API test suite for Marqo

Prerequisites

Have Docker installed
Be able to run docker without sudo. You may need to run newgrp docker after the instructions in the link if you are getting still getting a permission denied error.
Have git clone access to the Marqo repo (everyone should as it's public)
Have Python3.8 installed
Have pip installed
Have the requirements found in requirements.txt installed
For Arm64 Machines (ignore if you have an amd64/intel chip):
- Install QEMU (this allows you to emulate the x86 instruction set on the ARM processor, needed for marqo-os).

Warning ! !

These integration tests (especially when run with tox) will mutate clusters it has access to. Tox also runs scripts which remove Marqo, Marqo-os, OpenSearch containers and build images.

It is recommended for the full tests suite to run on a machine with lots of storage but no access to prod instances.

Set up

Clone this repo
Make a copy of conf_sample called conf in the same directory. Fill in the environment variables/credentials in conf as appropriate. The conf file will be read by the startup scripts in order to populate environment variables.

Run the test suite locally

This runs the tests without the setup and teardown scripts. This gives you more control over the specific Marqo set up you want to test.

Have Marqo instance running
Export the TESTING_CONFIGURATION variable to CUSTOM. This tells the integration tests what configuration is currently being tested. Enter this command in a terminal:
- export TESTING_CONFIGURATION="CUSTOM"
Then, in the same terminal, run pytest tests/

To run a specific test:

Export the test dir to PYTHONPATH by running the following: export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:$(pwd)/tests"
Run pytest and specify the desired test/subdir. For example:

pytest tests/api_tests/test_neural_search.py::TestAddDocuments::test_prefiltering

Run all tests, including setup and teardowns

This runs the tox tests including startup and cleanup scripts. This is how it will run in GitHub actions. You can also run this locally but be aware, this removes Marqo and Marqo-os containers found on the machine and will build Marqo images from the cloned repo.

Running instructions

cd into the api testing repo home directory and run tox, to test all environments.

To run a specific environment do tox -e <TOX ENVIRONMENT NAME>
To build a specific branch into a docker image for testing, specify the branch like this: export MQ_API_TEST_BRANCH=my_feature_branch before the tox command is run. By default mainline is built.
To run the tests against an image (and ignore whatever image is built), specify the branch like this: export MQ_API_TEST_IMG=marqoai/marqo:test. By default the image that is built is tested against.

Devloping

If you are going to make a new test environment, make sure you set the TESTING_CONFIGURATION environment variable so that the test suite knows if whether or not to modify certain tests for the current configuration

You do this by creating a setenv section in tox.ini:

setenv =
  TESTING_CONFIGURATION = YOUR_TEST_ENV_NAME

Future work

Have a tox var to specify the image name. This allows for remote images to be tested, in addition to local builds marqo_image_name = marqo_docker_0

Troubleshooting

Issue 1: `pytest` is not found

Follow these steps to resolve this issue:

Ensure Python 3.8 is installed and set as the default version:
- Check your Python version with python --version.
Install the required packages:
- Run pip install -r requirements.txt to install the required packages.
Locate the pytest package:
- Run pip show pytest to get the location of the pytest package.
Update the PATH environment variable:
- Add the path to the location of pytest to your PATH environment variable by running the following command in your terminal: export PATH=$PATH:<location_of_pytest>. Replace <location_of_pytest> with the path you obtained in step 3.

If you've followed these steps and the issue persists, please consider opening an issue on the Marqo repository.

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