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Originally created by @cromefire on GitHub (Sep 5, 2020).
Problem
E2E testing is currently nearly impossible because you have to set up a server and fill it with data somehow.
Solution
But many CI systems allow you to run docker images side by side with your tests, so an official test image, that contains a few, small snippets that are already added to the library (with some fake metadata or so) and 2 preconfigured users (admin & user) with auth. It could be created either by directly inserting data into the db or by using the web apis
Alternatives
If you have more alternatives, I'll gladly consider them, but for now that seems to be it
@PrplHaz4 commented on GitHub (Sep 8, 2020):
Well, there's already unstable images being built - the next step could be running simple scripts inside them to get things set up - this could be incorporated into CI to build a dedicated image later if it proves reliable...
Here's some related stuff I've run across recently that made me think of jf integration testing:
This project has some bash and python scripts that set up a bare jf instance that might be an easy/hacky starting point. I'm not sure what .Net Core has in the way of support for db fixtures, which will be obsoleted quickly at the pace the conversion to EF is moving....
This project has some sample media with unit tests for mediainfo that seem pretty useful:
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