feat: test faucet website #702
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| let mut chromedriver = Command::new("chromedriver") | ||
| .arg(format!("--port={chromedriver_port}")) | ||
| .spawn() | ||
| .expect("failed to start chromedriver"); |
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I had to install Chromedriver and Chrome to run this locally, but I am not sure on why it's running fine in the CI
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The github CI images have a bunch of pre-installed stuff (I believe the image is like 50GB). This means less cpu wasted installing things etc. And given the amount of webdev, probably almost any semi-popular tooling for it will be pre-installed.
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Should we create a target in the makefile to install Chromedriver and Chrome?
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I don't think you can unless you assume the OS? Its a pity the dep doesn't have a bundling option, makes this sort of thing much easier.
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Looks good & interesting (not something I'm familiar with), thank you.
I've left some initial questions and suggestions; I think we may also want to organise the test files a bit somehow but we can address that after everything else.
Right now this tests that the website loads and has the correct title. Would we then extend this with requesting funds from the faucet as well? (separate PR etc maybe).
bin/faucet/src/main.rs
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| .ok_or(anyhow::anyhow!( | ||
| "Couldn't get any socket addrs for endpoint: {}", | ||
| config.endpoint | ||
| ))?; |
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| .ok_or(anyhow::anyhow!( | |
| "Couldn't get any socket addrs for endpoint: {}", | |
| config.endpoint | |
| ))?; | |
| .with_context(|| format!("no sockets available on {}, config.endpoint))?; |
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Though I'm unsure under what circumstances that would even occur.
Closes #673
This PR adds a test for the faucet website. It uses
fantoccinias a browser client to test that all components are loading correctly.To run
fantocciniit needs a webdriver running. I'm using chromedriver here, which requires to have Chrome installed.Also, this PR introduces a stub for the node RPC API. This allows to run the faucet and test it using the stub, instead of having to run the full node.