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Behaviour-driven development (BDD) extends the Test-Driven Development (TDD) approach by the ‘desired behaviour’ of a software. It is designed to ensure a collaboration between business analysts and developers with explicitly written down scenarios.
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Seed-Test is a website user interface testing tool, which uses approaches of behaviour-driven development and the notation of Gherkin to enable developers and business users to execute automated tests for their website. It can be tested on the official website.
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To install and use the application localy, clone the repository. It is necessary to install NodeJS. Install Angular 7:
npm install -g @angular/cli
Then install all necessary node modules once in the backend and in the frontend folder:
npm install
Create an .env file in the backend folder with following variables:
DATABASE_URI= uri for the database connection
REPORT_DELETION_TIME= minutes after which the generated reports are deleted (e.g. 5 for 5 minutes)
TESTACCOUNT_NAME= name of the github test account (not needed for you if you do not use a test account)
TESTACCOUNT_TOKEN= github token of the test account (not needed for you if you do not use a test account)
PORT= port of the server
SESSION_SECRET= secret for the send cookies (can be any arbitrary word)
JIRA_SECRET= secret for Jira requests (can also be any arbitrary word)
FRONTEND_URL= http://localhost:4200
GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET= client secret for your Github OAuth App
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID= client id for your Github OAuth App
Create an .env file in the frontend folder with following variables:
API_SERVER=http://localhost:8080/api
GITHUB_CLIENT_ID= client id for your Github OAuth App
To run the frontend server switch to the frontend folder and use this command:
cd frontend
npm start
To run the backend server switch to the backend folder and use this command:
cd backend
npm start
Seed-Test uses a MongoDB. You can either create your own locally or in the cloud. For installation details check out our Check out the Database Tutorial
Once you set up the database, insert the uri into the mongodatabase.js file in the backend folder. Save it!
Then you can set up the database through this command:
npm run database
This command creates the collections 'Stories' and 'stepTypes' and inserts the current stepTypes into the collection. The Stories collection can stay empty. It will be automatically filled while accessing the web-app.
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