FINT can be integrated into common CI tools (like Jenkins) by running the command line tool, fintc.exe.  Fintc.exe can run individual functional tests or a test set.

Steps to Run Functional Tests from the command line

1. Before running the command line tool, first you need to export a test.
   • If you don't have one yet, you can create a functional test
   • Open the test, then click on the "Export" button
   • Select the folder where the test will be exported.  After exporting, this folder will contain the following files
     • test.json -- this is the functional test case
     • Req.json -- this is the input request
     • ExpectedResp,json (if any) -- this is the expected response
     • {filename}.py (if any) -- these are the python scripts that modifies the input request
     • {filename}.dll  -- this is the generated strongly-typed gRPC client assembly
2. In the command prompt, enter the following
   
   C:>  "C:\Program Files\Fint\fintc.exe" test "{pathToExported}\test.json" -r "{pathToReportFolder}"
   
   where : {pathToExported}\test.json refers to the exported test.json file
   where : {pathToReportFolder} refers to a path where the test report (html) file will be created
    
3. Press Enter to run the command.. If everything is successful, the report (html) file will be created in {pathToReportFolder}.
   
   Below is a sample run
   
   

Instead of running individual tests, you can also run test sets, which is just a collection of individual functional tests. Please see the steps below on how to do this

Steps to Run a Test Set from the command line

1. Before running the command line tool, first you need to export a test set.
   • If you don't have one yet, you can create a test set
   • Open the test set, then click on the "Export" button
   • Select the folder where the test set will be exported.  After exporting, this folder will contain the following
     • testset.json -- this is the test set. It contains the list of functional tests that is part of the collection.
     • A subfolder for each functional test.  This sub folder contains
       • test.json -- this is the functional test case
       • Req.json -- this is the input request
       • ExpectedResp,json (if any) -- this is the expected response
       • {filename}.py (if any) -- these are the python scripts that modifies the input request
       • {filename}.dll  -- this is the generated strongly-typed gRPC client assembly
2. In the command prompt, enter the following
   
   C:>  "C:\Program Files\Fint\fintc.exe" testset "{pathToExported}\testset.json" -r "{pathToReportFolder}"
   
   where : {pathToExported}\testset.json refers to the exported testset.json file
   where : {pathToReportFolder} refers to a path where the test report (html) file will be created
    
3. Press Enter to run the command.. If everything is successful, the report (html) file will be created in {pathToReportFolder}.
   
   Below is a sample run