I used the Azure DevOps Starter to set up a Sails.js Node.js web application with a CI/CD pipeline, container registry, and database.
I navigated to DevOps Starter
I created a DevOps Starter
I set up a Node.js web app with GitHub
I selected Sails.js and added a database
I selected Web App for Containers
I connected to GitHub
I configured the Web App, Container Registry, and Database settings
I reviewed the settings and clicked Create
The deployment was in progress
The deployment was complete
The GitHub action was running
I authorised the deployment
The action built and pushed the application to the Container Repository
The action ran functional tests (connecting to the website using Selenium and checking the site title)
The action set up the test environment and ran tests
The GitHub action/job completed
The website was published
I opened the GitHub repository using GitHub Desktop
I cloned the repository
I opened the project in Visual Studio Code
I reviewed the sample functional tests
local development environment
I opened a Visual Studio Code terminal, navigated to the Application folder, and started the application.
BASH
1% cd Application
BASH
1% sails lift
I ran sails lift
I opened http://localhost:1337 in the browser
Testing testing
I updated the default page title (in the layout file), which caused the functional test to fail.
I updated the web page title without updating the web page title test
I pushed the update
The code was deployed and the functional test failed (as expected)