Testing with Stresty

Configure Your Box
Create a box here https://aidbox.app/static/aidbox.html. See the tutorial on how to create a new box.
Access the REST Console of the created box. Execute the following requests. Their meaning you can read in the tutorial.
Create a client:
POST /Client
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id: basic
secret: secret
grant_types: ['basic']
Create an access policy for your client:
POST /AccessPolicy
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id: api-clients
engine: allow # which means it has permisions for everything
description: Root access to specific clients
link:
  # link policy with client
  - resourceType: Client
    id: basic # client.id
Create a folder on your disk for the stresty files. Go to the folder in a command line console. Execute the following command there to download stresty.jar:
curl -L -o stresty.jar https://github.com/Aidbox/stresty/releases/latest/download/stresty.jar
Create the following file in the same folder. Name it test.yaml.
test.yaml
desc: Create & Read Patient
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steps:
- id: clean
  desc: Clear all patients
  POST: /$sql
  body: 'TRUNCATE patient'
  match:
    status: 200
- id: create
  desc: Create test patient
  POST: /Patient
  body:
    id: pt-1
    name: [{given: ['Ivan'], family: 'Pupkin'}]
  match:
    status: 201
    body:
      id: pt-1
      name: [{given: ['Ivan']}] # Checks only given name
- id: read
  desc: Read our patient
  GET: /Patient/pt-1
  match:
    status: 200
    body:
      id: pt-1
      name: [{given: ['Ivan'], family: 'Pupkin'}]
- id: search-by-id
  GET: /Patient?_id=pt-1
  match:
    status: 200
    body:
      entry:
      - resource: {resourceType: 'Patient', id: 'pt-1'}
- id: update
  desc: Update our patient
  PUT: /Patient/pt-1
  body:
    name: [{given: ['Petr'], family: 'Pupkin'}]
  match:
    status: 200
    body:
      name: [{given: ['Petr'], family: 'Pupkin'}]
In the same folder, execute the following commands in the console.
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Replace <your_box_name> with the name of your box.
export AIDBOX_URL=http://<your_box_name>.aidbox.app
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export AIDBOX_AUTH_TYPE=Basic
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export AIDBOX_CLIENT_ID=basic
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export AIDBOX_CLIENT_SECRET=secret
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Now you are ready to run the test script with stresty:
java -jar stresty.jar test.yaml
The output will be the following:
$ java -jar stresty.jar test.yaml
Args: [test.yaml]
Configuration:
{:verbosity 0,
 :interactive false,
 :base-url "https://strestytests.edge.aidbox.app",
 :client-id "basic",
 :client-secret "secret",
 :authorization-type "Basic"}
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run test case test.yaml
passed test.yaml
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Test results: 5 passed,
              0 failed,
              0 skipped.
You can check your box, it now has a patient. Access your REST Console and make the request:
Request
Response
Execute in the box REST Console:
GET  /Patient
Status: 200
query-time: 20
meta: {versionId: '10'}
type: searchset
resourceType: Bundle
total: 1
link:
- {relation: first, url: '/Patient?page=1'}
- {relation: self, url: '/Patient?page=1'}
query-timeout: 60000
entry:
- resource:
    name:
    - given: [Petr]
      family: Pupkin
    id: pt-1
    resourceType: Patient
    meta: {lastUpdated: '2020-02-17T19:33:13.568499Z', 
    createdAt: '2020-02-17T19:33:13.063733Z', versionId: '9'}
  fullUrl: https://strestytests.edge.aidbox.app/Patient/pt-1
query-sql: ['SELECT "patient".* FROM "patient" LIMIT ? OFFSET ? ', 100, 0]
Read more about stresty, predicates and regexps here.

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