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This wiki describes how to configure your local RC server during development to run our cypress test suite against the testbot and salesforce emulator.
- The testbot and sf_emulator are designed to test most of the features in Rocketchat, Dialogflow.app, and Salesforce.app that are required for our end to end production environment. i.e. timer_payloads, escalations, UI issues like agent icons, survey link, close chat behavior, etc...
- We use this as a regression test, and when we add new features we add new tests to verify that the features work as designed.
- It is a good idea to run these tests especially after catchup merges, refactors, etc..
NOTE: Currently we always run these tests before deploying any new versions to prod
- A test RC server running on localhost
- A user on the server:
test-bot
with username:test-bot
with permsissions:bot
andlivechat-agent
. - A user on the server:
Viasat Virtual Assistant
with username:liveagent
with permissions:bot
andlivechat-agent
. - An Omnichannel Department confgured named
test-bot
that uses the agent namedtest-bot
- An Omnichannel Department configured named 'Viasat Customer Support' that uses the agent with username
liveagent
.
- A user on the server:
- Dialogflow.app and Salesforce.app instal led on the RC server
- The DF.app configured to talk to the testbot
- Eric can provide the config.json offline, and it will be configured with Agent Name ==
test-bot
- Eric can provide the config.json offline, and it will be configured with Agent Name ==
- The SF.app configured to talk to the salesforce emulator
- Eric can provide the configs offline
- The DF.app configured to talk to the testbot
- The WideChat/Rocket.Chat.IntegrationTests repo synced on your local machine
You will be running cypress from within the WideChat/Rocket.Chat.IntegrationTests/cypress directory. The tests are configured to run against a prepositioned test widget in AWS that is pointing at a Rocketchat instance running on http://localhost:3000 and set to use the test-bot
omnichannel department.
NOTE: The WideChat/Rocket.Chat.IntegrationTests repo is just a manually ported copy of the Viasat hosted repo we use in production. Any test development happens against the Viasat hosted repo. If we want to start developing tests here we will need to track new tests and port them back to Viasat.
- Follow the README to start cypress on your local machine
- In the search bar search
test_bot
and it will display only the testbot test cases - Select 'Run integration tests' and your tests will commence