Setup Mocha

[cuducos]

For some tests (non-browser based integration tests) we need to run libraries outside of Cypress (as seen on #8). A better way to handle that would be to also have Mocha setup in parallel with Cypress.

Roadmap

• [x] Install Mocha DONE fc4e4ece0938a0c14a006f0b9c85481d9e1cb76b
• [x] Add before hook to create an organization DONE f8dc86f7069b7092a3dd6a35d8dd23fa9744a8b1
• [x] Addd after hook to delete the organization DONE f8dc86f7069b7092a3dd6a35d8dd23fa9744a8b1
• [ ] Update the README according to new Mocha tests - @cotts
• [ ] Update the README to explain when to use Mocha and when to use Cypress (as per the issue description) - @kmanaseryan
• [ ] Create a generic env config which will be reused by Cypress and Mocha - @cotts

Acceptance

• [ ] Mocha does not leave data behind (it creates and deletes organization and resources)
• [ ] Mocha and Cypress work*
• [ ] There are instructions to run Mocha in this repository (docs)
• [ ] There are clear instructions for developers to understand when use Cypress and when use Mocha

*NOTE: Cypress still have some tests that are failing and this is not a blocker for this issue (see #12).

Reference

This is some example of what we've tried to implement using Cypress, this expresses the after and before logic intended here:

```javascript const ckanClient = require("ckanClient"); const { open } = require("frictionless.js"); const uuid = () => Math.random().toString(36).slice(2) + "_test"; const orgName = Cypress.env("ORG_NAME_SUFFIX") + uuid(); const packageName = uuid(); const headers = { authorization: Cypress.env("API_KEY"), "content-type": "application/json" }; const client = new ckanClient.Client( Cypress.env("API_KEY"), orgName, packageName, Cypress.config().baseUrl, Cypress.config().baseUrl + "/_giftless" ); describe("CKAN Client can create resource and push blob", () => { before(() => { // Create an organization cy.request({ method: "POST", url: "api/3/action/organization_create", headers: headers, body: { name: orgName } }); }); afterEach(() => { // Delete the resource (if created) cy.request({ method: "GET", url: "api/3/action/package_show?name_or_id=" + packageName, headers: headers }).then(resp => { cy.request({ method: "POST", url: "api/3/action/package_delete", headers: headers, body: { id: resp.body.result.id } }); }); }); after(() => { // Delete the organization cy.request({ method: "POST", url: "api/3/action/organization_delete", headers: headers, body: { id: orgName } }); }); it("CKAN Client: Create resource", async () => { // TODO use wrap/invoke ? let dataset = await client.create({ name: packageName, owner_org: orgName }); expect(dataset.name).to.eq(packageName); }); it("CKAN Client: Push blob (using async/await)", async () => { // first, create the resource/package const dataset = await client.create({ name: packageName, owner_org: orgName }); // then push the blob cy.fixture("sample.csv").then(async content => { const resource = open({ name: "sample.csv", data: content }); const resp = await client.pushBlob(resource); expect(resp.success).to.eq(packageName); }); }); }); ```

[cuducos]

@kmanaseryan, I believe @cotts and I covered the basic implementation today — justupdated this issue with this info.

I couldn't run it just yet against a live server, but maybe the instance you were troubleshooting the other day (based on ckanext-blob-storage repo) works and you can cover the items in the Acceptance tests. Feel free to jump in, here and test it, or to advance to #10 (also based on the snippet in this issue, if that helps).

[kmanaseryan]

@cuducos and @cotts just finished understanding the main idea in a more detailed way. I've been able to configure Cypress for my local CKAN (which actually doesn't have blob storage extension). Able to run Cypress tests, some of them are failing locally, (which we are expecting) and some of them are running. I see how Mocha is setup 👍

Today I wanted to jump into issue #10, but realized there are some work I can do in this issue. So basically this what I'm going to do next:

• [x] Use the above snippet for Mocha tests. I see the current one we have is just a "test" test.
• [ ] Update the README according to new Mocha tests
• [ ] Update the README to explain when to use Mocha and when to use Cypress (as per the issue description)