TestUp 2 for SketchUp

TestUp is a wrapper on top of the minitest gem. It allow SketchUp Extension developers to write minitest tests that runs within SketchUp.

Requirements

1. SketchUp 2014 or newer.

Setup for Extension Developers

Easy: Download RBZ from the Releases tab on GitHub.

Latest: Install TestUp from git source (See Setup for Contributing). Requires Node to build webdialog content before 2.3+ versions can be used.

Check out the wiki for details on creating tests. Make sure to also refer to minitest documentation.

Examples of extension projects implementing TestUp tests:

• https://bitbucket.org/thomthom/quadface-tools/src
• https://github.com/thomthom/shadow-texture/tree/dev-vscode-debug

Setup for Contributing/Running from Source

TestUp require NodeJS to build webdialog resources: https://nodejs.org/en/ (Version 10.4 was used to build TestUp 2.3)

1. Fork the project to your own GitHub account. This is important so that we can do code review on changes done. Do not push directly to the main repository.

2. Clone your fork to your computer.

3. Open a command line at the project root:

   1. npm install
   2. npm run build

   You can also use npm run build -- --watch to automatically rebuild whenever files changes.

4. Add a helper Ruby file in your Plugins folder:

# load_testup.rb
# This adds the source directory to Ruby's search path and
# loads TestUp 2.
$LOAD_PATH << "C:/Users/YourUserName/Documents/testup-2/src"
require "testup.rb"

Optionally you can download a RBZ from the Releases tab on GitHub. Beware that this might not be always up to date. Setting up from git is recommended in order to easily keep up to date.

Setup for SketchUp Internal Development

Follow the same steps as for "Setup for Contributing".

In order to load tests from our source code the paths where our tests are needs to be updated. This is done from the Preference dialog found under the TestUp dialog.

Click the gear symbol and you should see a list of paths. By default these will be pointing to the git repository's copy of our tests.

Packaging RBZ for Release

To package an RBZ from the content of the src directory run: (This assumes the binary libraries and webdialog resources have been built.)

npm run package

To build webdialogs and package in a single command:

npm run release

The RBZ appear in a generated archive directory in the project root.

Logging and Re-running

TestUp will log the details of a test-run. These can be found by using the menu Extensions > TestUp > Open Log Folder.

In there you will find .log and .run files.

The .log files are for human reading, containing information about the environment and what tests ran.

The .run files are JSON files which can be used to re-play a test-run. From the TestUp main dialog, click the Re-run... button and select the .run file you are interested in. This will re-run the exact same tests with the same seed so they are also run in the same order.

If you need to re-run a particular run several times you can use Extensions > TestUp > Saved Runs > Add Run. Then you can pick it from the drop-down after choosing Extensions > TestUp > Saved Runs > Set Re-play Run.

Running from Terminal

Running a Full Suite

Windows:

 "C:\Program Files\SketchUp\SketchUp 2021\SketchUp.exe" -RubyStartupArg "TestUp:CI:Path: C:\Users\Thomas\SourceTree\TestUp2\tests\TestUp UI Tests" > results.json

macOS:

'/Applications/SketchUp 2021/SketchUp.app/Contents/MacOS/sketchup' -RubyStartupArg 'TestUp:CI:Path: C:/Users/Thomas/SourceTree/TestUp2/tests/TestUp UI Tests' > results.json

In the example above TestUp will run a test suite given its path. The > results.json will redirect the STDOUT to a file which will contain the JSON results of the test run.

Running with Custom Config

# Config.yml
# Required:
Path: C:\Users\Thomas\SourceTree\TestUp2\tests\TestUp UI Tests

# Optional: (By default, don't include a fixed seed!)
Seed: 123 # The seed number for the random order of execution of the tests

# Optional:
# By default the results will be output to STDOUT. This can be redirected to a
# file.
Output: C:\Users\Thomas\SourceTree\TestUp2\tests\results.json

# Optional:
# Set to true to prevent SketchUp from closing. Useful for debugging purposes.
# Note that if `Output` is used the results won't be written until SketchUp is
# closed.
KeepOpen: false

# Optional:
# List the set of sets you want to run.
#   Run all tests in test case: TC_TestCaseName#
#   Run specific test: TC_TestCaseName#test_testname
Tests:
- TC_TestSamples#
- TC_TestErrors#test_pass
- TC_TestErrors#test_skip

Windows:

"C:\Program Files\SketchUp\SketchUp 2021\SketchUp.exe" -RubyStartupArg "TestUp:CI:Config: \Full\Path\To\Config.yml"

macOS:

'/Applications/SketchUp 2021/SketchUp.app/Contents/MacOS/sketchup' -RubyStartupArg 'TestUp:CI:Config: /Full/Path/To/Config.yml'

Configuration File Variables

%CONFIG_DIR%

Expands to the directory where the configuration file is located.

Given a configuration file located at C:/Users/Thomas/SourceTree/TestUp2/testup-ui-ci.yaml then %CONFIG_DIR% will resolve to C:/Users/Thomas/SourceTree/TestUp2.

# testup-ui-ci.yaml
Path: "%CONFIG_DIR%/tests/TestUp UI Tests"
Output: "%CONFIG_DIR%/tests/ui-tests-results.json"

Troubleshooting

MiniTest

If you should get errors that relate to failing to install MiniTest then you can attempt to install manually from a backup copy in this GitHub repository:

# From the SketchUp Ruby Console:
Gem.install('/path/to/repo/testup-2/gems-backup/minitest-5.4.3.gem')
# Then restart SketchUp.

Credits

Thanks to Mark James for making his excellent icon set "Silk" available. Portions of the set is used in this project. Some file names has been renamed and some icons where mixed to create new status indicators for test result. http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/

License

The MIT License (MIT)

See the LICENSE file for details.