This project is for creating automated tests for verifying the functionality of MTA IDE plugin. This is an extension of windup_integration_test extensively created for coverage of IDEs. Currently below IDEs have been covered:

Supported OS

Works on Linux/RHEL/Fedora with X11 windowing system enabled (does not work with Wayland scheme)

To get started with project in development mode or basic usage, follow the below steps:

Pre-requisites

• Python 3+ installed
• JDK 11 installed, if there are multiple JDK version installed on the system, make sure JDK 11 is set as the default
• Respective IDE (to be tested) installed on local machine
• MTA IDE plugin installed in that IDE
• The project to be analysed is imported in IDE
  • this project can be used Windup rulesets

Installation

1. Clone the forked repository and move to repo home

   git clone https://github.com/<user>/windup-ide-tests.git
   cd windup-ide-tests
   

2. Create python3 virtual env

   python3 -m venv .ide_env

3. Activate virtual env

   source .ide_env/bin/activate

4. Install from setup

   pip install .

5. Edit the ide_config.json file and provide full paths to the windup CLI, and to the windup-rulesets project

   cd ~/windup_ide_tests/src/conf

6. For each IDE, there exists a relevant config file under src/config/_config.json. Make sure to update the fields as required

   1. ide_path: The path to the IDE executable
   2. plugin_cache_path: The path to the cache folder should be under ~/.windup/tooling/<ide>/

Contributing to the project

1. Fork the repository
2. Clone the forked repo git clone https://github.com/<user>/windup-ide-tests.git
3. Run the aforementioned installation steps
4. Create new branch git checkout -b <new_branch_name>
5. Run pre-commit check pre-commit run -a
6. Commit the changes git commit -m 'Explanatory commit message'
7. Push your changes to branch git push origin <new_branch_name>
8. Open new pull request

Distributed under Eclipse Public License. See LICENSE for more information.