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Doctor E2E

The kadaikodi-doctor repository contains backend end-to-end tests that exercise the Kadaikodi workspace microservice (wspace-kadaikodi-svc) through the public workspaces GraphQL gateway.

Purpose​

  • Smoke / health probes
  • Per-domain CRUD tests (providers, offerings, orders, workers, investments, reviews)
  • End-to-end marketplace story tests
  • IDOR regression checks via the internal gateway (local only)

Repository​

github.com/algoshred/kadaikodi-doctor

Target environments​

The suite defaults to production GraphQL gateway. Select a different target with the KADAIKODI_TARGET environment variable.

TargetPublic gateway default
localhttp://localhost:4003/workspaces/graphql
alphahttps://alphagraphqlworkspaces.burdenoff.com/workspaces/graphql
prodhttps://graphqlworkspaces.burdenoff.com/workspaces/graphql

Resolution precedence:

  1. KADAIKODI_ENDPOINT
  2. E2E_WSPACE_PUBLIC_GATEWAY
  3. KADAIKODI_TARGET canonical default

The internal/M2M gateway can be overridden with KADAIKODI_INTERNAL_ENDPOINT or WSPACE_INT_GATEWAY_URL. Internal-gateway IDOR checks run only against the local M2M gateway; they are skipped on alpha/prod because the internal gateway is not externally reachable.

Running locally​

For KADAIKODI_TARGET=local, the suite sources the shared E2E environment from workspaces-doctor:

source /home/ubuntu/products/workspaces/workspaces-doctor/core/env/e2e-env.sh
make test-all

The local Burdenoff stack must be running so that:

  • The workspaces public gateway is reachable at http://localhost:4003/workspaces/graphql
  • The internal workspace gateway is reachable at http://localhost:4001/workspaces/graphql
  • The wspace-kadaikodi-svc service is healthy at http://localhost:3738/health

Running against alpha​

Alpha endpoints are gated by Cloudflare Access. Provide a service token plus the alpha test user's workspace credentials:

export KADAIKODI_TARGET=alpha
export AUTH_TOKEN="<alpha-user-jwt>"
export WORKSPACE_TOKEN="<alpha-workspace-jwt>"
export WORKSPACE_ID="<alpha-workspace-id>"
export USER_ID="<alpha-user-id>"
export ORG_ID="<alpha-org-id>"
export CF_ACCESS_CLIENT_ID="<cf-access-client-id>"
export CF_ACCESS_CLIENT_SECRET="<cf-access-client-secret>"
make test-all

Running against production​

export KADAIKODI_TARGET=prod
export AUTH_TOKEN="<prod-user-jwt>"
export WORKSPACE_TOKEN="<prod-workspace-jwt>"
export WORKSPACE_ID="<prod-workspace-id>"
export USER_ID="<prod-user-id>"
export ORG_ID="<prod-org-id>"
make test-all

Available targets​

make help                # Show all targets
make test-all            # Run all module tests + story
make test-health         # Smoke/health probe only
make test-core
make test-providers
make test-offerings
make test-orders
make test-workers
make test-investments
make test-reviews
make test-search
make test-self-service
make test-story

What is covered​

test-kadaikodi.sh​

  • Core: kadaikodiHealth
  • Providers: create, verify, get, list, worker list
  • Offerings: create, list, update, delete
  • Orders: place, status transitions, get, list
  • Workers: register worker, create/update/complete task, clock in/out, schedules, stats
  • Investments: create opportunity, invest, list investments/opportunities
  • Reviews: create, list, respond
  • Search: globalSearch indexing round-trip for providers/offerings
  • Self-service: saved addresses, saved payment methods, favorites — each with an IDOR regression check via the internal gateway when running locally
  • Analytics: dashboard stats and admin analytics

test-kadaikodi-story.sh​

A single story-level flow covering the Kadaikodi marketplace lifecycle.

Notes​

  • This repo intentionally does not copy the core/env bootstrap machinery from workspaces-doctor; it sources the shared environment file at runtime for local runs
  • Tests are written in bash/jq/curl to match the conventions of workspaces-doctor
  • No global module tests are included because Kadaikodi's backend functionality is implemented as a workspace module (wspace-kadaikodi-svc)

Next steps​