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adapt-authoring-integration-tests

v1.5.1

Published

Integration test suite for the Adapt authoring tool

Readme

Adapt Authoring Integration Tests

Integration test suite for the Adapt authoring tool. Tests the full application with a real database, covering import, build, and export workflows.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 24+
  • MongoDB 8.0+
  • The adapt-authoring app with dependencies installed

Setup

Create a fixtures directory with a manifest.json and your test fixture files:

mkdir /path/to/fixtures
echo '{ "course-export": "course-export.zip" }' > /path/to/fixtures/manifest.json
cp /path/to/your-course-export.zip /path/to/fixtures/course-export.zip

See fixtures/manifest.example.json for the expected format.

Running tests

From the adapt-authoring app directory:

# Set required environment variables
export ADAPT_AUTHORING_AUTH__tokenSecret='testsecret'
export ADAPT_AUTHORING_MONGODB__connectionUri='mongodb://0.0.0.0/adapt-authoring-test'
export ADAPT_AUTHORING_SERVER__host='localhost'
export ADAPT_AUTHORING_SERVER__port='5678'
export ADAPT_AUTHORING_SERVER__url='http://localhost:5678'
export ADAPT_AUTHORING_SESSIONS__secret='testsessionssecret'

# Run all integration tests
FIXTURES_DIR=/path/to/fixtures npx at-integration-test

# Run only import tests
FIXTURES_DIR=/path/to/fixtures npx at-integration-test --import-only

# Run only build tests
FIXTURES_DIR=/path/to/fixtures npx at-integration-test --build-only

Custom tests (e.g. client testing)

Point CUSTOM_DIR to a directory containing custom fixtures/ and tests/:

my-client-tests/
  fixtures/
    manifest.json
    client-course.zip
  tests/
    client-specific.spec.js
CUSTOM_DIR=/path/to/my-client-tests npx at-integration-test

Custom fixtures are merged with the standard fixtures (custom takes priority on key collisions). Custom tests are run alongside the standard tests.

CI

The GitHub Actions workflow runs weekly and can be triggered manually via workflow_dispatch. It:

  1. Checks out both this repo and the main adapt-authoring repo
  2. Downloads test fixtures from a separate repository
  3. Starts MongoDB via supercharge/mongodb-github-action
  4. Installs app dependencies
  5. Runs all integration tests