Testhub

Testhub is a tests results aggregator that makes it easy to upload tests results from CI pipeline and present them in a visual form, providing insightful analytics.

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Jump to a demo project and play with the interface https://test-hub.io/testhub-io-examples

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🚀 Getting Started

Managed Testhub

Testhub have managed version that is hosted on https://test-hub.io. It's free for open source projects. Follow below guide to upload your test results

Check out our getting started guide to onboatd you project in 5 minutes

Self-hosted

Helm Charts

Easiest way to deploy Testhub in Kuberneted cluster in helm-chart package Here is a guide on how to do it: https://testhub-io.github.io/testhub-helm/

Docker

Dockerhub we "fresh" images: https://hub.docker.com/u/testhubio Check the docker-compose.yml to see how to run them togeather

Please note that there are two dockerfiles one for "genera purpose" and one for self hosted setup. In latter, we override API_ENDPOINT env var to make frontend work with hosted backend. Those images have on-prem in image tag on dockerhub.

👏 Contributing

We love help! Contribute by forking the repo and opening pull requests. Please ensure that your code passes the existing tests and linting, and write tests to test your changes if applicable.

All pull requests should be submitted to the main branch.

Running Porject Locally

⚠️ Please let us know if it takes you more than 15 minutes to run the project locally. We will work on fixing that.

Dev-container

The easiest way to run a project locally is to use 'dev-containers' You will need:

• VS Code
• Docker
• Remote Development VS Code Extension pack I'm pretty sure you already have most of that. Then open /frontend or /backend directories in VSCode and reopen them in DevContainer as VsCode suggests. If you did not get a suggestion for some reason try F1-> Remote-Containers: Rebuild and Reopen in Container

Then hit F5 and you are done.

Docker Compose

Use `docker-compose.yml' from the root of the project to run dependencies. It consists of

• DB - MySQL
• Backend - C# .Net Core moving to Golang
• Frontent - Vue.js

Backend

If you work on backend then make sure you set two env vars

       ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT: 'Dev'
       CUSTOMCONNSTR_DEFAULTCONNECTION: 'Host=db;Database=testHub;Username=root;Password=password'

Frontend

For frontend make sure you have your local conf.js pointing to locally running backend like export default "https://localhost:8090"

Contributors

Thanks, folks 🥇 👏