Integration Testing For UDS Identity Config + UDS Core

Cypress Web Flow/Integration Testing Docs

Implemented Tests

Test Name (link)	Test Description
Login Existing User	Login in existing user that is created in the testing realm.json
Login Nonexistant User / Incorrect creds	User cannot login / authenticate with incorrect creds or without account
Successfuly CAC Registration	New user can successfully register with CAC
CAC User Login	New user can successfully login with CAC
Duplicate User Registration	User cannot register more than once
Password check for special characters	User registration requires password special characters
Password check for length	User registration requires password length check

Cypress Testing

Using uds-cli task uds-core-integration-tests.

Task explanation:

Cleanup an existing uds-core directory ( mainly for local testing )
Create docker image that uses the new certs as well as a testing realm.json ( has a defined user, no MFA, and no email verification )
Clone uds-core necessary for setting up k3d cluster to test against
Use that cacert in deploying uds-core istio gateways
Create zarf package that combines uds-core and identity-config
Setup k3d cluster by utilizing uds-core (istio, keycloak, pepr, zarf)
Deploy zarf package that was created earlier
Run cypress tests against deployed cluster

Updating Cypress Certs

Cypress testing requires that a ca.cer be created and put into an authorized_certs.zip, done by using the regenerate-test-pki uds task, which is then utilized by the Dockerfile. Once a docker image has been created another command is used for pulling that cacert, uds task cacert, from the image using it’s value to configure uds-core’s gateways, uds-core-gateway-cacert uds task . Eventually cypress will require a pfx cert for its CAC testing.

Our cypress testing utilizes static certs that are created and saved to limit the need for constantly rebuilding and importing those certs.

Follow these steps to update the certs for cypress:

Run uds run regenerate-test-pki to regenerate the necessary certs and authorized_certs.zip
Run docker build --build-arg CA_ZIP_URL="authorized_certs.zip" -t uds-core-config:keycloak --no-cache src to create docker image
Run uds run cacert to extract cacert from docker image for the tls_cacert.yaml file
Copy the authorized_certs.zip, test.pfx, and tls_cacert.yaml into the certs directory
- mv test.pfx tls_cacert.yaml src/authorized_certs.zip src/cypress/certs/