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Add system test for the SmartREST templates #3202

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Add system test for the SmartREST templates
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*** Settings ***
Resource ../../../resources/common.resource
Library Cumulocity
Library ThinEdgeIO

Suite Setup Custom Setup
Suite Teardown Get Logs


*** Test Cases ***

Add New SmartREST Template
[Documentation] Test to add a new SmartREST template

# Check if SmartREST template setting exists
Verify Non-Existing SmartREST Templates

# Add Template and check if it was added
Execute Command sudo tedge config set c8y.smartrest.templates template-1
Reconnect to Cumulocity
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Check SmartREST Templates present template-1

# Add Template and check if existing template + added template co-exist
Execute Command sudo tedge config add c8y.smartrest.templates template-2
Reconnect to Cumulocity
Check SmartREST Templates present template-1 template-2

# Add Template using set command and check if setting was overwritten
Execute Command sudo tedge config set c8y.smartrest.templates template-2,template-3
Reconnect to Cumulocity
Check SmartREST Templates present template-2 template-3
Check SmartREST Templates not present template-1

Remove SmartREST Template
[Documentation] Test to remove a SmartREST template
Execute Command sudo tedge config remove c8y.smartrest.templates template-2
Reconnect to Cumulocity
Check SmartREST Templates present template-3
Check SmartREST Templates not present template-2

# Remove all SmartREST templates using unset
Execute Command sudo tedge config unset c8y.smartrest.templates
Reconnect to Cumulocity
Verify Non-Existing SmartREST Templates


*** Keywords ***

Custom Setup
${DEVICE_SN}= Setup
Set Suite Variable $DEVICE_SN

Verify Non-Existing SmartREST Templates
${output}= Execute Command tedge config get c8y.smartrest.templates
Should Match Regexp ${output} ^\s*(\\[\\]|\bnone\b|null)\s*$
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Tedge config will never returns none or null.

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The thoughts behind this were instead of assuming the output will be [], to ensure the keyword can handle different potential outputs for no templates, making the test more robust, not for now but also in the future. I can change it to the state that I had before Should Contain ${output} []

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c8y.smartrest.templates is a list of templates, hence none and null values are to be rejected as errors.


Reconnect to Cumulocity
Execute Command sudo tedge reconnect c8y

Check SmartREST Templates
[Arguments] ${state} @{templates}
${output}= Execute Command tedge config get c8y.smartrest.templates
FOR ${template} IN @{templates}
IF '${state}' == 'present'
Should Contain ${output} ${template}
ELSE IF '${state}' == 'not present'
Should Not Contain ${output} ${template}
END
END
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