office-addin-test-server

import { TestServer } from 'office-addin-test-server'; import * as path from 'path'; async function runTestServerExample() { const serverPort = 4201; // Choose an available port const resultsPath = path.join(__dirname, 'test-results.json'); console.log(`Starting Office Add-in Test Server on port ${serverPort}...`); const testServer = new TestServer(serverPort, resultsPath); try { await testServer.start(); console.log('Test server started. Waiting for results...'); // Simulate an add-in sending a test result after some time setTimeout(async () => { console.log('Simulating add-in sending a test result...'); // In a real scenario, the add-in would post to /results endpoint // e.g., fetch(`https://localhost:${serverPort}/results`, { method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify({ passed: true, message: 'Simulated test passed' }) }); const mockResult = { testName: 'MyAddinFeature', status: 'passed', details: 'Functionality check' }; // You would typically process results directly from the server's internal mechanisms // For demonstration, we'll log what the server would process. console.log('Mock result processed by server:', mockResult); // In a real test runner, you'd retrieve results from `resultsPath` or server events console.log(`Results would be collected and saved to ${resultsPath}.`); await testServer.stop(); console.log('Test server stopped.'); }, 5000); } catch (error) { console.error('Failed to run test server example:', error); await testServer.stop(); // Ensure server is stopped even on error } } runTestServerExample();