entanet/entanet-behat

A package to help Entanet's QA department automate features with Behat.

v3.0.2 2020-02-24 12:23 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.1.3
• behat/behat: ^3.5
• behat/mink: ^1.7
• behat/mink-extension: ^2.3
• behat/mink-selenium2-driver: ^1.2
• doctrine/dbal: ^2.9
• entanet/laravel-pubsub: ^4.0
• imbo/behat-api-extension: ^2.1
• laracasts/behat-laravel-extension: ^1.1
• mockery/mockery: ^1.0
• phpunit/phpunit: >=6.0
• superbalist/php-pubsub: ^2.0.0

MIT

• Ryan Ralphs
• Tomos Lloyd
• Contributors

README

This package is designed specifically for Entanet's Software QA department to aid with automation of features.

Installing

Require the entanet behat package

composer require entanet/entanet-behat --dev

Add the following to the config/app.php providers array

Superbalist\LaravelPubSub\PubSubServiceProvider::class

Publish the behat environment and YAML file

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Entanet\Behat\BehatServiceProvider"

Check the commands available

vendor/bin/behat -dl

Usage

Table of Contents

Running

• Pipeline Suite
• UI Suite

Database

• Insert a row
• Check a row exists

Kafka

• Publish an event
• Check an event

Pipeline Suite

This includes Kafka, Database and API testing. To be run as part of the deployment pipeline. A failed test will break a build. All artisan commands with pubsub will be run automatically for each scenario.

vendor/bin/behat --suite=pipeline

UI Suite

This includes UI testing. To be run locally and not within a pipeline.

vendor/bin/behat --suite=ui

Insert a row

Seed the database with rows

Given I have the following in the "users" table
| name | email                |
| Tom  | [e-mail] |
| Ryan | [e-mail] |

Check a row exists

Check a row exists after running some code

Then I should have the following in the "users" table
| name | email                |
| Tom  | [e-mail] |
| Ryan | [e-mail] |

Publish an event

Publish an event to a topic

When The following events are published to "user-created"
| name | email                |
| Tom  | [e-mail] |
| Ryan | [e-mail] |

Check an event

Check an event has been created

Then The following events should be published to "user-created"
| name | email                |
| Tom  | [e-mail] |
| Ryan | [e-mail] |

Examples

Consume an event and check that a row exists in the database

Feature: Store a person in the database
  In order to manipulate people in this application
  As people are created in other systems
  We will need to listen people events and store them in the database

  Scenario: Listen to person created event and store in the people table
    When The following events are published to "user-created"
      | name | email                 |
      | Tom  | [e-mail]  |
      | Ryan | [e-mail]  |
    Then I should have the following in the "users" table
      | name | email                 |
      | Tom  | [e-mail]  |
      | Ryan | [e-mail]  |

Consume an event and check that another event was published

Feature: Store a person in the database
  In order to manipulate people in this application
  As people are created in other systems
  We will need to listen people events and store them in the database

  Scenario: Listen to person created event and store in the people table
    When The following events are published to "user-created"
      | name | email                 |
      | Tom  | [e-mail]  |
      | Ryan | [e-mail]  |
    Then I should have the following in the "users" table
      | name | email                 |
      | Tom  | [e-mail]  |
      | Ryan | [e-mail]  |