The shop ui delivers a serverbased Web-Application, realized with Spring Boot and Thymeleaf.
The shopping cart of the customer is managed serverside by a simple list, the client holds the cart id in a cookie.
The database which is used by the catalog and shoppingcart component can be configured through the application.properties file. For the various tests we use a in-memory database.
The application can be build with maven, a runnable jar file with all dependencies and a embedded webserver will be created when at least the package phase is executed.
Just run the created jar file, the spring boot application should start. The default port is 8080.
To run the tests with maven for the application you have to use following build phases:
mvn test(for unit tests, class name ends withTest) ormvn verify(for integration tests, class name ends withIT)
The Surefire / Failsafe Plugin will pickup the tests automatically when using these naming patterns.
To run the selenium test you need a gecko driver for your os in the root folder of the project and the firefox browser installed.
Download the driver from: https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases
The Selenium tests doesn't run automatically while the maven build process. You have to start them manually. This is done because the Selenium tests won't run in the ci environment easily.
There's a minimal example of a cucumber test which checks the functionality of the home controller (with the spring mvc test framework). It's for demonstrating the usage of cucumber inside a spring project. The cucumber tests can be combined with selenium to achieve some functional system tests based on user stories.
We send mails to our fake mail server, you can verify the mail sending when you look to following page: www.smtpbucket.com. Enter as sender: [email protected] and as recipient the email address you expect the mail.
The project includes various maven code analyzing plugins. When running mvn site a html site with all reports, test results and the javadoc will be generated into the target/site directory.
This application was written for my bachelor degree at the university of applied science Constance.
Mirko Bay, 2018