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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.
npm install --save @webex/test-users
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 usersWEBEX_CLIENT_SECRET
- The Webex client secret for the given client idWEBEX_TEST_USERS_CI_GATEWAY_SERVICE_URL
- The Webex url for conversation service to create test usersWEBEX_SCOPE
- The Webex scope the test users should be created withIDBROKER_BASE_URL
- The Webex auth endpoint to get a client based access tokenWEBEX_TEST_USERS_CONVERSATION_SERVICE_URL
- use WEBEX_TEST_USERS_CI_GATEWAY_SERVICE_URL
insteadTest 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:
IDBROKER_BASE_URL
or passed via optionsWEBEX_TEST_USERS_CI_GATEWAY_SERVICE_URL
or passed via optionsTo 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 ServiceWHISTLER_MACHINE_PASSWORD
- The password for the given Machine AccountWHISTLER_TEST_ORG_ID
- The Test Org ID that has the ability to get test users from the Whistler ServiceWHISTLER_API_SERVICE_URL
- The Webex url for the Whistler Service to get test usersThis package is maintained by Cisco Webex for Developers.
Pull requests welcome. Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.
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