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@loopback/test-repository-cloudant

Acceptance tests for @loopback/repository + loopback-connector-cloudant.

Running the test suite

Using own Cloudant instance

If you have a local or remote Cloudant instance and would like to use that to run the test suite, use the following command:

Linux & MacOS

CLOUDANT_URL=<URL> CLOUDANT_HOST=<HOST> CLOUDANT_PORT=<PORT> CLOUDANT_USERNAME=<USER> CLOUDANT_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD> CLOUDANT_DATABASE=<DATABASE> npm test

Windows

SET CLOUDANT_URL=<URL>
SET CLOUDANT_HOST=<HOST>
SET CLOUDANT_PORT=<PORT>
SET CLOUDANT_USERNAME=<USER>
SET CLOUDANT_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD>
SET CLOUDANT_DATABASE=<DATABASE>
npm test

Using Docker (Linux, MacOS, WSL)

If you do not have a local Cloudant instance, you can also run the test suite with very minimal requirements. We use couchDB docker image to run the test locally.

NOTICE: we use couchDB3 docker image for testing Cloudant because Cloudant doesn’t have a maintained image, and most of the their functionalities are the same (except couchDB doesn’t support geosearch).

  • Install Docker.

  • Run the following script

    . setup.sh <HOST> <PORT> <USER> <PASSWORD> <DATABASE>

    Where <HOST>, <PORT>, <USER>, <PASSWORD> and <DATABASE> are optional parameters. The default values are localhost, 5984, admin, pass and testdb respectively.

  • The <USER> and <PASSWORD> you set above will be the admin/password of this couchDB3 container.

  • Run the test:

    npm test

Contributors

See all contributors.

License

MIT