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Summary
This page focuses on how to create a test case for couchdb and run it. Creating failing test cases to identify a problem is a great way to contribute to couchdb.
Context
- You run the tests via clicking in your browser
- The tests require the server to be running
- All tests exist in one file:
- (couch source)/share/www/script/couch_tests.js
- tests are js functions and begin with: foo: function(debug)
- Running tests this way may seem awkward at first
- But the process is pretty quick
- I can modify a test and see the results within a few seconds
- This page assumes you've built couchdb from source
To run the existing tests
Go to: http://localhost:5984/_utils
- Click: Test Suite
- Click: the triangle button next to the test you want to run
To create a new test
- Go to: (couch source)/share/www/script/couch_tests.js
- Either:
- Add lines to an existing test
- Create a new test in the 'tests' hash
Steps to run your test
- 1: Run this command from your couchdb source dir
- sudo make install
- 2: Run the tests in your browser
- reload first
- see 'To run the existing tests' heading above
Example
I added these lines to the 'lots_of_docs' method, to make the test fail:
// Check _all_docs with descending=true again (now that there are many docs)
var desc = db.allDocs({descending:true});
T(desc.total_rows == desc.rows.length);Then I attached the diff to an existing Jira bug that described the issue.
Ideas for future
- davisp mentioned the idea of building a UI in futon
- Which will allow you to create/modify tests