ARA helps you to fight against regressions by letting it preanalyze your non-regression tests runs, tracks and follows problems, keep their history, and even break your CI build if quality isn’t met.
If you just want to install it locally to give it a try, you can ! Also, after this installation, you can follow up the Demo walkthrough to explore ARA features !!
Please note the following :
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You’ll need Docker
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All the datas that you import in ARA won’t be persisted.
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The port 7000, 9000, 5432 must be available locally.
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Add to
/etc/hosts
(Linux OS) or to/private/etc/hosts
(MacOS) or toc:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\
(Windows)127.0.0.1 oauth2.dev.localhost
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Open a Powershell Command Prompt
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Run the command
Invoke-WebRequest -OutFile docker compose.yml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Decathlon/ara/main/code/docker-compose.yaml
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Run the command
docker compose up
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Open up a browser on
http://127.0.0.1:7000
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Enjoy ! You can sign in with
admin
/admin
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To stop it, in the command line, just do a
docker compose down
in the same directory as thedocker-compose.yaml
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To restart it, in the command line do a
docker compose up
in the same directory as thedocker-compose.yaml
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Open a Terminal
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Run the command
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Decathlon/ara/main/code/docker-compose.yaml
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Run the command
docker compose up
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Open up a browser on
http://127.0.0.1:7000
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Enjoy ! You can sign in with
admin
/admin
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To stop it, in the command line, just do a
docker compose down
in the same directory as thedocker-compose.yaml
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To restart it, in the command line do a
docker compose up
in the same directory as thedocker-compose.yaml
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Open a Terminal
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Run the command
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Decathlon/ara/main/code/docker-compose.yaml
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Run the command
docker compose up
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Open up a browser on
http://127.0.0.1:7000
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Enjoy ! You can sign in with
admin
/admin
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To stop it, in the command line, just do a
docker compose down
in the same directory as thedocker-compose.yaml
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To restart it, in the command line do a
docker compose up
in the same directory as thedocker-compose.yaml
ARA has a Helm chart to easily install it in a Kubernetes Cluster.
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Add the ara repository if not already added:
helm repo add ara https://decathlon.github.io/ara/
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Update repositories
helm repo update
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Install it with custom values
helm install -f values.yaml --create-namespace --namespace ara my-ara ara/ara-stable
A sample values.yaml
could be like this one:
api:
authentication: oauth2-github # Put a friendly value to disable default authentication
customConfig:
# Active providers
# provider-type has to be one of custom / github / google
# code refers to the provider key ( spring.security.oauth2.client.registration.<code>)
oauth2providers:
conf:
- display-name: Github
provider-type: github
code: github
# Oauth
spring:
security:
oauth2:
client:
registration:
github:
clientId: YOUR_OAUTH2_CLIENT_ID
clientSecret: YOUR_OAUTH2_CLIENT_SECRET
redirect-uri: "${ara.clientBaseUrl}/${ara.loginProcessingUrl}/{registrationId}"
You can use any other OAuth2 provider supported by Spring Security (e.g. Facebook, Google, custom, etc.).
To install and ARA version on the candidate channel:
helm install -f values.yaml --create-namespace --namespace ara my-ara ara/ara-candidate
You can go through the Demo Walkthrough to quickly learn how to use ARA.
You can also read the User Documentation to learn everything you need to know about the utilization of ARA (don’t hesitate to pass those doc to the rest of your teams ;) ).
Please read the Developer Documentation to learn how the project is structured and how to develop new features in ARA and/or contribute. To start a development environment:
> cd code > docker compose -f code/docker-compose.dev.yml up -d > docker compose -f code/docker-compose.dev.yml logs -f --tail 200
ARA use Angular Commit Message Conventions in order to generate nice changelog and increase maintenability and lisibility.
In local environment, you can use git hooks configured for developer.
To enable this tools, node
is required. You can follow this step to use it:
npm install
Then git commit
command will trigger a prompt to build a proper commit message.
And that’s all !
You can now use the standard git commit
to interact with a prompt to build your conventional commits.
In order to disable the commitizen hook if needed, you can fill a specific environment variable:
export COMMITIZEN_HOOK_DISABLED=true
With this, commitizen promp will be skiped.
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