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Adobe I/O Lib State E2E tests

Requirements

NOTE: running the e2e tests will delete all keys in the provided namespaces, use with care!

  • To run the test you'll need two OpenWhisk namespaces. Please set the credentials for those in the following env variables in an .env file:
    • TEST_NAMESPACE_1, TEST_AUTH_1, TEST_NAMESPACE_2, TEST_AUTH_2

Copy the .env.example to your own .env in this folder.

Run

npm run e2e

Test overview

Here is a quick overview of what is tested in e2e.js:

  • init using bad credentials, auth is valid but namespace is not
    • expect to throw ERROR_BAD_CREDENTIALS
  • key-value test, value is a string, uses 1 namespace
    • init using valid
    • test getting a non existing key:
      • get(k) => expect undefined
    • test getting an existing key:
      • put(k,v)
      • get(k) => expect objectContaining({ value: v})
    • test getting a deleted key:
      • delete(k)
      • get(k) => expect undefined
  • key-value test, value is a multi layer object, uses 1 namespace
    • same assertions as above but with an object as value
  • time-to-live test, value is an object, uses 1 namespace
    • init using valid credentials
    • test default ttl is set (86000s):
      • put(k,v) ttl=undefined
      • get(k) => expect objectContaining({ expiration: Date + 86000s })
    • test infinite ttl is set:
      • put(k,v) ttl=-1
      • get(k) => expect objectContaining({ expiration: null })
    • test object deletion after ttl:
      • put(k,v) ttl=2s
      • get(k) => expect !undefined
      • waitFor(3s)
      • get => expect undefined
  • isolation test, uses two namespaces
    • init for ns1
    • init for ns2
    • test that ns2 cannot get state in ns1:
      • put(k,v1) in ns1
      • get(k) in ns2 => expect undefined
    • test that ns2 cannot update state in ns1:
      • put(k,v2) in ns2
      • get(k) in ns1 => expect objectContaining({ value: v1 })
    • test that ns1 cannot delete state in ns2:
      • delete(k) in ns1
      • get(k) in ns2 => expect objectContaining({ value: v2 })
    • cleanup:
    • delete(k) in ns2
  • payload too large test, uses 1 namespace
    • test value > 2MB:
      • put(k, bigValue) => expect to throw ERROR_PAYLOAD_TOO_LARGE