Testing the JavaScript Client for IBM Bluemix Globalization-as-a-Service

This document describes how to test the `g11n-pipeline` client code.

NOTE/WARNING: Running the tests will create and delete various translation projects in your service! Don't run this test against an account with valuable data. Running this test may incur service costs.

create a local-credentials.json file with the credentials as given in the bound service (but see below)

{
  "credentials": {
    "url": "https://…",
    "userId": "…",
    "password": "……",
    "instanceId": "………"
  }
}

install node
npm install
npm test

OTHER CONFIG OPTIONS

# in lieu of a local-credentials.json file, you can set the
# following keys:
GP_URL=https://…
GP_INSTANCE_ID=12345
GAAS_USER_ID=67890
GAAS_PASSWORD=hunter42

# set this to skip the 'REST' test
NO_REST_TEST=true

# set this to skip the 'Client' test
NO_CLIENT_TEST=true

# set this to skip the 'utilities' tests (everything else)
NO_UTIL_TEST=true
    
# set this for extra verbosity
GP_VERBOSE=true

# set this to NOT delete the bundle in the client test at the end
NO_DELETE=true

# an alternate project name (else random)
GP_PROJECT=someproject

# is the @DELAY@ option available? (normally false)
DELAY_AVAIL=false

Internal Development Use

If you are developing the Globalization Pipeline service, you may want to use the following parameters also.

# Set these, and don't set any user credentials.
# The test will create/delete the service instances
GP_ADMIN_ID=mysuperuser
GP_ADMIN_PASSWORD=hunter42

# set this if AUTHENTICATION_SCHEME=BASIC is set on the server
# assumes that Admins can login with HTTP Basic
AUTHENTICATION_SCHEME=BASIC

# specify the URL
GP_URL=https://localhost…

LICENSE

Apache 2.0. See LICENSE.txt

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