HTMLRenderer testing framework

[norbertjurkiewicz84]

We put together a small framework to test the HTMLRenderer and a full stack application running within.

https://github.com/the-carlisle-group/H5RFramework


This is experimental and WILL change but allows me to create API endpoints and allows a third-party to write the HTML5/CSS/JS front-end against a defined spec...

The really nice feature is having the ability to assign APL callback functions to server endpoints such as

/Application/File
/API/V1/TestFmt

via

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ep←⎕NEW #.H5R.APIEndPoint
ep.Path←h5.APIEntryPath,'API/V1/TestFmt'
ep.GET←'#.FmtBuilder.getFmtIntitial'
ep.POST←'#.FmtBuilder.getPostResponse'
     

A full window definition looks like this

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          path←'c:\temp\application\apitest.html'
          h5←⎕NEW #.H5R.HTMLViewer path
          h5.Debug←0
          h5.DisplayLogWindow← 0
     
          ep←⎕NEW #.H5R.APIEndPoint
          ep.Path←'API/V1/TestFmt'
          ep.GET←'#.FmtBuilder.getFmtIntitial'
          ep.POST←'#.FmtBuilder.getPostResponse'
     
          h5.APIEndPoints←,⊂ep
     
          ob←h5.Show
          ob.Wait


With this, I can quickly create a distributable package that a front-end developer can run and test without needing to distribute a whole app or setup a server.

Maybe it will make life easier for someone here...

[ArrayMac227]

(unavoidably public, apologies.) The page refers to H5RProejct.dws, when H5RProject.dws may be the correct spelling...

[norbertjurkiewicz84]

(unavoidably public, apologies.) The page refers to H5RProejct.dws, when H5RProject.dws may be the correct spelling...

Good catch.