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Test SNIPE-IT software #7

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akrdzic commented 2018-07-23 07:20:47 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)
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After testing and reviewing a bunch of asset management software (as per https://app.asana.com/0/697944902557002/734725867219707) installed and tested SNIPE-IT.

Smoke test:

  1. Go into the folder snipe-it-test
  2. Run script setup-snipeit.sh (during installation setup FQDN to localhost:5555)
  3. Enable your apache server to listen on port 5555 (add Listen 5555 in ports.conf and then restart apache)
  4. Use dump file from snipe-it-test for database snipeit
  5. Go to http://localhost:5555 and login as admin (username: asset-manager, pass: Te****7!)
  6. Go to assets list and notice created assets
  7. Now go to woocommerce-order folder and execute npm install
  8. Run npm start and go to ASSET MANAGEMENT tab of test frontend app
  9. Test that number of assets visible from SNIPE-IT admin dashboard and from frontend app is the same.
  10. Delete some of assets and again confirm that assets match.
  11. Add some new assets from frontend app and check that they are visible from admin dashboard.
After testing and reviewing a bunch of asset management software (as per https://app.asana.com/0/697944902557002/734725867219707) installed and tested SNIPE-IT. Smoke test: 1. Go into the folder `snipe-it-test` 2. Run script `setup-snipeit.sh` (during installation setup FQDN to localhost:5555) 3. Enable your apache server to listen on port 5555 (add `Listen 5555` in ports.conf and then restart apache) 4. Use dump file from `snipe-it-test` for database `snipeit` 5. Go to http://localhost:5555 and login as admin (username: asset-manager, pass: Te****7!) 6. Go to assets list and notice created assets 7. Now go to woocommerce-order folder and execute `npm install` 8. Run `npm start` and go to ASSET MANAGEMENT tab of test frontend app 9. Test that number of assets visible from SNIPE-IT admin dashboard and from frontend app is the same. 10. Delete some of assets and again confirm that assets match. 11. Add some new assets from frontend app and check that they are visible from admin dashboard.
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nedimu commented 2018-07-25 14:33:21 +02:00 (Migrated from gitlab.com)
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