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Instead, run-tests.py asks the kernel to assign a random unused port
number for each, and then sets environment variables TEST_HTTP_BASE
and TEST_HTTPS_BASE to the base URLs of each server. In tests that
use testharness.js, these are exposed as global variables with the
same name; tests that don't use the harness will need to pick them out
of require('system').env if they need them. (Currently there are no
such tests.)
Part of issue #13478 (test suite overhaul).
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875 B
JavaScript
33 lines
875 B
JavaScript
/* Test the test server itself. */
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var webpage = require('webpage');
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function test_one_page(url) {
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var page = webpage.create();
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page.onResourceReceived = this.step_func(function (response) {
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assert_equals(response.status, 200);
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});
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page.onResourceError = this.unreached_func();
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page.onResourceTimeout = this.unreached_func();
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page.onLoadFinished = this.step_func_done(function (status) {
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assert_equals(status, 'success');
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});
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page.open(url);
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}
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function do_test(path) {
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var http_url = TEST_HTTP_BASE + path;
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var https_url = TEST_HTTPS_BASE + path;
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var http_test = async_test(http_url);
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var https_test = async_test(https_url);
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http_test.step(test_one_page, null, http_url);
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https_test.step(test_one_page, null, https_url);
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}
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[
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'hello.html',
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'status?200',
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'echo'
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]
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.forEach(do_test);
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