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The test files used by CrossWeave are all written in JSON; these drive the test.  There is no scripting required to create test cases.
== Overview ==


The general format of a CrossWeave test is as follows, shown without the JSON formatting characters:
The test files used by CrossWeave are all written in a YAML-like syntax; these drive the test.  There is no scripting required to create test cases.


  setup
The general format of a CrossWeave test is as follows:
   profiles: [profile1, profile2, ..., profile-n]
 
  setup:
   profiles:  
    * profile1
    * profile2
    * profile-n
  asset-list-1
  asset-list-1
  ...
  ...
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  phase-1:
  phase-1:
   profile: profile1
   profile: profile1
   actions: [action1, action2, ..., action-n]
   actions:
    * action1
    * action2
    * action-n
  phase-2:
  phase-2:
   profile: profile2
   profile: profile2
   actions: [action1, action2, ..., action-n]
   actions:
    * action1
    * action2
    * action-n
  ...
  ...
  phase-n:
  phase-n:
   profile: profile1
   profile: profile2
   actions: [action1, action2, ..., action-n]
   actions:
    * action1
    * action2
    * action-n


== The Setup Block ==
== The Setup Block ==
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The setup block just lists the profiles that will be used during the test.  CrossWeave creates these profiles before Firefox is launched.  The profiles can be given any names.  A complete setup block might look like:
The setup block just lists the profiles that will be used during the test.  CrossWeave creates these profiles before Firefox is launched.  The profiles can be given any names.  A complete setup block might look like:


  "setup": {
setup:
    "profiles": ["profile1", "profileGesundheit"]
  profiles:
  },
    * profile1
    * profile2


== Asset Lists ==
== Asset Lists ==
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As a simple example, without explaining the format, a short list of bookmarks might look like this:
As a simple example, without explaining the format, a short list of bookmarks might look like this:


  "bookmark-list-1": {
bookmark-list-1:
    "menu": [
  menu:
      { "uri": "http://www.apple.com/iphone/", "title": "iPhone" },
    * uri: http://www.yahoo.com
      { "uri": "http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=%s", "title": "Bugzilla", "keyword": "bugzilla" },
      title: testing Yahoo
      { "separator": true },
    * uri: http://www.cnn.com
      { "uri": "http://www.mozilla.com" }
      description: This is a description of the site a at www.cnn.com
    ]
    * seperator: true
  },
    * livemark: Livemark1
      feedUri: http://rss.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/rss.xml
      siteUri: http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/show.html


== Phase Blocks ==
== Phase Blocks ==
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Let's look at a simple phase block:
Let's look at a simple phase block:


  "phase1": {
phase1:
    "profile": "profile1",
  profile: profile1
    "actions": [
  actions:
      { "add": { "bookmarks": "bookmark-list-1" },
    * add:
      { "sync": "all", "wipe-server": true }
        bookmarks: bookmark-list-1
    ]
    * sync: all
  },
      wipe-server: true


This will cause CrossWeave to launch Firefox with the profile '''profile1''', add all the bookmarks specified in 'bookmark-list-1', then do a full sync to Weave with the "wipeServer" setting, which causes any existing data for the Weave account being used to be wiped, before data from the local client is synced to it.
This will cause CrossWeave to launch Firefox with the profile '''profile1''', add all the bookmarks specified in '''bookmark-list-1''', then do a full sync to Weave with the '''wipe-server''' setting, which causes any existing data for the Weave account being used to be wiped, before data from the local client is synced to it.


This should have the effect of syncing all the bookmarks we just added to our Weave account.  We could test this using a second phase:
This should have the effect of syncing all the bookmarks we just added to our Weave account.  We could test this using a second phase:


  "phase2": {
phase2:
    "profile": "profileGesundheit",
  profile: profile2
    "actions": [
  actions:
      { "sync": "all" },
    * sync: all
      { "verify": { "bookmarks": "bookmark-list-1" }
    * verify:
    ]
        bookmarks: bookmark-list-1
  },
 
This will cause CrossWeave to launch Firefox with a different profile, which knows nothing about the bookmarks we added to '''profile1'''.  It syncs with Weave, which should pull all of our bookmarks to the local client.  It then verifies that all the bookmarks in '''bookmark-list-1''' are indeed present.
 
=== Phase Actions ===
 
This is a list of valid actions:
 
* '''sync''': activates a Weave sync
** valid values:
*** "all", syncs everything
*** others not yet implemented (e.g., "bookmarks-only")
** additional optional keys:
*** "wipe-server": true, causes all data on the Weave server to be wiped before the sync takes place
*** "wipe-client": true, causes all data on the client to be wiped before the sync takes place
*** "reset-client": true, causes the client to be reset before the sync (what does this mean?)
* '''private-browsing''': sets private browsing mode
** valid values: true or false
* '''add''': populates the browser with the given assets
* '''delete''': deletes the given assets from the browser
* '''modify''': performs the specified modifications on assets which already exist in the browser
* '''verify''': verifies that the given assets exist in the browser
* '''verify-not''': verifies that the given assets do not exist in the browser
 
For all actions other than '''sync''', the action's value is an object with one or more key-value pairs denoting valid asset lists.  Each key in this object is one of: 
* '''bookmarks'''
* '''passwords'''
* '''history'''
* '''tabs''' (not yet implemented)
* '''formdata''' (not yet implemented)
* '''prefs''' (not yet implemented)
and each key's value is the name of the relevant asset list in the test file.


This will cause CrossWeave to launch Firefox with a different profile, which knows nothing about the bookmarks we added to profile1. It syncs with Weave, which should pull all of our bookmarks to the local clientIt then verifies that all the bookmarks in 'bookmark-list-1' are indeed present.
== Putting It All Together ==
 
Combining the test case blocks above into one file, we now have a complete test case:
 
setup:
  profiles:
    * profile1
    * profile2
bookmark-list-1:
  menu:
    * uri: http://www.yahoo.com
      title: testing Yahoo
    * uri: http://www.cnn.com
      description: This is a description of the site a at www.cnn.com
    * seperator: true
    * livemark: Livemark1
      feedUri: http://rss.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/rss.xml
      siteUri: http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/show.html
phase1:
  profile: profile1
  actions:
    * add:
        bookmarks: bookmark-list-1
    * sync: all
      wipe-server: true
  phase2:
  profile: profile2
  actions:
    * sync: all
    * verify:
        bookmarks: bookmark-list-1
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