Cucumber UI Smoke Tests

admin_smoke_test.feature

Feature: Quickly exercise the primary ADMIN UIs just to make sure nothing blows up

  Background: We need to pre-populate the database with the simulator results, and be logged in as admin
    Given I login as "admin"
    And we have the following Patients:
      | Johnson   |
      | Henry     |
      | Walters   |
      | Glanzmann |
      | Franklin  |
      | Revere    |
      | ZAPPA     |
      | EARLY     |

  Scenario: Brief tour around the UI Tabs
    And I should be able to click on "Dashboard" and see "Admin Management"
    And I should be able to click on "All Patients" and see "Patients"
    And I should be able to click on "Practices" and see "Practices"
    And I should be able to click on "Accounts" and see "Search"
    And I should be able to click on "Simulate" and see "Simulator"
    And I should be able to click on "Msg Log" and see "No Results Yet"
    And I should be able to click on "Settings" and see "All Settings"
    And I should be able to click on "Emails" and see "Notification Logs"

  Scenario: Tour around Message Logs
    And I should be able to click on "Msg Log" and see "No Results Yet"
    And I click on "Search" button
    Then I should see "Msg"
    When I click on "Msg"
    Then I should see "(Click to Copy)"

  Scenario: Brief tour around the UI Global Links up top
    And I should be able to click on "Help" and see "Axial MD Alerts Help"
    And I should be able to click on "Log out" and see "Login to Your Account"

  Scenario: Patient page as admin
    When I go to "All Patients" page
    Then I should be able to click on "Date" and see "Patients"
    And I should be able to click on "Patient" and see "Patients"
    And I should be able to click on "Unknown Names" and see "Patients With Unknown Name"
    And I should be able to click on "Younger than 3" and see "born after"
    And I should be able to click on "3 or Older" and see "born before"

  Scenario Outline: Search Patients as admin
    When I click on "All Patients"
    When I search for "<value>"
    Then I should be able to see "<patient>"
  Examples:
    | value    | patient  |
    | Johnson  | Johnson  |
    | 1853286  | Johnson  |
    | 42345678 | Franklin |

  Scenario Outline: Search Account page as admin
    When I go to "Accounts" page
    When I search by "<type>" for "<value>"
    Then I should be able to see "<patient>"
  Examples:
    | type       | value      | patient   |
    | last_name  | Patterson  | Patterson |
    | msid       | C27G0M6XZ8 | Jones     |
    | doctor_num | 99680009   | Shudderz  |
    | login      | djones     | Jones     |

  Scenario: Simulate page as admin
    When I want to run the simulator
    Then I should have the proper simulator controls available
    And I should see "Simulate All"
    And I should be able to click on "Manage Tests" and see "Test Messages"

admin_smoke_test_steps.rb

# Actually, the steps for the above test are spread throughout more pertinently-names step files.
# For convenience sake, I added a bunch of sample steps here.

When /^I login as "([^"]*)"( and "([^"]*)")?$/ do |login, stuff, pw|
  @login_name = login
  password = pw
  user = Account.where(:login => login).first
  password = user.password if user and pw.blank?
  visit login_path
  fill_in "login", :with => login
  fill_in "password", :with => password
  click_button "login_button"
end


And /^I should be able to click on "([^"]*)" and see "([^"]*)"$/ do |link, expected|
  click_link link
  response.should contain expected
end


Then /^(?:|I )should see "([^"]*)"$/ do |text|
  if response.respond_to? :should
    response.should contain(text)
  else
    assert_contain text
  end
end

And /^I click on "([^"]*)"$/ do |link|
  click_link link
end

When /^I search for "([^"]*)"$/ do |search_term|
  fill_in :search_field, :with => search_term
  click_button "search"
end

Then /^I should be able to see "([^"]*)"$/ do |expected|
  response.should contain expected
end

When /^I search by "([^"]*)" for "([^"]*)"$/ do |search_type, search_term|
  fill_in search_type, :with => search_term
  click_button "search"
end