A script that starts a Java server and runs iOS unit tests against it

run-ios-its.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Assuming Cocoapods was installed (sudo gem install cocoapods)

JARBALL="target/server/$SERVER_ARTIFACT-$SERVER_VERSION"

# assume maven dependency:unpack has placed our jarball in target/server as configued in pom.xml
unzip -o "$JARBALL-deployable.jar" -d "target/server"

MAX_ATTEMPTS=30
SLEEP=1

java -jar "$JARBALL/$SERVER_ARTIFACT.jar" --server-port 9919 &

echo "*** Waiting for server to start"
waiting_for_start=1
attempts=0
server_status=0

while (($waiting_for_start != 0)) && (($attempts <= $MAX_ATTEMPTS));
do
    attempts=$(($attempts + 1))

    server_status=$(curl --output /dev/null "http://127.0.0.1:9919/health/test" --write-out %{http_code} --silent)
    echo "got status $server_status from server"

    if (($server_status == "200")); then
      echo *** Server started
      waiting_for_start=0
    elif (($attempts == $MAX_ATTEMPTS)); then
      echo "*** Server failed to start after $(($MAX_ATTEMPTS * $SLEEP)) seconds"
      exit -1
    else
      printf '.'
      sleep $SLEEP
    fi
done

# Install CocoaPod dependencies - assuming current user has git permissions on Labgoo's spec repo
echo "*** Installing Pods"
rm Podfile.lock
rm -rf Pods
pod install --verbose

echo "*** Running xcodebuild"
xcodebuild test -workspace WixSDKIntegTests.xcworkspace -scheme WixSDKIntegTests -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 6'
XC=$?

killall "iOS Simulator"
pkill -f $SERVER_ARTIFACT

exit $XC