Back-end testing with graphQL

During my time at RoLo, I did have a couple of occasions to run tests against the back-end using mutations via graphQL playground. I’m unsure how much of this I can/should post without revealing a bunch about the databases, but here goes.

Admittedly, this was done outside of Cypress only because I didn’t know at the time that it was actually possible to include tests like this.

mutation {
 updateOrder(
 input: {
 orderId: 15186,
 refundInformation: [{
 amount: 1,
 cardBrand: null,
 cardPayment: false,
 last4: null,
 ssChargeId: null,
 notes: "change product",
 }],
 refundPayment: true,
 groupOrderPayment: null,
 reservations: [
 {
 reservationId: 26988,
 type: "changeProduct",
 startDate: "2022-02-25",
 endDate: "2022-02-27",
 quantity: "1",
 xProductId: "879",

 }
 ],
 productQuestionAnswers: [],
 addOns: [],
 assignments: [],
 orderItemsArray: [
 {
 xProductId: "879",
 xRefTypeId: 3,
 quantity: 1,
 startDate: "2022-02-25",
 endDate: "2022-02-27",
 }
 ],
 adminNotes:"TEST1",
 noRefund: null
 }
 ) {
 error
 success
 }
}

Result

Another mutation:

mutation {
 updateOrder(
 input: {
 orderId: 15188,
 refundInformation: null,
 refundPayment: false,
 groupOrderPayment: {
 isRefund: true,
 amount: -10,
 notes: "some update"
 },
 reservations: [
 {
 reservationId: "26990",
 type: "changeProduct",
 startDate: "2022-02-25",
 endDate: "2022-02-27",
 quantity: "1",
 xProductId: "879",
 xRefTypeId: 3,
 }
 ],
 productQuestionAnswers: [],
 addOns: [],
 assignments: [],
 orderItemsArray: [
 {
 xProductId: "879",
 xRefTypeId: 3,
 quantity: 1,
 startDate: "2022-02-25",
 endDate: "2022-02-27",
 }
 ],
 adminNotes: "",
 noRefund: null
 }
 ) {
 error
 success
 }
}

Result (billed to group)

And yet another…

mutation {
 updateOrder(
 input: {
 orderId: 15187,
 refundInformation: [{
 amount: 5,
 cardBrand: "VISA",
 cardPayment: true,
 last4: "4242",
 ssChargeId: "ch_3KX4KSGhNUysQh7Y1wOEKWg4",
 notes: "change product",
 }],
 refundPayment: true,
 groupOrderPayment: null,
 reservations: [
 {
 reservationId: "26989",
 type: "changeProduct",
 startDate: "2022-02-25",
 endDate: "2022-02-27",
 quantity: "1",
 xProductId: "879",
 xRefTypeId: 3,
 }
 ],
 productQuestionAnswers: [],
 addOns: [],
 assignments: [],
 orderItemsArray: [
 {
 xProductId: "879",
 xRefTypeId: 3,
 quantity: 1,
 startDate: "2022-02-25",
 endDate: "2022-02-27",
 }
 ],
 adminNotes: "TEST",
 noRefund: null
 }
) {
error
success
}
}

Result

Here’s one with an up-charge when changing products to one that is more expensive:

mutation {
 updateOrder(
 input: {
 orderId: 15241,
 refundInformation: null,
 refundPayment: false,
 groupOrderPayment: null,
 paymentInput: {
 token: "",
 description: "payment description",
 saveCard: false,
 selectedCard: "4242",
 useCard: true,
 adminId: "1004"
 },
 reservations: [
 {
 reservationId: "27093",
 type: "changeProduct",
 startDate: "2022-02-28",
 endDate: "2022-03-01",
 quantity: "1",
 xProductId: "880",
 xRefTypeId: 3,
 }
 ],
 productQuestionAnswers: [],
 addOns: [],
 assignments: [],
 orderItemsArray: [
 {
 xProductId: "880",
 xRefTypeId: 3,
 quantity: 1,
 startDate: "2022-02-23",
 endDate: "2022-03-01",
 }
 ],
 adminNotes: "Up-charge test",
 noRefund: null
 }
 ) {
 error
 success
 }
}

Result