test.sh

#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

declare nodeAddress=""
declare certificate_dir=""
declare interactive=0

function usage {
    echo ""
    echo "Test this sample."
    echo ""
    echo "usage: ./test.sh --nodeAddress <IPADDRESS:PORT> --certificate_dir <workspace/sandbox_common> [--interactive]"
    echo ""
    echo "  --nodeAddress        string      The IP and port of the primary CCF node"
    echo "  --certificate_dir    string      The directory where the certificates are"
    echo "  --interactive        boolean     Optional. Run in Demo mode"
    echo ""
}

function failed {
    printf "💥 Script failed: %s\n\n" "$1"
    exit 1
}

# parse parameters
if [ $# -gt 5 ]; then
    usage
    exit 1
fi

while [ $# -gt 0 ]
do
    name="${1/--/}"
    name="${name/-/_}"
    case "--$name"  in
        --nodeAddress) nodeAddress="$2"; shift;;
        --certificate_dir) certificate_dir="$2"; shift;;
        --interactive) interactive=1;;
        --help) usage; exit 0;;
        --) shift;;
    esac
    shift;
done

# validate parameters
if [ -z "$nodeAddress" ]; then
    failed "You must supply --nodeAddress"
fi
if [ -z "$certificate_dir" ]; then
    failed "You must supply --certificate_dir"
fi

server="https://${nodeAddress}"

echo "📂 Directory for certificates: ${certificate_dir}"


only_status_code="-s -o /dev/null -w %{http_code}"

echo "💤 Waiting for the app frontend..."
# Using the same way as https://github.com/microsoft/CCF/blob/1f26340dea89c06cf615cbd4ec1b32665840ef4e/tests/start_network.py#L94
# There is a side effect here in the case of the sandbox as it creates the 'workspace/sandbox_common' everytime
# it starts up. The following condition not only checks that this pem file has been created, it also checks it
# is valid. Don't be caught out by the folder existing from a previous run.
while [ "200" != "$(curl "$server/app/commit" --cacert "${certificate_dir}/service_cert.pem" $only_status_code)" ]
do
    sleep 1
done

# DataReconciliation test flow goes through TypeScript application located in ./test/e2e-test
echo "Running TypeScript flow..."

# adding read permission to .pem files so node application can have access
sudo chmod +r ${certificate_dir}/*.pem

# Calling npm command with the necessary variables
export SERVER=${server}
export CERTS_FOLDER=${certificate_dir}
export INTERACTIVE_MODE=${interactive}
npm run e2e-test

printf "\n\n🏁 Test Completed...\n"
exit 0