A Powershell script for an automated Runtime test using API(v2)

One of the DATPROF Runtime features is the availablity of a RESTful API.

Using it may look somewhat complicated.

In this post you will find an example of a test in a project/environment which initial does not exist and at the end is removed.

All requests, except one, are done via invoke-webrequest. For reasons unclear to us we failed to use this tool for uploading a package. There curl.exe is used,

In this script:

A project is created
An environment is created
An application is uploaded
An application is installed in an environment
A scenario is started
The status of the run is polled for every 5 seconds.
When finshed the environment is deleted
The project is deleted

CODE



# Path to Curl executable
$curlExe = 'D:\curl\curl.exe'

# Runtime URL
$runtimeUrl = 'http://localhost:7070' 

# API Key/Token
$apiKey = '12345678-abcd-1234-abcd-123456789012'

# Name of your to be created Project
$newProject = '{ "name": "AutomatedProject" }'

# Name of your to be created Environment
$newEnvironment = '{"name": "AutomatedEnvironment"}'

# Full path to application package that must be uploaded and installed
$applicationpackage = 'D:\Documents\DATPROF\Privacy\TestAutomation\dpfgen\TestAutomation-0.0.1-prv.zip'

# Name of the scenario that must be executed
$runScenario = 'anonymize'

# Target Database Connection 
$connParam = '{\"type\":\"ORACLE\",\"host\":\"192.168.10.100\",\"port\":\"1521\",\"username\":\"USER\",\"password\":\"PWD\",\"sid\":\"XE\"}'


# Create Runtime Project

    try {
        $resProj = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $runtimeUrl'/api/2/projects' -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method POST -Body $newProject -ContentType "application/json" | ConvertFrom-Json
        Write-Host 'Project created' $resProj.id
    }
    catch { $_.Exception.Response }
    
    $projectId = $resProj.id   

# Create Runtime Environment
    
    $newEnvironment = '{ "projectId":"'+$projectId+'" , "name": "AutomatedEnvironment", "type":"ORACLE" }'

    try {
        $resEnv = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $runtimeUrl'/api/2/environments' -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method POST -Body $newEnvironment -ContentType "application/json" | ConvertFrom-Json
        Write-Host 'Environment created' $resEnv.id
        #Add Target Connection Parameter
        $newParameter = '{ "environmentId": "' + $resEnv.id + '", "name":"DPF_TARGET_CONNECTION", "value": "'+$connParam+'", "defaultValue":"'+$connParam+'", "type": "CONNECTIONSTRING", "isUserDefined": "false", "description": ""}' 
        $targetParam = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $runtimeUrl'/api/2/parameters' -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method POST -Body $newParameter -ContentType "application/json" | ConvertFrom-Json
    }
    catch { $_.Exception.Response }

    $envId = $resEnv.id

# Upload application (currently uses curl)

    try {
        $resApp = & $curlExe -F file=@"$applicationpackage"  --header "X-auth-token: f252c96b-9fdd-4fe1-ab12-4235f68f0cbd"  $runtimeUrl/api/2/applications?projectId=$projectId  -X POST -s | ConvertFrom-Json
        $appId = $resApp.id
        Write-Host 'Application uploaded '$appId
    }
    catch { $_.Exception.Response }
    
# Install application
    
    try {
        $uri = $runtimeUrl+'/ajax/projects/'+$projectId+'/environments/'+$envId+'/installations/'+$appId
        $resInstall = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $uri  -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method POST -Body $newEnvironment -ContentType "application/json" | ConvertFrom-Json
        Write-Host 'Installed application' $resInstall.id   
    }
    catch { $_.Exception.Response }

# Start a new run with given scenario
    
    try {

        $uri = $runtimeUrl+'/api/2/runs'
        $scenario = '{"environmentId":'+$envId+',"scenarioName":"'+$runScenario+'"} '
        Write-Host  'Starting run with scenario: ' $runScenario
        $resRun = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $uri  -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method POST -Body $scenario -ContentType "application/json"  | ConvertFrom-Json 
        $runId = $resRun.id 
    
    }
    catch { $_.Exception.Response }

# Loop while run is active

    Do
    {
        $uri = $runtimeUrl+'/api/2/runs/'+$runId
        $resRunStatus = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $uri  -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method GET  -ContentType "application/json"  | ConvertFrom-Json 
        $runStatus = $resRunStatus.status  
        Write-Host 'Run status: '$runStatus
        Start-Sleep -seconds 5

    } while (($runStatus -ne 'ABORTED') -and ($runStatus -ne 'DONE')  ) 

    Write-Host 'Run is finished succesfully or is aborted by the user' 

# Delete environment

    try {
        Write-Host "Delete environment $envID"
        $uri = $runtimeUrl+'/api/2/environments/'+$envId
        $res = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $uri -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method Delete 
    }
    catch { $_.Exception.Response }


# Delete Project 

    try {
        Write-Host "Delete project $projectID"
        $uri = $runtimeUrl+'/api/2/projects/'+$projectId
        $res = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $uri -Headers @{"X-Auth-Token"="$apiKey"} -Method Delete 
    }
    catch { $_.Exception.Response }