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This describes Origin's automated test setup. Linting, unit testing, and integration testing is run by TravisCI on each push or pull request.
Linting is handled by eslint. The root of the repository contains a base eslint config in .eslintrc.js which can be imported and extended by the Origin packages. For an example of extending this base config to support React see origin-dapp/.eslintrc.js.
Each package implements its own unit tests that should be runnable by using lerna run test --scope <package_name> from root or npm run test from within the package directory.
Integration testing is provided by the origin-tests package. It uses the Docker Compose setup to run Origin components and then executes tests against those services. The available services and their addresses are:
- origin-bridge on http://origin-bridge:5000 (also localhost)
- origin-dapp on http://origin-dapp:3000 (also localhost)
- origin-discovery (event-listener)
- origin-discovery (apollo server on http://localhost:4000)
- origin-ipfs-proxy on http://origin-ipfs-proxy:9999 (also localhost)
- origin-messaging on http://origin-messaging:9012 (also localhost)
- origin-notifications on http://origin-notifications:3456 (also localhost)
- ipfs at http://origin:5002 (gateway) and http://origin:8080 (api)
- ganache at http://origin:8545 (also localhost)
- postgresql at postgres://origin:origin@postgres/origin
- elasticsearch on http://elasticearch:9200 (also localhost)