suffolklitlab/ALKiln: Automated docassemble tests

Automatically test any docassemble interview in a any branch on your GitHub repository whenever you commit or push. See https://suffolklitlab.org/docassemble-AssemblyLine-documentation/docs/alkiln/setup/#types.

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Maintenance Recency: Stale
License: None

Inputs

name	description	required	default
SERVER_URL	The url of your docassemble server. This should be in your GitHub SECRETS or the SECRETS of your org.	yes	—
DOCASSEMBLE_DEVELOPER_API_KEY	API key of the testing account with developer permissions on your docassemble server.	yes	—
ALKILN_VERSION	Version of ALKiln to get from npm.	no	^5.0.0
MAX_SECONDS_FOR_SETUP	Amount of time to give the Project to upload your package's GitHub code.	no	—
SERVER_RELOAD_TIMEOUT_SECONDS	Max amount of time to give the server to reload if it needs to	no	—
INSTALL_METHOD	Default is 'playground'. Other option: 'server'. How to install the package onto the server.	no	playground
ALKILN_TAG_EXPRESSION	The tag expression to use to limit which tests to run. Default is no tag expression.	no	—
DOCASSEMBLECLI_VERSION	The version of docassemblecli to install.	no	0.0.25
ALKILN_MAX_RANDOM_TESTS_PER_SCENARIO	The maximum number of tests ALKiln will generate for every Scenario that can generate tests.	no	—

Outputs

name	description
PATH_TO_ARTIFACTS	An empty string ("") or the path to the artifacts folder that contains the test run output. Remember to check for the existence of the folder before using it.
PATH_TO_REPORT_FILE	An empty string ("") or the path to report.txt. Remember to check for the existence of the file before using it.
PATH_TO_REPORT_LOG_FILE	An empty string ("") or the path to report_log.txt. Remember to check for the existence of the file before using it.
PATH_TO_UNEXPECTED_RESULTS_FILE	An empty string ("") or the path to unexpected_results.txt. Remember to check for the existence of the file before using it.
PATH_TO_DEBUG_LOG_FILE	An empty string ("") or the path to debug_log.txt. Remember to check for the existence of the file before using it.