Primary mentor | Kaweesi Joseph |
Backup mentor | Christine Gichuki |
Assigned to | TBA |
| Blog | TBA |
Abstract
The current Quality Assurance (QA) team is working towards improvement of QA processes of our distributions and products. The team is drafting a criteria to analyse priority of what needs testing, writing a general automated QA platform that can be reused on other tools such as modules, distributions among others, this project is aimed at consuming that QA effort and applying it on one of the most used community modules or tools.Objectives
The student will be expected to work with the QA team on the following (areas or features) that have been identified as gaps in the reference application testing:
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- …. [Forms/Reports]
The student will then be tasked with the following:
- Come up with system requirements with assistance from the QA team
- Create test cases
- Apply the Prioritization criteria
- Create a project in and export a java skeleton (feature files etc) from cucumber studio
- Work with the available ecosystem to automate the features within: https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-contrib-qaframework
QA Team;
Ivan Cvitkovic
Extra Credit
Supporting Quality assurance in the OpenMRS COVID-19 response with a key focus on data collection tools and workflow.
Required Skills:
BA/stakeholders requirements
- Cucumber Studio Account
- Access to CucumberStudio
- Many IDE have Cucumber support through plugins. Recommended IDE: IntelliJ
Software Engineer requirements
- Installed/configured software.
- Java 8 installed
- Maven
- GitHub account and a repository.
- Add gherkin plugin for any IDE.
- See also OpenMRS - Getting Started as a Developer
Setting up/getting started
- Create a project for your own projects or distribution.
- Define the user and what role they play.
- Glossary terms: CucumberStudio at a glance | CucumberStudio Documentation