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testx-stomp-keywords

v2.8.0

Published

Keywords to test STOMP (Streaming Text Oriented Messaging Protocol) using the testx library.

Downloads

19

Readme

testx-stomp-keywords

A library that extends testx with keywords for publishing to stomp. This library is packaged as a npm package.

How does it work

From the directory of the art code install the package as follows:

npm install testx-stomp-keywords --save

After installing the package add the keywords to your protractor config file as follows:

for testx 0.x

testx.addKeywords(require('testx-stomp-keywords'))

for testx 1.x

testx.keywords.add(require('testx-stomp-keywords'))

Please remember that this is an asynchronous protocol: subscriptions and publications may not be handled by the server in the expected order!

Keywords

| Keyword | Argument name | Argument value | Description | Supports repeating arguments | | ---------------------- | ------------- | --------------- |------------ | ---------------------------- | | publish msg | | | publishes a message to the topic | | | | host | The host of the topic || No | | | topic | The name of the topic to publish to|| No | | | body | The text of the message that will be published || No | | | port | The port of the topic (default (61613) || No | | queue msg | | | publishes a message to the stomp-queue | | | | host | The host of the queue || No | | | queue | The name of the queue to publish to|| No | | | body | The text of the message that will be published || No | | | port | The port of the queue (default (61613) || No | | check msg count | | | Checks if the number of received messages (from the moment of subscribing to the topic) equals 'count' | | | | topic | The name of the topic || No | | | count | The count to check against|| No | | assert msg | | | Asserts if a certain assertion value is present in the message specified by the id value. It uses jsonpath-plus to determine the path | | | | topic | The name of the topic || No | | | id_path | Path to the message identifier || No | | | id_value | The value of the message identifier|| No | | | assert_path | The path to the assertion value|| No | | | assert_value | The value to assert against|| No | | assert msg matches | | | Asserts if a certain assertion value matches a value in the message specified by the id value. It uses jsonpath-plus to determine the path | | | | topic | The name of the topic || No | | | id_path | Path to the message identifier || No | | | id_value | The value of the message identifier|| No | | | assert_path | The path to the assertion value|| No | | | assert_value | The value to match against|| No | | subscribe to topic | | | subscribe to a topic to receive messages | | | | host | The host of the topic || No | | | topic | The name of the topic to subscribe to|| No | | | port | The port of the topic (default (61613) || No | | flush topic | | | Clears the list of received messages | | | | topic | The name of the topic || No |

'publish msg': function (args) { publish(args.host, args.topic, args.body, args.port = 61613, 'topic'); }, 'queue msg': function (args) { publish(args.host, args.queue, args.body, args.port = 61613, 'queue'); }, 'check msg count': checkMsgCount, 'subscribe to topic': subscribe, 'flush topic':flush