# Automatic tests

By performing the tests on the previous pages, it is possible to determine whether a cluster is functioning properly or not. However, there is also a set of automated tests that can determine the functionality of a system.

The functionality test script can be found here. It contains a series of automatic tests that run through a system and check every service evaluated in this section of the documentation except for Web Suite. Upon finding an issue, a message will be sent to the console with a rough description of the error, and what flight service is at fault. Depending on the error, the program may cease testing until the issue is fixed.

# Usage Guide

To begin, copy the test script into the home directory of a user.
Run it with the command:
```
bash function_tests.sh
```

There is 1 option that can be added to the script: verbosity. By default, all the necessary information will be written to the console, but that can be changed with the following:

--silent or -s makes the program output only errors.
--quiet or -q makes the program also output the section being tested, e.g. SLURM tests.
--chatty or -c makes the program also output the individual tests being run e.g. Test 1: activation. This is the default level.
--verbose or -v makes the program also output orange warning and green success messages.

As an example:

bash function_tests.sh -v

# Automatic Web Suite Testing

The aforementioned functionality test script does not cover the flight web suite since it is a browser based application. However, there is another way to test it.

# Selenium IDE

Selenium is a web automation tool, specifically designed for testing web applications. There are several different versions, but the one used here is Selenium IDE.

Get the Selenium IDE browser extension from https://www.selenium.dev/selenium-ide/
Get a local copy of the flight web tests from here.
After it has been added to your browser, open it, it should look like this:

Select "Open an existing project" and open the file mentioned in step 2. It should look like this:

Click on the arrow next to the "Tests" button.

From the drop down menu, select "Test suites"

Click on "Web-Suite-Tests" and then select "1-login-test" from below.

Select the "Enter Username" field, and in the "Value" field, change it from "username" to your web-suite username.
Select the "Enter Password" field, and in the "Value" field, change it from "password" to your web-suite password.
Change the URL to the domain name set when starting Web-Suite.

Finally, click "Run All tests in suite"

All tests will run, and any errors will be highlighted in red.