Integration Tests MVP

A modular integration test framework for testing multiple connector implementations with shared test classes.

Project Structure

• IntegrationTests.BaseTests: Core test framework with base test classes

  • BrowserBaseTest.cs / HttpClientBaseTest.cs: Base test classes for HTTP testing
  • BrowserTests.cs / HttpClientTests.cs: Common test implementations with features
  • SkipForConnectorsAttribute.cs: Attribute to conditionally skip tests for specific connectors
  • ConnectorTestDiscoverer.cs: Custom test discoverer for connector-specific test filtering

• IntegrationTests.AspNetCore: ASP.NET Core connector implementation

• IntegrationTests.Akamai: Akamai connector implementation

Running Tests

Run all tests:

dotnet test

Run tests for specific connector:

# Set connector type
$env:CURRENT_CONNECTOR_TYPE="NetCore"

# Run tests
dotnet test IntegrationTests.AspNetCore/IntegrationTests.AspNetCore.csproj

Run tests by trait:

dotnet test --filter "Feature=Normalization"

Configuration

Tests can be configured using environment variables:

• CURRENT_CONNECTOR_TYPE: Specifies which connector is being tested (e.g., "Akamai", "NetCore")
• CONNECTOR_ENDPOINT: Base URL for HTTP requests (defaults to "http://localhost:5000/")

Example:

$env:CONNECTOR_ENDPOINT="https://dev-server:8080/"
$env:CURRENT_CONNECTOR_TYPE="Akamai"
dotnet test IntegrationTests.Akamai/IntegrationTests.Akamai.csproj

Extending

Adding a new connector:

1. Create a new project with connector-specific tests
2. Reference the IntegrationTests.Base project
3. Create test classes that inherit from base test classes
4. Set up connector-specific configuration

Adding a new test category:

1. Add test methods to the existing test classes or create new ones
2. Apply appropriate trait attributes (e.g., [Trait("Feature", "YourFeatureName")])
3. Use [SkipForConnectorsAttribute]