* updating readme * updating unit tests readme * integration tests readme * minor to ref it on the comment * chaging the example and removing unused files * updating path * changing the controller example to follow view and model * obeying conventions * mathcing the right controller * matching examples * include details on creating a new branch * removing old references to stocks/dd * adding sheet name to the export_data example * circle back autocompletion to queue-and-pipeline * fixing the list numeration * Doc * fixing the tests (were failing bc of changed function name) * Remove tests/FIXTURES.md * reverting * small edit * lint * mardown linting * fixing forecast dashboard * fixing forecast dashboard --------- Co-authored-by: Chavithra PARANA <chavithra@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: James Maslek <jmaslek11@gmail.com>
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Integration tests
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What is it?
Integration tests are a type of software testing that is used to validate the interactions between different components or modules of an application. Unlike unit tests, which test individual pieces of code in isolation, integration tests verify that the system's different components work together correctly.
The purpose of integration tests is to identify problems that arise when the various parts of an application are integrated. Integration tests help to ensure that the software works as a whole and that different modules can communicate and exchange data correctly.
Integration tests are often used to test the following:
- Integration between different software modules or services
- Integration between an application and external dependencies such as databases, APIs, and other third-party services
- End-to-end functionality of the entire system
Integration tests can be automated or performed manually. They are typically more complex and take longer to run than unit tests, as they require the integration of multiple components. However, integration tests are an essential part of a comprehensive testing strategy and can help to identify issues that may be missed by unit tests.
OpenBB Terminal integration tests
Those can be found and organized by menu as follows:
stocksmenu:openbb_terminal/miscellaneous/integration_tests_scripts/stocks/, tests within the folder:openbb_terminal/miscellaneous/integration_tests_scripts/stocks/test_stocks_ba.openbbopenbb_terminal/miscellaneous/integration_tests_scripts/stocks/test_stocks_qa.openbb- ...
economymenu:openbb_terminal/miscellaneous/integration_tests_scripts/economy/, tests within the folder:openbb_terminal/miscellaneous/integration_tests_scripts/economy/test_economy.openbb
- ...
The structure of each test should be a combination of the commands found in the terminal, here is an example you can find here:
stocks
options
load aapl
exp 0
payoff
list
pick long
add 20
add 15
add 10 -p
sop
plot
exit
Output:
* Collected 69 script(s)...
* Skipping 0 script(s)...
Available scripts:
0. account/test_account.openbb
1. alternative/test_alt_covid.openbb
2. alternative/test_alt_oss.openbb
3. alternative/test_alt_realestate.openbb
4. cryptocurrency/test_crypto.openbb
5. cryptocurrency/test_crypto_dd.openbb
6. cryptocurrency/test_crypto_defi.openbb
7. cryptocurrency/test_crypto_disc.openbb
8. cryptocurrency/test_crypto_nft.openbb
9. cryptocurrency/test_crypto_onchain.openbb
10. cryptocurrency/test_crypto_ov.openbb
...
How to list the available tests
python terminal.py -t -l
How to run a test
Run all tests
python terminal.py -t
Run a specific test
python terminal.py -t 2
Here the number
2is the index of the test you want to run, you can find the index by runningpython terminal.py -t -l
Custom flags
We can add the following flags to either run all tests or a specific test:
subprocto choose the number of subprocesses to run the tests in parallel.
python terminal.py -t 2 --subproc 2
verboseto print the output of the tests inside the OpenBB Terminal.
python terminal.py -t 2 --subproc 0 --verbose