MATS is a quick & versatile way to view model verification metrics. It is built using the Meteor Framework.
To build a MATS application (MATS/apps/<appname>) you only need Docker installed. MATS can be built locally with the build.sh script in the root of the repo or like so:
$ APPNAME=aircraft
$ docker build \
--build-arg APPNAME=${APPNAME} \
--build-arg BUILDVER=dev \
--build-arg COMMITBRANCH=$(git branch --show-current) \
--build-arg COMMITSHA=$(git rev-parse HEAD) \
-t mats/development/${APPNAME}:dev \
.Note that this repo uses git submodules so to get started you will need to run git submodule update --recursive after you clone the repo. You will also need to create a settings file. If you're a GSL developer, you can clone the mats-settings repo. Otherwise, contact the MATS team for a sample settings file.
To do further development you will want to install Meteor. Installation instructions can be found in Meteor's documentation.
Once installed, you can build and run a specific app with the following:
$ cd ./apps/aircraft
$ meteor npm install
$ env METEOR_PACKAGE_DIRS=../../MATScommon/meteor_packages/ \
meteor run \
--settings <path/to>/mats-settings/configurations/local/settings/aircraft/settings.jsonYou should be able to access the app from localhost:3000
The test suite for MATS consists of cucumber-style acceptance tests powered by webdriver. You will most likely need to run them with the app hooked up to an internal GSL database.
The Webdriver tests rely on the XPath so you will most likely need to run MATS with the --production flag otherwise it will inject extra <div> tags like MeteorToys and some tests will fail. Running MATS with this flag will look something like the below. Your settings path will probably be different.
$ cd apps/radar && \
env METEOR_PACKAGE_DIRS=../../MATScommon/meteor_packages/ \
meteor run \
--production \
--settings ~/git/mats-settings/configurations/local/settings/radar/settings.jsonMore on testing can be found in the testing README
You can find a high-level overview of the project's CI process in the CI README.
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