soapui/

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Welcome to Testkube SoapUI Executor

Testkube SoapUI Executor is a test executor module for Testkube.

Details

Importing the SoapUI Executor into your Testkube cluster

In order to be able to run tests with this executor, it first needs to be imported as a Custom Resource into your Kubernetes cluster. This can be achieved by cloning the repository and running:

$ kubectl testkube create executor --image kubeshop/testkube-executor-soapui:latest --types "soapui/xml" --name soapui-executor

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Executor created soapui-executor 🥇

Running a SoapUI test

In order to run a SoapUI test using Testkube, it is necessary to create a Testkube Test.

Using files as input

Testkube and the SoapUI executor accepts a project file as input.

$ kubectl testkube create test --file REST-Project-1-soapui-project.xml --type soapui/xml --name example-test

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Test created  / example-test 🥇

Using strings as input

$ cat REST-Project-1-soapui-project.xml | kubectl testkube create test --type soapui/xml --name example-test-string

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Test created  / example-test-string 🥇

Running the tests

To run the created test, use:

$ kubectl testkube run test example-test

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Type          : soapui/xml
Name          : example-test
Execution ID  : 624eedd443ed8485ae9289e2
Execution name: illegally-credible-mouse



Test execution started

Watch test execution until complete:
$ kubectl testkube watch execution 624eedd443ed8485ae9289e2


Use following command to get test execution details:
$ kubectl testkube get execution 624eedd443ed8485ae9289e2

Using params and args in your tests

SoapUI lets you configure your test runs using different parameters. To see all available command line arguments, check the official SoapUI docs.

When working with Testkube, the way to use the parameters is by using the kubectl testkube start command with the --args parameter. An example would be:

$ kubectl testkube start test -f example-test --args '-I -c "TestCase 1"'

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Type          : soapui/xml
Name          : successful-test
Execution ID  : 625404e5a4cc6d2861193c60
Execution name: currently-amused-pug


Getting pod logs
Execution completed ================================
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= SOAPUI_HOME = /usr/local/SmartBear/SoapUI-5.7.0
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SoapUI 5.7.0 TestCase Runner
10:37:37,713 INFO  [DefaultSoapUICore] Creating new settings at [/root/soapui-settings.xml]
10:37:43,567 INFO  [PluginManager] 0 plugins loaded in 36 ms
10:37:43,570 INFO  [DefaultSoapUICore] All plugins loaded
10:37:50,774 INFO  [WsdlProject] Loaded project from [file:/tmp/test-content359342991]
10:37:50,834 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running SoapUI tests in project [REST Project 2]
10:37:50,838 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running TestCase [TestCase 1]
10:37:50,876 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Running SoapUI testcase [TestCase 1]
10:37:50,901 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] running step [1 - Request 1]
10:37:54,180 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Assertion [Valid HTTP Status Codes] has status VALID
10:37:54,193 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Assertion [Contains] has status VALID
10:37:54,257 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] Finished running SoapUI testcase [TestCase 1], time taken: 990ms, status: FINISHED
10:37:54,315 INFO  [SoapUITestCaseRunner] TestCase [TestCase 1] finished with status [FINISHED] in 990ms


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Use following command to get test execution details:
$ kubectl testkube get execution 625404e5a4cc6d2861193c60

Usage of the -I argument is highly suggested to get cleaner results.

Reports, plugins and extensions

In order to be able to use reports, add plugins and extensions the way SoapUI docs describe it, is currently not supported by Testkube. In case you need this feature, please create an issue in the Testkube repository as described below.

API

Testkube Executor SoapUI implements testkube OpenAPI for executors (look at executor tag)

Issues and enchancements

Please follow the main Testkube repository for reporting any issues or discussions