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Manual End-to-end Testing

Prerequisites

  1. Use default secrets.json, but set adminParty to false
  2. Run Aggie with npm start

Internationalization

  1. Do all of the tests below after running
angular.element(document.querySelector('html')).injector().get('$translate').use('debug').then((x) => { console.log(x)})

[all constant string should appear in __ALL_CAPS]

User Activity Logging

  1. Do all of the below with api.log_user_activity: true in config/secrets.json.

Logging in

  1. Make sure adminParty is false
  2. Drop aggie database and run npm install
  3. Log in as admin with default password [goes to /reset_admin_password]
  4. Reset admin password [goes to /login]
  5. Log in with new password

Sources, APIs, and fetching

  1. Add Google Places API and refresh the page
  2. Add API tokens and turn fetching on
  3. Create Crowdtangle source

Groups

  1. With at least a few reports and no groups, go to /reports.
  2. Click Add in the group column of one of the reports [modal appears suggesting you create a new group]
  3. Click create a new group [create group modal appears]
  4. Add a title for the group
  5. Begin typing mac in the location field [locations starting with mac should be suggested]
  6. Select a location and save the group [modal closes]
  7. Select 3 reports with the checkboxes and click Add to group [modal opens with the previously created group]
  8. Add the reports to that group [group column updates]
  9. Go to /groups [in Title column group shows correct number of reports]
  10. View the group you have just created [group shows the 3 reports that were added]
  11. Click the Edit button [edit modal appears]
  12. Add one tag and save the group [group is updated]
  13. Flag one report in the group view page [the report is flagged]
  14. Click Create Group [modal appears]
  15. Begin typing mac in the location field [locations starting with mac should be suggested]
  16. Pick a a location, enter a title and save the group [group is saved successfully]

Users and emails

  1. Go to Settings > Configuration [goes to /settings]
  2. Set app email address [saved successfully]
  3. Set up email transport settings [saved successfully]
  4. Go to Settings > Users [list of users is shown]
  5. Click Create User [modal appears]
  6. Select name, a valid email, and Viewer [possible roles are listed correctly]
  7. Submit [email is sent]
  8. Logout
  9. Click link in email [goes to /choose_password/...]
  10. Select new password and login
  11. Click Settings [Users and not Settings appears in dropdown]
  12. Go to Settings > Users [only this user appears, cannot create new users]

Batches

Prerequisites: at least 1 group, 2 users, and 21 reports.

  1. With at least 11 reports and at least 1 group, go to reports and click Grab Batch [goes to /reports/batch]
  2. Click Add in the group column of one report [modal appears showing the groups already created]
  3. Click an group [modal closes, text Add is updated to the name of the group]
  4. Click Mark All and Done [goes back to /reports and the reports from the batch are marked as read]
  5. Navigate to /reports/batch [the previous batch is displayed, and the reports are marked as read]
  6. Navigate to /reports and click Grab Batch again [goes to /reports/batch and populates with some reports]
  7. Log in as a different user in a different tab/window
  8. Navigate to /reports as the second user and click Grab Batch. [reports are populated, and none of them are reports the other user has in their batch]

Experimental feature

See experiment.md

Prerequisites:

  1. Set secrets.json variables: "experimental": true, and "experimentFile": "test/end_to_end/fixtures/experiment_reports.json"
  2. Set fetching off
  3. Stop Aggie Start "experiment"
  4. Start Aggie
  5. Set fetching on
  6. Navigate to /reports [50 reports have appeared on the page, the last one with a bit of delay]