QA/Jetpack/AddonBuilderTestPlan/Testcases

LEGEND:
Black = Done
Red = Pending
Blue = Blocker

Following are the test cases for the Add-on builder.

Home Page

• Automated:
  • User should be able to login to add-on builder through the Sign-in button on the home page.
  • If the user is already logged in, the "My account" link on the top of the page should navigate the user to the dashboard.
  • User should be able to go to create add-on/create libraries page from the dropdown at the top of the page, after he is authenticated.
  • User should be redirected to the add-on editor page when clicked on the create add-on button, after he is authenticated.
  • User should be redirected to the library text editor page when they click on "Create Library" button.
  • All links on the home page should be clickable and redirected to the proper page.
  • When the user is not logged in,the home page should only show the "Test" and "Source" buttons(enabled).
  • For the add-ons created by other users, only "Test" and "Source" buttons should be visible to the current user.
  • For the libraries created by other users, only "Source" button should be visible to the current user.
  • "Disable" button should be shown on the home page to the user for the add-ons/libraries that have been created by them.(user needs to be logged in)

• Manual(in-litmus):
  • Latest Jetpack SDK should be downloaded when the user clicks on the "Download Add-ons builder SDK"
  • Check through the contents of the links on the page.

Add-on Editor Page

• This page has two phases for Add-ons and Libraries:
  • View
  • Edit
• Automated:
  • When in Edit mode, the add-on editor should have Seven buttons: "Test", "Download", "Save", "Copy", "Error Console", "Revision", "Properties".(change)
  • When in View mode, the add-on editor should have Five buttons: "Test", "Download", "Copy", "Revision", "Properties".(change)
  • When in Edit mode, the library editor should have "Save", "Copy", "Revision","Error Console", "Properties" buttons.
  • When in View mode, the library editor should have "Copy", "Revision", "Properties" buttons.
    
  • Clicking on Copy button should create a fresh new package with the copied contents from the original package.
  • The user should be able to add/remove Lib(modules) and Plugins(libraries) and the list of libs/plugins should be updated.
  • The revision should change when the user adds/removes Lib(modules).
  • The total number of modules should be displayed in the modules section.
  • The "Revision" button should display all the revisions that have been recorded for that add-on.
  • The information of the current add-on can be edited by clicking the "Properties" button on the editor. (Note:You should be in the edit mode for this to work.)
  • You should *NOT* be able to change the information of the add-on in view source mode.(The Properties button should just display information and no editable fields)
  • A new revision should be generated when the user saves after making changes to the existing addon code.
  • The code for the add-on library should be saved when the save button is pressed.
    
  • The SDK version to be used for the current add-on can be changed from the plugins(libraries) section.
  • The revision should change when the user adds/removes plugins(libraries)
  • The total number of libraries added should be displayed in the libraries section
  • When the user hits download without saving the code, the downloaded XPI should still contain the final edits of the user(i.e.it should check for a edit after the last save, and if true, should autosave it in the XPI)
  • The user should be able to select the entire text present in the text editor.
  • The user should be able to perform copy/paste functionality in the text editor.
  • You should be able to edit the name of the Lib(module) by clicking on the pencil like button besides the name.
  • The revision should also be updated when you edit the name of the lib(module)
  • You should be able to edit the name of the Data(attachments) by clicking on the pencil like button besides the name.
  • The revision should also be updated when you edit the name of the attachment
  • You should be able to add a file successfully.
  • You should be able to upload an attachment using an external URL.
  • If a library is added to an addon and if it is updated in another tab, you should be able to see a refresh icon on mouse over the library is the addon editor.

• Manual(in-litmus):
  • The "Test" button should install the add-on into the browser without a restart. It should change state to "pressed" after the addon is installed
  • Clicking on the pressed button again will uninstall the addon and the button will be released.
  • Clicking on the "Download" button should generate an XPI file.
  • The user should be able to add attachments ('Data' button on the page).
  • Adding attachments should update the revision number of the current addon.
  • If the user is in the "Edit" mode, the attachments should be editable in the text editor. The editable attachments are .js, .css and .txt) (new)
  • If the user is in the "View" mode, the text attachments should *NOT* be editable.(new)

My account page

• Automated:
  • The add-ons/libraries on this page should be tagged "initial"(default) for newly saved packages.
  • It should be tagged "copy" for copied new packages.
  • It should be tagged "uploaded" for packages that have been uploaded.
  • The page should also show the count of the number of add-ons and libraries that you have created.(done)
    
  • When clicking on the "Public Add-ons"/"Public Libraries" link, add-ons/libraries should be shown in a pagination manner if there are more than 10 add-ons for the user.
  • When clicking on the "Private Add-ons"/"Private Libraries" link, add-ons/libraries should be shown in a pagination manner if there are more than 10 add-ons for the user.
  • On the dashboard, each add-on must have "Test", "Edit", "Delete", "Public" and "Private" buttons.
  • On the dashboard, each library must have "Edit", "Delete", "Public" and "Private" buttons.
  • Clicking on Private button disables the add-on/library and sends it to Private add-ons/Private libraries section.
  • You can reactivate the private add-on by clicking the "Public" button from the Private add-ons page.
  • You can reactivate the private libraries by clicking the "Public" button from the private libraries page.
  • Clicking on the "Private add-ons" link should show you the currently disabled addons.
  • Clicking on the "Private libraries" link should show you the currently disabled libraries.
  • You can upload an xpi file from your computer by clicking the "upload package" link on this page.
  • You should be able to go to editor page when you click edit button.
  • Add on should be installed when you hit the Test button.
  • Add on should be permanently deleted when you hit the Delete button

• Manual (in-litmus)
  • All the saved and public (default) Addons and libraries should be shown on this page.

Library editor page

• Automated:
  • The library editor should have "Save", Copy", Revision" and "Properties" button when in "Edit" mode.
  • The library editor should have "Copy", Revision" and "Properties" button when in "View" mode.
  • The code for the library should be edited and should be saved when the save button is pressed.
    
  • Lib(Modules) and plugins(libraries) should be allowed to be added to the current library.
  • Library information should be editable when the "Properties" button is clicked.(Note: This can be done only when the user is in edit mode)
    
  • The revision can be checked through the revision button. (done,combined with above test case)
  • The libraries created by the user should be reflected in the libraries section when the user is writing the code for an add-on.
  • The user should be able to edit the name of the lib(module) by clicking the pencil like edit button besides the name.
  • The user should be able to delete lib(modules) and plugins(libraries).

• Manual:
  • Attachments should be allowed to be added to the current library.
  • The test cases for attachments are the same as in the add-on editor page(above).