This is a prototype architecture for Keystone 5.
Everything is WIP.
Check out the demo: keystone-next.herokuapp.com
It is updated automatically when commits are merged into master.
You can reset the database by hitting the /reset-db page.
Keystone 5 is set up as a monorepo, using Bolt
First make sure you've got Bolt installed:
yarn global add bolt
Also make sure you have a local MongoDB server running (instructions).
If you don't have it installed, on MacOS use Homebrew (run these once):
brew install mongodb
brew services start mongodb
Then install the dependencies and start the test project:
bolt
bolt start
All source code should be formatted with Prettier.
Code is not automatically formatted in commit hooks to avoid unexpected behaviour, so we recommended using an editor plugin to format your code as you work.
You can also run bolt format to prettier all the things.
The lint script will validate source code with both eslint and prettier.
Keystone uses Jest for unit tests and Cypress for end to end tests. All tests can be run locally and on CircleCI
To run the unit tests, run the script
bolt jest
Unit tests for each package can be found in packages/<package>/tests and following the naming pattern <module>.test.js.
To see test coverage of the files touched by the unit tests, run
bolt jest --coverage
To see test coverage of the entire mono-repo, including files which have zero test coverage, use the special script
bolt coverage
Keystone tests end to end functionality with the help of Cypress. To run these tests, you first need to start the test-project application by running
bolt start
The tests can then be run with
bolt cypress:run
Cypress can be run in interactive mode with its built in GUI, which is useful when developing and debugging tests.
bolt cypress:open
End to end tests live in cypress/integration/*spec.js.
Copyright (c) 2018 Jed Watson. Licensed under the MIT License.