api-test

This project is a simple API testing application built using Java and Gradle.

Setup instructions

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone <repository-url>
   

2. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd nva-api-integration-test
   

3. Run the Gradle wrapper to build the project:

   ./gradlew build -x test
   

   or for Windows:

   gradlew.bat build -x test
   

4. Install Allure for reports:

   npm install -g allure
   

Usage

This assumes you have configured AWS CLI with an SSO session named sikt and an account profile named nva-e2e.

Log in once per session (the SSO token is reused across profiles under the sikt session):

aws sso login --sso-session sikt

Then pass the profile to any Gradle task via -PawsProfile=<profile>:

# Run a full build with tests
./gradlew build -PawsProfile=nva-e2e

# Force re-run of all tests
./gradlew test -PawsProfile=nva-e2e --rerun-tasks

Generate report

Generate the Allure report from local test results and open it in the browser:

allure generate "*/build/allure-results" && open allure-report/index.html

Note: The --open flag in Allure is broken (as of 3.14.3), so the report must be opened separately.

Report settings live in allurerc.yaml: single-file output, the history file location, and how many past runs to keep (historyLimit). Every generation appends an entry to allure-history.jsonl, so the report shows a trend chart and per-test history across your recent runs. Delete allure-history.jsonl to reset the local history.

The CI pipeline running automated tests uses the same configuration and maintains a history file in S3. Each run downloads allure-history.jsonl from the report bucket, updates it, and then re-uploads it so that history is carried across executions. Dated single-file reports are also archived under reports/ in the bucket.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.