# @conjoon/extjs-app-imapuser - Tests - Read Me

This package uses [Siesta](http://bryntum.com) for Unit-/UI-testing.

### Configuration

tl;dr
```
npx create-siesta
npm run test:siesta
```

Explanation:

Run
```
npx create-siesta
```
will install Siesta and the Sencha Ext JS Sources required for running the tests.
in the NPM package. The tool will guide you through the process of symlinking to an existing ExtJS SDK installation
Warning:
Make a backup of your `./test` folder in case you accidentally let `create-siesta` override it.

Once this is done, boilerplate-html
files will be copied to the project (to: `./tests.redirect.html` and `./tests/index.extjs-browser.html`).

After this was done, run
```
npm run test:siesta
```
which will start a lightweight local webserver on **127.0.0.1**/**localhost**. This will also try
automatically open your system's default web-browser and load the test main-page.

### Injecting test configuration with URL-params

#### Toolkit specific tests
* To run the tests with the classic toolkit, append the query string `toolkit=classic` (default)
* To run the tests with the modern toolkit, append the query string `toolkit=modern`

*Example-URL _(toolkit=modern)*
`http://127.0.0.1:8000/tests/index.html?toolkit=modern`


#### Timeouts of tests
When running a test project with simultaneous calls to DOM-operations and XmlHttpRequests, it is sometimes
necessary to extend the duration of tests and test-setups.
* To extend the TIMEOUT of ```waitForMs```-calls, use the url-parameter ```timeout```: `timeout=750`

  *Example-URL _(toolkit=classic with a timeout of 1000ms)*
  `http://127.0.0.1:8000/tests/index.html?toolkit=classic&timeout=1000`