OSDM Testing

License and Copyright

This repository is maintained by UIC (Union Internationale des Chemins de fer) and is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

• The full license text can be found at: Apache License 2.0
• Unless required by applicable law or agreed upon in writing, this software is provided "as-is", without warranties or conditions of any kind.

Usage Restrictions

• No reproduction or distribution is allowed without the following notice:

  "This material is copyrighted by UIC, Union Internationale des Chemins de fer © 2023 – 2024. OSDM is a trademark belonging to UIC, and any use of this trademark is strictly prohibited unless otherwise agreed by UIC."

For further inquiries, please contact UIC.

General Information

This repository contains Postman collection tests for the OTST (Open Sales and Distribution Model Testing). It is designed to validate different testing scenarios developed within Postman.

Repository Structure

The repository includes the following files and folders:

• .gitignore – Specifies files to be ignored by Git.
• .vscode – Configuration files for Visual Studio Code.
• 404.html – Custom 404 error page.
• assets/ – Contains images and other static assets.
• CNAME – Custom domain configuration for GitHub Pages.
• collections/ – Postman collection for OTST scenarios.
• data_base/ – Data files used for sandbox testing.
• environment/ – Postman environment collection for OTST scenarios.
• Gemfile & Gemfile.lock – Dependencies for the project.
• images/ – Additional image assets.
• index.md – Main index file.
• json_validator/ – JSON schema validator files.
• library/ – JavaScript libraries used in Postman requests.
• LICENSE.txt – License information.
• README.md – Project documentation.
• SFR/ – Scenario Requirements.
• SSD/ – Scenario Solution Description.
• web/ – Web-related files.
• _config.yml – Configuration file.
• _data/ – Data storage for the project.

Installation and Prerequisites

To set up the project locally, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository
   Run the following command to clone the repository from the master branch:

   git clone -b master https://github.com/YOUR_ORG/OSDM-Testing.git
   cd OSDM-Testing

2. Select the correct environment and set up environment variables
   1.1 Open Postman and import the appropriate environment file from the environment/ folder.

   1.2 Ensure that all necessary environment variables are properly set before executing the test cases.

Run the Collection

1. Prepare the test scenario
   1.1 Using the correct data file from the data_base/ folder, retrieve the scenario code you want to execute.

   1.2 Assign the retrieved scenario code to the corresponding environment variable in Postman.

   Env variable  : scenarioCode
   Example value : OTST_RFND_SRCH_CRIT_1ADT_1LEG
   

2. Execute the test flow
   1.1 Run the required Postman requests following the intended test flow.