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diff --git a/utils/test/testapi/README.rst b/utils/test/testapi/README.rst index 44ab2a475..0d18b7e93 100644 --- a/utils/test/testapi/README.rst +++ b/utils/test/testapi/README.rst @@ -2,63 +2,92 @@ opnfv-testapi ============= -Test Results Collector of OPNFV Test Projects +**Test Results Collector of OPNFV Test Projects**: -Start Server -============== +This project aims to provide a common way of gathering all the test results for OPNFV +testing projects into a single place, and a unified way of getting those results for +testing analysis projects, such as Reporting/Bitergia Dashboard/Qtip. It exposes +Restful APIs for collecting results and pushing them into a MongoDB database. + +If you are interested in how TestAPI looks like, please visit OPNFV's official `TestAPI Server`__ + +.. __: http://testresults.opnfv.org/test + +Pre-requsites +============= -Getting setup -^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +TestAPI leverages MongoDB as the data warehouse, in order to let it work +successfully, a MongoDB must be provided, the official MongoDB version in OPNFV +TestAPI is 3.2.6. And the database is **test_results_collection**, the five +collections are *users/pods/projects/testcases/scenarioes/results*. And thanks to +MongoDB's very user-friendly property, they don't need to be created in advance. -Requirements for opnfv-testapi: +Running locally +=============== -* tornado -* epydoc +Requirements +^^^^^^^^^^^^ -These requirements are expressed in the requirements.txt file and may be -installed by running the following (from within a virtual environment):: +All requirements are listed in requirements.txt and should be +installed by 'pip install': - pip install -r requirements.txt + *pip install -r requirements.txt* + +Installation +^^^^^^^^^^^^ + + *python setup.py install* + +After installation, configuration file etc/config.ini will be put under +/etc/opnfv_testapi/. And all the web relevant files under 3rd_party/static +will be in /user/local/share/opnfv_testapi as a totality. + +Start Server +^^^^^^^^^^^^ -How to install -^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ + *opnfv-testapi [--config-file <config.ini>]* -From within your environment, just run: +If --config-file is provided, the specified configuration file will be employed +when starting the server, or else /etc/opnfv_testapi/config.ini will be utilized +by default. - ./install.sh +After executing the command successfully, a TestAPI server will be started on +port 8000, to visit web portal, please access http://hostname:8000 -How to run -^^^^^^^^^^ +Regarding swagger-ui website, please visit http://hostname:8000/swagger/spec.html -From within your environment, just run: +Running with container +====================== - opnfv-testapi +TestAPI has already containerized, the docker image is opnfv/testapi:latest. -This will start a server on port 8000. Just visit http://localhost:8000 +**Running the container not behind nginx:** -For swagger website, just visit http://localhost:8000/swagger/spec.html +.. code-block:: shell -Unittest -===================== + docker run -dti --name testapi -p expose_port:8000 + -e "mongodb_url=mongodb://mongodb_ip:27017/" + -e "base_url=http://host_name:expose_port" + opnfv/testapi:latest -Getting setup -^^^^^^^^^^^^^ +**Running the container behind nginx:** -Requirements for unittest: +.. code-block:: shell -* testtools -* discover -* futures + docker run -dti --name testapi -p expose_port:8000 + -e "mongodb_url=mongodb://mongodb_ip:27017/" + -e "base_url=http://nginx_url" + opnfv/testapi:latest -These requirements are expressed in the test-requirements.txt file and may be -installed by running the following (from within a virtual environment):: +Unittest & pep8 +=============== - pip install -r test-requirements.txt +All requirements for unit tests are outlined in test-requirements.txt, and in TestAPI project, tox is leveraged to drive the executing of unit tests and pep8 check -How to run -^^^^^^^^^^ +**Running unit tests** -From within your environment, just run:: + *tox -e py27* - bash run_test.sh +**Running pep8 check** + *tox -e pep8* |