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CLI manual test plan

Using Node 14.18.1

  1. Clone this repo to your local machine
  2. Install package as global (npm install -g)
  3. Move to a scratch directory, so it's easy to clean up. For reference we will call this cli-test

Test that application starts

  1. Execute reaction help and ensure that you get the help text

Test that you can create an api project

  1. Execute reaction create-project api myserver
  2. Verify that the project was created
  3. Change to that directory
  4. Run reaction develop api. Ensure you get a message saying you need to run npm install
  5. Run npm install
  6. Run reaction develop api. Validate that Reaction starts in dev mode and you see log output
  7. Hit Ctrl-C
  8. Verify that the mongo docker image is shut down by running docker-compose ps from the command line and seeing an empty entry.

Test that you can create a plugin within the api project

  1. Navigate to the myserver directory that you just created
  2. Run reaction create-plugin api myplugin
  3. Validate that the plugin is created in the custom-packages directory
  4. Run reaction develop api and ensure that the newly created plugin is loaded by checking the logs

Test that you can create a storefront project

  1. If you stopped it, start the api server again by running reaction develop api again from the directory you created
  2. Open a new terminal window
  3. From the cli-test directory run reaction create-project storefront my-storefront
  4. Verify that the project was created
  5. Change to that directory
  6. Run reaction develop storefront. Ensure you get a message saying you need to run yarn install
  7. Run yarn install
  8. Run reaction develop storefront. Validate that storefront starts in dev mode and you see log output and that storefront loads in the browser

Test that you can create an admin project

  1. If the api server is not running start the api server again by running reaction develop api again from the directory you created
  2. Open a new terminal window
  3. Execute reaction create-project admin my-admin from the cli-test directory
  4. Verify that the project was created
  5. Change to that directory
  6. Run reaction develop admin. Ensure you get a message saying you need to run npm install
  7. Run npm install
  8. Run reaction develop admin. Validate that admin starts in dev mode and you see log output and the admin panel loads. Note that the admin can take a while to start so be patient

Test that you can create a demo project

** Note that the server from above must be shutdown and mongo must be stopped for this to work.

  1. Run reaction create-project demo mydemo
  2. Change to the mydemo directory
  3. Check that the storefront (localhost:4000), graphQL server (localhost:3000) and admin (localhost:4080) are all running (this might take a minute or so)

Test that telemetry is turned off when set to off

  1. Run export SHOW_VERBOSE_TELEMETRY_DATA=1
  2. Run reaction create-project api myserver-2
  3. Observe that all the tracking info is output and is correct
  4. Run reaction telemetry off
  5. Run any command except help or version
  6. Observe that there is no telemetry output

Test that GA info is being reported correctly

  1. Ensure that telemetry is enabled
  2. Go to <your-home-directory>/.config/configstore/reaction-cli.json and look for you user entry
  3. Run reaction create-project api telemetrycheck
  4. Log into GA console and look at the real time panel to ensure that the info was recorded correctly include os version, etc.