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MERN Expense Tracking application. Includes all software testing lifecycle documents and automation test scripts. Happy Testing🚀

License: MIT License

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mern-project test-automation cypress k6 jest manual-testing nodejs mongodb express stp

solveqa-expense-tracker's Introduction

SolveQA Expense Tracker - Full testing project

CI/CD Pipeline

Table of Contents


An expense tracking MERN application with data visualization - developed using React, Node, Express, MongoDB and Victory.

  • Project is tested following this Software Test Plan and all test documents are included in the doc folder included in this repo for download.
software testing

Automation Testing

  • Cypress Integration testing following the Test Cases Document file provided in the doc folder.
software testing cypress
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  • K6 for Load and Stress testing

Testing Documents

This project is for educational purposes to demonstrate software testing lifecycle. in this repo, you can find all related test plan documents which handle test project documentation traceability as shown in this documents diagram flow

software testing documents diagram flow

Download Test Plan Download Test Cases document Download Test Scenarios document

What you need to run this project locally

  1. Node (13.12.0)
  2. NPM (6.14.4) or Yarn (1.22.4)
  3. MongoDB (4.2.0)

How to run this code

  1. Make sure MongoDB is running on your system
  2. Clone this repository
  3. Open command line in the cloned folder,
    • To install dependencies, run npm install
    • To run the application, run npm run start
  4. Open localhost:3000 in the browser

How to run test scripts

* Test with Cypress

  1. Make sure to run project npm run start
  2. create New Terminal and split to two terminals (git bash) now you should work as terminal 1 is running the project and terminal 2(new one) will run the test
  3. In terminal 2 execute npm run cy:open to run cypress tests in GUI mode
  4. In terminal 2 execute npm run cy:run to run cypress tests in headless mode

* Test with k6

  1. Make sure you 'installed k6 on yor machine'
  2. check k6 is installed by run k6 verstion in terminal
  3. run k6 run load.js in terminal

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