This application was deprecated on March 14th 2024, there will be no further dependency or security updates.
Front-end for a license Issuer ( FlyDesire ) in Veritable. Issuers can issue credentials that later can be approved by the Regulator.
Follow the README in the demo repo to start the cloudagent and von-network.
To start the application, run:
npm run startFramework - CYPRESS
There are two types of tests one for React component as per individual basis and integration for testing different flows. The idea is that component test will be triggered after update to branch excluding main and integration for release build or after it has been merged with main.
Before running any tests please make sure you have cypress environment variables present. By the default cypress will read all environment variables prefixed with CYPRESS_ which can be accessed using Cypress.env('VAR_NAME') method. The main reason why integration test was excluded from branch check is because we have a limit of auth0 request.
A list of variables currently used in this repo
CYPRESS_TEST_USERNAME='username' # Cypress.env('TEST_USERNAME')
CYPRESS_TEST_PASSWORD='password'Run component tests ->
npm t
Run integration tests ->npm run test:integrationPlugins are configured incyopress/plugins/folder
- Component tests
- Uses webpack so does not require a build and run cypress/webpack-dev-server
- Each component can be tested in isolocation
- Integration
- Will start as a service
- Allows us to mock external endpoints
Cypress can also be utilised in local development when you require other services you can mock out api responses and run under the watch flag.
npm run test:dev- - include integration tests as part of github checks
To connect to a custom backend: when first opening the GUI, instead of clicking Switch to CustomEndpoint, select the Dev option, fill in the Custom Endpoint - UserDefined with your custom endpoint URL and hit Switch to Custom.
All the React components / sub-components, in this project are developed using the folders-as-components methodology (this methodology is described in detail here NodeJsOrg article).
That means that every existing React component here has its own folder with an index.js file and the component itself. This makes importing components more elegant. In addition, certain components are grouped inside folders and sub-folders.