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Contributing

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Tests

Unit tests

Before running unit tests for the first time, you need to download the Firestore emulator by running the command:

make test-setup

To run the tests:

# Run tests once
make test

# Run tests in the watch mode
make test-watch

System tests

As Typesaurus itself, its tests work both in browser and Node.js. Typesaurus system tests connect to a real database, so to run them, you need to prepare a Firebase project and point the suite to the project. See How to set up tests? for more details.

How to run system tests?

To run the tests:

# Run tests both in Node.js and browser:
make test-system

# Run only Node.js tests:
make test-system-node

# Run Node.js tests in the watch mode:
make test-system-node-watch

# Run only browser tests:
make test-system-browser

# Run browser tests in the watch mode:
make test-system-browser-watch

How to set up system tests?

  1. First of all, create a Firebase project and enable Firestore.

  2. To be able to run Node.js tests, you need to generate service key and save it to secrets/key.json.

  3. For browser tests, you'll need to set the project ID and web API key to FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID and FIREBASE_API_KEY respectively.

  4. You also might want to create a user with a password (set email to FIREBASE_USERNAME and password to FIREBASE_PASSWORD) and set your rules to allow writes and reads only to this user:

rules_version = '2';
service cloud.firestore {
  match /databases/{database}/documents {
    match /{document=**} {
      allow read, write: if request.auth.uid == "xxx";
    }
  }
}

However, this step is optional and should not be a concern unless you make your web API key public.