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E2E && Integration tests

Install requirements using the following commands:

change dir to '/test/e2e/' change dir to '/test/integration/'

• Follow the installation steps for Sencha Studio and STC:
• http://docs.sencha.com/sencha_test/guides/sencha_test_installation.html
• Make sure you have node > 4.2.1. You can use nvm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/nvm
• E2E tests Configuration:
• Install Selenium Standalone Server:
• cd tests/e2e
• ./install.sh
• If no permissions to run then chmod +x install.sh and run again.
• Start Selenium Standalone Server:
• ./start.sh
• Integration tests Configuration:
• Install Selenium Standalone Server:
• cd tests/integration
• ./install.sh
• If no permissions to run then chmod +x install.sh and run again.
• Start Selenium Standalone Server:
• ./start.sh

Run the tests with STC

change dir to '/test/e2e/' change dir to '/test/integration/'

• To run all tests in /tests, run in terminal:
• ./run-tests-chrome.sh
• ./run-tests.sh
• To run tests from different scopes and other browsers:
• stc run -o output -p pool -s scenario
• o - Output format. Supported values are text, teamcity and junit
• p - Name of the pool from whence tests will be executed. This must be a pool associated with a browser farm
• s - Path to the scenario to be executed. If unspecified, defaults to the current directory.
• More info at http://docs.sencha.com/sencha_test/guides/command_line_archive_server.html
• eg: stc run -p "firefox" -s tests/ui-tests

Performance tests

Tests are using a version of jMeter 3.0 with custom plugins

Install requirements

• install java JDK and add to path
• unzip test/performance/apache_jmeter_3.0.zip
• open bin/jmeter.exec and edit the following (if not already edited):

line 91 to: HEAP="-Xms2048m -Xmx2048m"
line 96 to: NEW="-XX:NewSize=512m -XX:MaxNewSize=512m"

Run the tests

• File > Open > [choose PerformanceTests.jmx]
• under jMeter Users Thread Group change:

Number of Threads to desired value: Default = 10
Loop Count to desired value: Default = 10

• this means 10 concurrent users for 10 times
• Run > Start

Inspect the results

There are 4 listeners at the end of the Thread Group that provide useful info.