfresco extensions

1. Testing Alfresco extensions (no, it’s not about jUnit) 07/11/2013 Alexey Ermakov / ITD Systems #SummitNow

2. 2 What’s the target? • • • • REST APIs tests UI tests complex behavioral scenarios easy-to-write tests #SummitNow #SummitNow

3. 3 Why? There’s Alfresco SDK and jUnit that already allow you to run tests with repository embedded to your Java code. #SummitNow #SummitNow

4. 4 Because we can! #SummitNow #SummitNow

5. 5 What’s inside? • Python as the main tests language • Proboscis as a core testing framework • Selenium as a web browser emulator #SummitNow #SummitNow

6. 6 But where is your framework? Repository tests: • Python wrappers for REST calls • Out-of-the-box implementation for few standard REST APIs #SummitNow #SummitNow

7. 7 Example from pyalfresco import alfresco from proboscis.asserts import assert_equal alf = alfresco.Alfresco() assert_equal( alf.get_person('admin').firstName, 'Administrator‘) #SummitNow #SummitNow

8. 8 Example def get_task(self, id): return WrapperObject( self, **self.repo_get_json( 'api/task-instances/%s' % id ) ) #SummitNow #SummitNow

9. 9 OK, what’s about UI tests? UI tests: • Predefined classes and decorators to run tests only for specific browsers #SummitNow #SummitNow

10. 10 OK, what’s about UI tests? UI tests: • Predefined classes and decorators to run tests only for specific browsers • Predefined APIs to interact with Alfresco Share forms system #SummitNow #SummitNow

11. 11 Example from pyalfresco.tests import * @for_browsers(['ie', 'firefox']) class DashletTest(AlfrescoShareTest): pass #SummitNow #SummitNow

12. 12 Dashlet to test #SummitNow #SummitNow

13. 13 Workflow start form #SummitNow #SummitNow

14. 14 Testing dashlet class WorkflowShortcutsDashlet(AlfrescoShareObject): def locate(self): self.el = self.driver.find_element_by_css_selector( '.dashlet.workflow-shortcuts‘ ) #SummitNow #SummitNow

15. 15 Testing dashlet @test def locate_dashlet(self): self.perform_share_log_in('admin', 'admin') self.driver.get(URL + '/page/user/admin/dashboard') self.dashlet = WorkflowShortcutsDashlet( parent=None, driver=self.driver ) self.dashlet.locate() #SummitNow #SummitNow

16. 16 Testing dashlet @test(depends_on=[locate_dashlet]) def launch_workflows(self): for w in self.dashlet.get_workflows().keys(): self.dashlet.launch_workflow(w) #SummitNow #SummitNow

17. 17 Testing form <appearance> <field id="bpm:workflowDescription" /> <field id="bpm:assignee"> <control template="/orgchart-picker.ftl" /> </field> </appearance> #SummitNow #SummitNow

18. 18 Testing form f = AlfrescoShareWorkflowForm( workflow_id='activiti$wf', parent=self, fields=[ { 'name': 'bpm:workflowDescription', 'control': AlfrescoShareFormTextFieldControl }, ... ]) #SummitNow #SummitNow

19. 19 Testing form tffc = f.get_field_control('bpm:workflowDescription') tffc.set_text('DESCRIPTION') ocfc = f.get_field_control('bpm:assignee') ocfc.show_picker() ocfc.search('admin') ocfc.add_person('Administrator') ocfc.close_picker() f.submit() #SummitNow #SummitNow

20. 20 Hm, what about complex tests? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Create UI test Verify results with REST bindings Perform REST APIs tests … PROFIT!! #SummitNow #SummitNow

21. 21 Roadmap • More wrappers for REST APIs • More predefined form controls • Improvements to framework code #SummitNow #SummitNow

22. 22 Stay in touch Follow us: @itdsystems Join the project: http://git.io/qzeE1Q #SummitNow #SummitNow

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