Product QA | Test Validation - Round 1

• Type: Technical Testing
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Minor
• Resolution: Completed
• Affects Version/s: None
• Fix Version/s: None
• Component/s: Fragments Toolkit
• Labels: None

Product QA | Test Validation - Round 1

Bugs:

- PASS
- To Do
- FAIL

• Impeditive:

  Ticket	Title	QA Status
  ?	?
  LPS-123077	The set up company Web ID and group key steps shouldn't be shown when choose no for deployment decriptor	Verified
  LPS-123078	The react fragment with invalid codes shouldn't be imported via Fragments Toolkit	Verified

• Not impeditive:

  Ticket	Title	QA Status
  ?	?

Test Cases

Case 1:
Create a react fragment via Fragments Toolkit

1. Open command line
2. yarn global add generator-liferay-fragments
3. yo liferay-fragment
4. Access to project directory
5. yo liferay-fragment:fragment or yarn run add-fragment
6. Type name
7. Reply Y for Use React
8. Choose a collection
9. Access to src/${collectionName}
10. Assert the react fragment folder is shown

Case 2:
Import a react fragment via Fragments Toolkit

1. Open command line
2. yarn global add generator-liferay-fragments
3. yo liferay-fragment
4. Access to project directory
5. yo liferay-fragment:fragment or yarn run add-fragment
6. Type name
7. Reply Y for Use React
8. Choose a collection
9. yarn run import
10. Assert the Import successful message is shown in command line
11. Navigate to Fragments admin
12. Assert the react fragment is shown

Case 3:
Compress a react fragment via Fragments Toolkit

1. Open command line
2. yarn global add generator-liferay-fragments
3. yo liferay-fragment
4. Access to project directory
5. yo liferay-fragment:fragment or yarn run add-fragment
6. Type name
7. Reply Y for Use React
8. Choose a collection
9. yarn run compress
10. Reply Y for Add deployment descriptor
11. Reply liferay.com as company Web ID
12. Reply Guest as group key
13. Access to build directory
14. Assert the react fragment zip file is shown

Case 4:
Compress a react fragment without description descriptor via Fragments Toolkit

1. Open command line
2. yarn global add generator-liferay-fragments
3. yo liferay-fragment
4. Access to project directory
5. yo liferay-fragment:fragment or yarn run add-fragment
6. Type name
7. Reply Y for Use React
8. Choose a collection
9. yarn run compress
10. Reply N for Add deployment descriptor
11. Access to build directory
12. Assert the react fragment zip file is shown

Case 5:
The react fragment with invalid codes shouldn't be imported via Fragments Toolkit

1. Open command line
2. yarn global add generator-liferay-fragments
3. yo liferay-fragment
4. Access to project directory
5. yo liferay-fragment:fragment or yarn run add-fragment
6. Type name
7. Reply Y for Use React
8. Choose a collection
9. Access to src/${collectionName}/${reactFragment}
10. Modify some codes from files to invalid
11. Back to project directory
12. yarn run import
13. Assert the Import failure message is shown in command line
14. Navigate to Fragments admin
15. Assert the react fragment is not shown

Case 6:
The build process can be configured by liferay-npm-bundler.config.js

1. git clone https://github.com/p2kmgcl/testing-fragments.git
2. Access to the project directory
3. yarn install
4. yarn run compress
5. Access to build directory
6. Assert the react fragment zip file is shown
7. Back to project directory
8. yarn run import
9. Navigate to Fragments admin
10. Assert the react fragments are shown