integration-testing

问题 I would like to launch a WPF app and call methods on the ViewModel to control the app for the purpose of integration testing. Something like: [Test] public void Test1() var application = new MyApp(); application.InitializeComponent(); application.Run(); (OK, this stops the test execution at this point, presumably passing control to the WPF app. Not sure how to deal with this. Launch in a separate thread or something?) Then I'd like to be able to get and set values on the ViewModel, something

问题 I would like to launch a WPF app and call methods on the ViewModel to control the app for the purpose of integration testing. Something like: [Test] public void Test1() var application = new MyApp(); application.InitializeComponent(); application.Run(); (OK, this stops the test execution at this point, presumably passing control to the WPF app. Not sure how to deal with this. Launch in a separate thread or something?) Then I'd like to be able to get and set values on the ViewModel, something

问题 I would like to launch a WPF app and call methods on the ViewModel to control the app for the purpose of integration testing. Something like: [Test] public void Test1() var application = new MyApp(); application.InitializeComponent(); application.Run(); (OK, this stops the test execution at this point, presumably passing control to the WPF app. Not sure how to deal with this. Launch in a separate thread or something?) Then I'd like to be able to get and set values on the ViewModel, something

问题 Trying to write integrations tests for HTTPS function (implemented as an express app) that use Firestore as DB Since its an integration test, I don't want to mock the Firestore DB in this case, however, since they perform network calls, they take time to execute Is there a Firestore local emulator to use in this scenario? There is an option to config Firestore in offline mode, maybe that's the way? Didn't find any documentation in Firebase on this use case AskFirebase 回答1: You have to setup a

问题 According to the documentation: The standard testing tasks are available, but must be prefixed with it:. For example, > IntegrationTest / testOnly org.example.AnIntegrationTest As described, I added this to my build.sbt : lazy val server = (project in file("server")) .configs(IntegrationTest) I want to run only integration tests. So I tried different ways - but none worked: [IJ][play-binding-form-server] $ it:test [error] No such setting/task [error] it:test ... [IJ][play-binding-form-server]

问题 When building R packages, we use testthat to write tests. We have 2 files: a test file for the specific package ( specific.R ), and one that we use to make sure all packages continue to work together and the overall result is fine ( overall.R ). Both tests are currently run when we push to github or create a PR through Travis, which implicitly runs this line of code( R CMD check *tar.gz ). check runs all the tests in the test folder, and thus both files are run. Now, I'm a bit new to testing.

问题 I'm new to testing and I've been given a task to set up and write automated integration tests for React-Native app for both iOS and Android. I'm having a serious trouble setting up integration tests. What frameworks should i use? I've found some tutorials but they felt mostly outdated. Is using Appium with Travis CI viable? I've found some examples using Mocha and Chai to write tests. (http://tech.taskrabbit.com/blog/2015/11/08/react-native-integration-tests/ this seems like the best one). I

问题 Is there an easy way to mock Hashicorp vault in go tests ? I created a service in Go that accesses Vault, and would like to create proper testing for it. I didn't find a simple solution I like (like moto in python). I also tried using a vault in dev mode in docker (take the system test route) but I have trouble writing to it via API. Ideas ? 回答1: Is there an easy way to mock HashiCorp Vault in Go tests? Don't. Use the real thing! HashiCorp helpfully provides utility functions for starting a

问题 According to Wikipedia and various articles it is best practice to divide tests into Unit tests (run first) and Integration tests (run second), where Unit tests are typically very fast and should be run with every build in a CI environment, however Integration tests take longer to run and should be more of a daily run. Is there a way to divide these in pytest? Most projects don't seem to have multiple test folders, so is there a way to make sure I only run Unit, Integration or both according

问题 According to Wikipedia and various articles it is best practice to divide tests into Unit tests (run first) and Integration tests (run second), where Unit tests are typically very fast and should be run with every build in a CI environment, however Integration tests take longer to run and should be more of a daily run. Is there a way to divide these in pytest? Most projects don't seem to have multiple test folders, so is there a way to make sure I only run Unit, Integration or both according