gerbera-integration

Local Development

Building a Test Case

Local Dev

The docker-compose.dev.yml runs the gerbera-core, selenium-hub, and chrome-node to allow a developer to test the gerbera-core and develop additional integration tests.

$ docker-compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml build
$ docker-compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up

Try using the Gerbera CLI —> gi test dev

Access the Gerbera UI

The containers startup in development and expose the UI interface to the localhost runtime.

The gerbera-core exposes the container port for the UI

http://localhost:49152/

Run the UI Test Suite

The development containers run a selenium hub and chrome node and expose the selenium server to the localhost environment.

You can run the UI test suite locally, but access the containers running in docker.

Starting from /gerbera-ui
Run npm install to install the UI test suite node modules
Setup the environment variables for the Selenium server running in docker container (which is exposed to localhost)
```
 $ export HUB_HOST=localhost
 $ export HUB_PORT=4444
```
Setup the Gerbera UI base URL The selenium server communicates with the gerbera-core over the docker network and therefore you must identify the internal IP address of the gerbera-core to set the GERBERA_BASE_URL value.
```
 $ docker inspect gerbera-core | jq -r '.[0].NetworkSettings.Networks | to_entries[] | .value.IPAddress'
     172.18.0.5
 $ export GERBERA_BASE_URL=http://172.18.0.5:49152
```
Run the test suite
```
 $ npm run test
```