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Testing

This document provides guidance for testing the SDK.

Running unit tests

To run unit tests, you can simply execute the command:

npm run test:unit
# or
yarn test:unit

Running E2E tests

Both test cases for the NodeJS environment and the browser (cypress) require preparation of a test environment of the Golem Network with Providers and all the necessary infrastructure.

Prerequisites

  1. Ensure you have docker and docker-compose installed in your system.
  2. Your Linux environment should have nested virtualization enabled.

Test Environment Preparation

Follow these steps to prepare your test environment:

Build Docker Containers

First, build the Docker containers using the docker-compose.yml file located under tests/docker.

Execute this command to build the Docker containers:

docker-compose -f tests/docker/docker-compose.yml build

Start Docker Containers

Then, launch the Docker containers you've just built using the same docker-compose.yml file.

Execute this command to start the Docker containers:

docker-compose -f tests/docker/docker-compose.yml down && docker-compose -f tests/docker/docker-compose.yml up -d

Fund the Requestor

The next step is to fund the requestor.

docker exec -t docker_requestor_1 /bin/sh -c "/golem-sdk-task-executor/tests/docker/fundRequestor.sh"

Install and Build the SDK

Finally, install and build the golem-js SDK in the Docker container

Run this chain of commands to install and build the SDK and prepare cypress.

docker exec -t docker_requestor_1 /bin/sh -c "cd /golem-sdk-task-executor && npm i && npm run build && ./node_modules/.bin/cypress install"

Execute the E2E Tests

With your test environment set up, you can now initiate the E2E tests. Run the following command to start:

docker exec -t docker_requestor_1 /bin/sh -c "cd /golem-sdk-task-executor && npm run test:e2e"

Execute the cypress Tests

First make sure that the webserver that's used for testing is running, by running the command

docker exec -t -d docker_requestor_1 /bin/sh -c "cd /golem-sdk-task-executor/examples/web && node app.mjs"

Now you're ready to start the cypress tests by running the command

docker exec -t docker_requestor_1 /bin/sh -c "cd /golem-sdk-task-executor && npm run test:cypress -- --browser chromium"