Getting started

Build and start the container, and start the redis and celery servers

$ docker build -t new-tests .
...
$ docker run --rm -it -p 8000:8000 new-tests bash
root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app# redis-server --daemonize yes
root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app# cd test_suite
root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app/test_suite# DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=test_suite.settings celery worker -A test_suite.tasks -l DEBUG

Initialize the database and run a test suite

In another terminal:

$ docker exec -it 302f0bc3078e bash
root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app# cd test_suite
root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app/test_suite# ./manage.py makemigrations test_suite
...
root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app/test_suite# ./manage.py migrate
...
root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app/test_suite# ./manage.py shell
...
>>> token = 'OYKK58vTsvFViuCvkff5YYAoZfazlg'
>>> from test_suite.models import *
>>> from test_suite.tests import *
>>> s = SuiteRun()
>>> s.save()
>>> f = FeatureRun(suite=s, test=PatientDemographicsTest, bearer_token=token, base_uri='http://portal.demo.syncfor.science/api/fhir', version='DSTU2', use_cases='EHR', patient_id='smart-1288992')
>>> f.save()
>>> s.run()
<GroupResult: acfbf7ed-355c-4651-905f-989c6de07c75 [1892c472-540c-424f-8811-1456173da7a6]>
>>> f.refresh_from_db()
>>> f.status
'running'
>>> f.refresh_from_db()
>>> f.status
'finished'

To generate a new bearer token:

root@302f0bc3078e:/usr/src/app# xvfb-run python authorize.py
OYKK58vTsvFViuCvkff5YYAoZfazlg