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Cisco Webex Test Users

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@webex/test-users

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The Webex Test Users library allows developers to create test users for integration testing.

Install

npm install --save @webex/test-users

Usage

Note: This package is NODE only, not for browser usage

With the test users library, you can create and remove Webex test users:

import {createTestUser, removeTestUser} from '@webex/test-users';

createTestUser({displayName: 'Test User'}).then((myTestUser) => {
  // Do something amazing with myTestUser

  // When done, remove the test user
  removeTestUser(myTestUser);
});

The test users library falls back to a few environment variables if they aren't passed as config options:

  • WEBEX_CLIENT_ID - The Webex client ID that has access to create test users
  • WEBEX_CLIENT_SECRET - The Webex client secret for the given client id
  • WEBEX_TEST_USERS_CI_GATEWAY_SERVICE_URL - The Webex url for conversation service to create test users
  • WEBEX_SCOPE - The Webex scope the test users should be created with
  • IDBROKER_BASE_URL - The Webex auth endpoint to get a client based access token
  • [DEPRECATED] WEBEX_TEST_USERS_CONVERSATION_SERVICE_URL - use WEBEX_TEST_USERS_CI_GATEWAY_SERVICE_URL instead

Implementation

Test User creation follows a different flow than standard users due to the fact that they are created on the fly.

The creation steps are as follows:

  • A client access token is generated from the client id and secret.
    • Uses the "idbroker" url defined in IDBROKER_BASE_URL or passed via options
  • A test user is generated with the client access token
    • Uses the url defined in WEBEX_TEST_USERS_CI_GATEWAY_SERVICE_URL or passed via options

Whistler

To use tests users from the Whistler Service, pass whistler: true to the createTestUsers options You will also need to removeTestUser once you're done using them

import {createTestUser, removeTestUser} from '@webex/test-users';

createTestUser({whistler: true}).then((myTestUser) => {
  // Do something amazing with myTestUser

  // When done, remove the test user
  removeTestUser(myTestUser);
});

Whistler requires additional environment variables and scopes to generate test users:

  • WHISTLER_MACHINE_ACCOUNT - The Machine Account that can generate and authorize requests to the Whistler Service
  • WHISTLER_MACHINE_PASSWORD - The password for the given Machine Account
  • WHISTLER_TEST_ORG_ID - The Test Org ID that has the ability to get test users from the Whistler Service
  • WHISTLER_API_SERVICE_URL - The Webex url for the Whistler Service to get test users

Maintainers

This package is maintained by Cisco Webex for Developers.

Contribute

Pull requests welcome. Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.

License

© 2016-2020 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.

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Package last updated on 24 Jul 2024

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