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Docket

Docket - A fully fledged todo app built for test automation practise.

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/learn @keva161/Docket
About this skill

Quality Score

0/100

Supported Platforms

Universal

README

Docket

A simple TODO application written in Python that allows users to practise their test automation abilities.

Download the code

If you wish to run the code on your own machine. Simply follow the following steps.

Note: Your specific steps may differ depending on your systems operating system.

  1. Make sure you have Python installed and correctly setup for your operating system (you will need 3.7 or higher).
  2. You will also need to install pipenv. This can be installed by typing pip install pipenv from the command line.
  3. Clone this repo, or down it here.
  4. After unzipping the downloaded archive. Navigate to where you downloaded it and open up a terminal in the location.
  5. Type: pipenv install to install the required dependencies.
  6. Create the database required by typing flask db init, flask db migrate & flask db upgrade.
  7. Type python manage.py run to start the server.
  8. Navigate to 127.0.0.1:5000 to find the application running.

Example API Tests

I have written some example API tests for you to learn from. These have been written in Python and use the pytest framework. These can be found here.

Problems

If you have problems with the code, or any the running of the tests. Please reach out to me on Twitter.

Have a custom solution that you would like to created automated tests for? reach out to me and lets discuss! kevin@kevintuck.co.uk

About the author

I'm a freelance software tester based in the southwest of the UK. Please feel free to check out my blog on which I write articles about software testing. Or connect with me via email or Twitter.

Website: http://kevintuck.co.uk

Email: kevin@kevintuck.co.uk

Twitter: http://twitter.com/keva161

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GitHub Stars16
CategoryDevelopment
Updated4y ago
Forks3

Languages

JavaScript

Security Score

65/100

Audited on Apr 1, 2022

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