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README.md
How to run the files external unit tests
Components
The files_external relies - as the name already says - on external file system
providers. To test easily against such a provider we use some scripts to setup
a provider (and of course also cleanup that provider). Those scripts can be
found in the tests/env folder of the files_external app.
Naming Conventions
The current implementation supports a script that starts with start- for the
setup step which is executed before the PHPUnit run and an optional script
starting with stop- (and have the same ending as the start script) to cleanup
the provider. For example: start-webdav-ownCloud.sh and
stop-webdav-ownCloud.sh. As a second requirement after this prefix there has
to be the name of the backend test suite. In the above example the test suite
tests/backends/webdav.php is used. The last part is a name that can be chosen
freely.
Hands-on way of unit test execution
Run all files_external unit tests by invoking the following in the ownCloud core root folder:
./autotest-external.sh
This script supports to get passed a database as first argument:
./autotest-external.sh sqlite
You can also pass the name of the external file system provider as a second
argument that should be executed. This is the name of the script without the
prefix start- (or stop-) and without the extension .sh from the above
mentioned components in test/env. So if you want to start the WebDAV backend
tests against an ownCloud instance you can run following:
./autotest-external.sh sqlite webdav-ownCloud
This runs the script start-webdav-ownCloud.sh from the tests/env folder,
then runs the unit test suite from backends/webdav.php (because the middle part of
the name of the script is webdav) and finally tries to call
stop-webdav-ownCloud.sh for cleanup purposes.
The more manual way of unit test execution
If you want to debug your external storage provider, you maybe don't want to
fire it up, execute the unit tests and clean everything up for each debugging
step. In this case you can simply start the external storage provider instance
and run the unit test multiple times against the instance for debugging purposes.
To do this you just need to follow these steps (from within
apps/files_external/tests):
- run the start step (
env/start-BACKEND-NAME.sh) or start the environment by hand (i.e. setting up an instance manually in a virtual box) - run the unit tests with following command (you can repeat that step multiple times):
phpunit --configuration ../../../tests/phpunit-autotest-external.xml backends/BACKEND.php - call the cleanup script (
env/stop-BACKEND-NAME.sh) or cleanup by hand