CSC/ECE 517 Fall 2016/E1666. Test team functionality - Revision history

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	== Result ==		== Result ==
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Fluan at 02:09, 5 November 2016

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	Whether the test fails or succeeds, allows us to determine which parts of the system are functioning properly.		Whether the test fails or succeeds, allows us to determine which parts of the system are functioning properly.

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Fluan: /* Functional Tests Implementation */

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Functional Tests Implementation

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			===Functional Tests for whether students choosing the same topic are in the same team===

			Since the only way for students to be in a team is by invitation, students who choose the same topic will be in different team. Our test is to let two different students select the same topic and see if their teammates contains each other. Therefore, first we let ‘student2064’ and 'student2065' sign for the same topic, and in their pages, to see if there is 'student2065' or 'student2064'.

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			expect(page).to have_content "Team Name"
			expect(page).to have_content "student2065"
			expect(page).to have_content "student2064"
			</pre>

	== Running the tests ==		== Running the tests ==

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External Links

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	# link for forked repository [[https://github.com/~~expertiza~~/expertiza.git]]		# link for forked repository [[https://github.com/hli36/expertiza.git]]
	# Github link for original repository [[https://github.com/~~hli36~~/expertiza.git]]		# Github link for original repository [[https://github.com/expertiza/expertiza.git]]
	# Github link for Capybara [[https://github.com/jnicklas/capybara.git]]		# Github link for Capybara [[https://github.com/jnicklas/capybara.git]]

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	~~[[Link title]]~~== Background ==		== Background ==
	Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:		Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	# link for forked repository		# link for forked repository [[https://github.com/expertiza/expertiza.git]]
	# Github link for original repository		# Github link for original repository [[https://github.com/hli36/expertiza.git]]
	# [Github link for Capybara][[https://github.com/jnicklas/capybara.git]]		# Github link for Capybara [[https://github.com/jnicklas/capybara.git]]

Arai at 20:15, 28 October 2016

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	== Background ==		[[Link title]]== Background ==
	Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:		Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:

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	# link for forked repository		# link for forked repository
	# Github link for original repository		# Github link for original repository
	# Github link for Capybara		# [Github link for Capybara][[https://github.com/jnicklas/capybara.git]]

Arai at 20:13, 28 October 2016

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	The tests can be run on the terminal using the command:		The tests can be run on the terminal using the command:
	<pre>		<pre>
	rspec ~~specfile~~.rb		rspec team_functionality_spec.rb
	</pre>		</pre>

Arai at 20:11, 28 October 2016

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	~~= Feature Tests for Team Functionality =~~

	== Background ==		== Background ==
	Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:		Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:

Arai at 20:06, 28 October 2016

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	= Feature Tests for Team Functionality =		= Feature Tests for Team Functionality =

	=== Background ===		== Background ==
	Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:		Expertiza is an open source web based peer review system developed and maintained by students and faculty at North Carolina State University. It enables students enrolled in a particular course to form online teams and complete assignments. A typical cycle of an assignment involves the following major steps:

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	* After this second development cycle begins another review phase, where original reviewers can re-review the updated work and provide critical feedback.		* After this second development cycle begins another review phase, where original reviewers can re-review the updated work and provide critical feedback.

	=== Purpose ===		== Purpose ==
	The purpose of this task is to write functional tests for team functionality. Once an assignment is out, a student can select this assignment and others can join in the team. To test this functionality we wrote functional tests for the various scenarios.		The purpose of this task is to write functional tests for team functionality. Once an assignment is out, a student can select this assignment and others can join in the team. To test this functionality we wrote functional tests for the various scenarios.
	One such scenario is :		One such scenario is :
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	* Invited students can accept the invitation and join the team.		* Invited students can accept the invitation and join the team.

	=== Functional Tests ===		== Functional Tests ==

	Functional tests ensure that the functionalities of a software system are working as expected. To write our functional tests, we used the Capybara gem available for Ruby.		Functional tests ensure that the functionalities of a software system are working as expected. To write our functional tests, we used the Capybara gem available for Ruby.
	Capybara gem allows a user to test their web application through simulations.		Capybara gem allows a user to test their web application through simulations.

	=== Functional Tests Implementation ===		== Functional Tests Implementation ==

	=== Functional Tests for accepting an invitation ===		=== Functional Tests for accepting an invitation ===
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	=== Running the tests ===		== Running the tests ==

	The tests can be run on the terminal using the command:		The tests can be run on the terminal using the command:
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	Whether the test fails or succeeds, allows us to determine which parts of the system are functioning properly.		Whether the test fails or succeeds, allows us to determine which parts of the system are functioning properly.

	=== External Links ===		== External Links ==
	# link for forked repository		# link for forked repository
	# Github link for original repository		# Github link for original repository
	# Github link for Capybara		# Github link for Capybara

Fluan at 20:05, 28 October 2016

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