Add requests for easy automation of UI operativity
Reason
Some of the operativity through elixForms UI is slow or tedious, especially when repetition is necessary (for example, massive manual update of schemas).
After analyzing the HTTP requests and responses that are sent and received when doing such operativity through the UI (mostly using the browser's DevTools), it has been observed that many of the requests can be automated, provided that a valid cookie is sent in the headers.
Remarks
Most requests have been created based on observation, as such they are working, but they may be incomplete or may be subject to sudden and breaking changes in the UI workflow by Anthesi
Backoffice requests seem to always return "no session", even if cookies are sent
Co-authors
N/A
Check-lists
Common
At least 1 unit-test added.
Database
N/A
## Description
Add requests for easy automation of UI operativity
### Reason
Some of the operativity through elixForms UI is slow or tedious, especially when repetition is necessary (for example, massive manual update of schemas).
After analyzing the HTTP requests and responses that are sent and received when doing such operativity through the UI (mostly using the browser's DevTools), it has been observed that many of the requests can be automated, provided that a valid cookie is sent in the headers.
### Remarks
- Most requests have been created based on observation, as such they are working, but they may be incomplete or may be subject to sudden and breaking changes in the UI workflow by Anthesi
- Backoffice requests seem to always return "no session", even if cookies are sent
## Co-authors
N/A
## Check-lists
### Common
- [X] At least 1 unit-test added.
### Database
N/A
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Description
Add requests for easy automation of UI operativity
Reason
Some of the operativity through elixForms UI is slow or tedious, especially when repetition is necessary (for example, massive manual update of schemas).
After analyzing the HTTP requests and responses that are sent and received when doing such operativity through the UI (mostly using the browser's DevTools), it has been observed that many of the requests can be automated, provided that a valid cookie is sent in the headers.
Remarks
Co-authors
N/A
Check-lists
Common
Database
N/A