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api-test

It contains a demo of a Customer Onboard app for testing purpose. This demo uses springboot framework to build and mock a prototype of the Customer App for testing.

The Customer Onboarding Application enable customization and a tenant who buys this application can customize the fields to be captured, the validations to be performed, number of views, sub Views, and the workflow for approval. The entire configuration is stored as json in Mongo. When a user logs in based on this configuration dynamic views are presented so that the Customers can be onboarded.

Note: We have used spring jpa repository to mock database instead of Mongo

Prerequisites

  1. JDK 1.7 or above
  2. Maven 3 or above

Integration test

Integration tests for the Customer App are automated using Cucumber BDD based test scenarios. So we do not need any other test scenario documnet as tht Cucumber feature files(src/test/resources/features) contain the live document of the test scenarions which are in plan english language.

The integration test covers the two APIs

  1. /customers used to create a customer
  2. /customers/{id} used to get a customer record

It covers all possible positive and negative scenarios with HTTP Status code validations.

Run Integration Test

We can run the integration test using simple maven command. First get inside the project folder and run the following maven command

mvn failsafe:integration-test

It will generate different test report (JSON, HTML etc) inside build folder as target/ and target/reports

We can also run unit tests along with integration tests as follows

mvn clean test

It will generate an additional test report i.e. junit.xml report inside /target folder

Run Customer App

We can do manual testing as well by running the jar.

  1. First we need to package the application so that we can run the app. Run the following maven command
mvn clean package
  1. Now we will have our jar package inside target folder. We can run the jar to have our app running
java -jar target/api-test-*.jar     #Replace * with the version of the jar

Now we can access the APIs using cURL or any other REST client. For example if we hit the following API in browser, we wil get the list of available customers

http://localhost:8080/demo/api/customers

Output:

[
   {
      "id":1,
      "name":"User 1",
      "address":"Kolkata, West Bengal",
      "status":"INACTIVE",
      "viewId":1,
      "workflowId":1,
      "onboarded":false
   },
   {
      "id":2,
      "name":"User 2",
      "address":"Bangalore, Karnataka",
      "status":"ACTIVE",
      "viewId":2,
      "workflowId":2,
      "onboarded":false
   },
   {
      "id":3,
      "name":"User 3",
      "address":"Mumbai, Maharastra",
      "status":"BLOCKED",
      "viewId":3,
      "workflowId":3,
      "onboarded":true
   },
   {
      "id":4,
      "name":"User 4",
      "address":"Chennai, Tamilnadu",
      "status":"ACTIVE",
      "viewId":4,
      "workflowId":4,
      "onboarded":false
   }
]