[TFF-170] Fix consusd and allow port selection for integration tests

[trevinhofmann]

Summary

This pull request enables the integration test suite to start the server as a background process on a specific port.

Sister PRs (merge this PR first!):

• [TFF-170] Update client functional tests to work as integration tests consus-client#90 (merge second!)
• [TFF-170] Use consusd on port 8081 for integration tests consus-integration#2 (merge last!)

Checklist

• Have you added unit and functional tests as appropriate?
• Did you update/add documentation for new methods or changed functionality?
• Have you merged the target branch down into this one?

How to Review

1. Check out the functional-integration-TFF-170 branch on consus
2. npm install -g
3. consusd start --port=8081
4. Verify that the server is listening by opening http://localhost:8081/api/item/all
5. consusd stop
6. Verify that the server is no longer listening

Links

• TFF-170
• [TFF-170] Use consusd on port 8081 for integration tests consus-integration#2
• [TFF-170] Update client functional tests to work as integration tests consus-client#90

[codecov-io]

Codecov Report

Merging #69 into dev will not impact coverage by -0.24%.

@@            Coverage Diff             @@
##              dev      #69      +/-   ##
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- Coverage   86.11%   85.87%   -0.24%     
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  Files          16       16              
  Lines         360      361       +1     
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  Hits          310      310              
- Misses         50       51       +1

Impacted Files	Coverage Δ
src/store/item-store.js	93.47% <ø> (ø)	✅
src/store/student-store.js	98.14% <ø> (ø)	✅
src/index.js	0% <ø> (ø)	✅

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[trevinhofmann]

Coverage isn't particularly achievable here, because the index.js isn't something that will be tested by unit/functional tests.

[gearedmonkey]

does ES6 syntax not apply to this file for some reason?

[trevinhofmann]

Correct. This file is not being transpiled by babel.

I suppose we could make a special source folder with es6 and transpile it into bin with babel, but I don't know if that's worthwhile.

[gearedmonkey]

Server started, url worked, server stopped

[mattmahn]

ACK