DEQM Test Kit

This repository is an Inferno test kit for testing conformance to the operations and resources specified in the Data Exchange for Quality Measures (DEQM) Implementation Guide.

First Time Setup

Run the ./setup.sh script provided in this repository. This will pull all the necessary Docker images and run the first time database setup.

Usage

Docker (recommended)

docker-compose.yml is configured with many services that make using deqm-test-kit require minimal system-level configurations. Running with Docker will spin up the test kit as well as an instance of deqm-test-server for ease of testing it:

docker-compose pull
docker-compose up --build # --build is required to get any source code changes from the lib/ directory

Navigate to http://localhost:4567 to run the tests in the Inferno web page

Local Usage

The test kit can also be run locally without Docker. This is useful particularly for debugging purposes. Make sure you have Ruby >=3.1.2 installed.

1. Install required dependencies:

bundle install

2. Run the database setup locally to configure the database:

bundle exec inferno migrate

3. Run the test kit locally with puma:

ASYNC_JOBS=false bundle exec puma

Navigate to http://localhost:4567 to run the tests in the Inferno web page

Distributing tests

In order to make your test suite available to others, it needs to be organized like a standard ruby gem (ruby libraries are called gems).

• Your tests must be in lib
• lib should contain only one file. All other files should be in a subdirectory. The file in lib is what people use to import your gem after they have installed it. For example, if your test kit contains a file lib/my_test_suite.rb, then after installing your test kit gem, I could include your test suite with require 'my_test_suite'.
• Optional: Once your gemspec file has been updated, you can publish your gem on rubygems, the official ruby gem repository. If you don't publish your gem on rubygems, users will still be able to install it if it is located in a public git repository. To publish your gem on rubygems, you will first need to make an account on rubygems and then run gem build *.gemspec and gem push *.gem.