Hi @Shanshan Yu !

Try to use DeepSeeWeb project to alter the visualization?

It's is a bit dangerous saying "Package Manager is server-centric".

I never code with "server-centric" paradigm, but I always use Package manager. So I install all the necessary packages I need during the docker build procedure of my dev-environment with IRIS. E.g. like in this line:

zn "USER"
    zpm "install git-source-control"
    do ##class(%Studio.SourceControl.Interface).SourceControlClassSet("SourceControl.Git.Extension")
    zpm "install passwordless"
    zpm "install objectscript-json-trace-viewer"

    zpm "load /home/irisowner/dev/ -dev -v":1:1
    halt

Can I use such an approach with snippets?

Indeed! Looking forward, thank you! The HL7 testing flow looks to be in a high demand.

Hi @Luis Angel Pérez Ramos ! This is great! If the project also available on OEX?

if not, this is a good idea for ideas portal

Hi @John Murray ! Great idea!

Will snippets be shown also with client-centric approach for editing? Or this is only a server-side approach feature?

Another option is to use MergeCPF to add users.

See an example repo from @Guillaume Rongier with MergeCPF usage. Guillaume modifies user in this repo, but probably you can create one with the same approach.

Also it is very easy to let IRIS execute MergeCPF file - just update the following Env Variable listed in docker-compose.yml.

@Gautam Rishi , I see it contains module.xml in the root. So it is prepared to act as a ZPM module.

You probably can install it as:

USER>zpm "load https://github.com/GendronAC/InterSystems-UnitTest-Mocking"

Hi @AndreClaude Gendron !

Raising again this topic - could you please share your project on Open Exchange? Thanks in advance!

It's not published on OEX, thus is not available on the public ZPM. 

Calling @AndreClaude Gendron to publish it on Open Exchange.

In addition to what @Dmitry Maslennikov says here is the related information in docs.

Hi @Dheeraj Gupta !

Maybe this article and project by @Henry Pereira could be helpful!

Also this project by @Dmitry Maslennikov could be of help.

 

Calling @Timothy Leavitt  as Tim has a lot experience in Mocking. There is also a lib Forgery on OEX by @Rubens Silva  that is related.

Hi Gautam!

It's not an answer for your question, but I encourage you to try manage tests via Package manager - in this case you don't need to create any directories and globals.

this will be:

USER>zpm "test your-package-name"

that will run all the tests. And you'll be able to introduce tests in a CI pipeline.

See the related article.

Installed. But failing to form a connection string. Cannot it just use what I have for VSCode connected automatically?

It wants me to create a server in server manager which I never used before (no need).