Automation Test Suite using the Gauge Framework

Installation instructions

Download Gauge from here.
Install core plugins using the following commands
- gauge --install java
- gauge --install html-report

Run the following commands with proper values to setup the required environment variables.
- export BAHMNI_GAUGE_APP_URL=<bahmni application url>
- export BAHMNI_GAUGE_APP_USER=<bahmni username>
- export BAHMNI_GAUGE_APP_PASSWORD=<bahmni password>
- export BAHMNI_GAUGE_APP_IMPL_NAME=<bahmni implementation name>
- export BAHMNI_GAUGE_APP_LOCATION=<bahmni login location>
- export BAHMNI_GAUGE_APP_ANOTHER_LOCATION=<bahmni another login location for multiple visits check>
Running functional tests
- Run mvn clean install at the root project level.
- To run functional tests for a specific project, for example the endtb project
  - cd bahmni-gauge-endtb
  - mvn gauge:execute

The run-docker.sh script contains instructions on running the functional tests inside a docker container

docker run -v /var/go/.m2:/root/.m2:rw -v $PWD:/gauge -e ENV=$1 -e TAGS=$2 -i bharatak/docker-gauge-chromedriver:chromedriver-2.34 -- sh run.sh
It leverages a maven image and sets up chromedriver, Xvfb and Google Chrome
The run.sh script runs inside the docker container which runs the functional tests

Xvfb gets stopped on reboot of the machine
- To make it running again, please run the below commands
  - Xvfb -ac :99 -screen 0 1280x1024x16 &
  - export DISPLAY=:99
Running Single Spec locally
- cd bahmni-gauge-default
- mvn gauge:execute -DspecsDir=specs/Registration.spec
- For any changes in the bahmni-gauge-commons module create the jar again with mvn clean install