Adding command details to testing plan (#56)

testing/testing-plan.md

@@ -14,6 +14,10 @@ Steps:
 1. Using controller software, send the `RequestAvailableBlocks` command to the `myceli` space instance.
     - This step passes if an `AvailableBlocks` response is received. Any other response / no response is a failure.
 
+Command Details:
+- `RequestAvailableBlocks` takes no parameters. A `myceli` node which receives this command will respond with an `AvailableBlocks` message to the sending address.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 -l request-available-blocks`
+
 This test case passes if both steps pass.
 
 ## Test Case - Retrieve an IPFS File
@@ -27,6 +31,16 @@ Steps:
 1. Using the controller software, send the `ExportDag` command to the `myceli` ground instance with the CID obtained from the `FileImported` response and a writeable file path.
     - This step passes if `myceli` is able to correctly write a file to the given file path.
 
+Command Details:
+- **`ImportFile`** takes one parameter, the path of the file to import. A `myceli` node which receives this command will respond with a `FileImported` message to the sending address.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 -l import-file /path/to/file`
+- **`TransmitDag`** takes three parameters: the CID of the dag to transfer, the address to transmit the dag to, and the number of retries allowed in the transfer. A `myceli` node which receives this command will begin a dag transmission session with the specified address, which is assumed to be another `myceli` node, and will not respond back to the sending address.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 transmit-dag cid-here radio-service:8081 5`
+- **`ValidateDag`** takes one parameter: the CID of the dag to validate. A `myceli` node which receives this command will respond with a `ValidateDagResponse` to the sending address, which is assumed to be another `myceli` node.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 -l validate-dag cid-here`
+- **`ExportDag`** takes two parameters: the CID of the dag to export and a filepath to export to. A `myceli` node which receives this command will not send a response back.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 export-dag cid-here /path/to/file`
+
 This test case passes if the final step is successful and the resulting written file matches the onboard payload file.
 
 ## Test Case - Send and Retrieve New IPFS File
@@ -44,4 +58,14 @@ Steps:
 1. Using the controller software, send the `ExportDag` command to the `myceli` ground instance with the CID obtained from the `FileImported` response and a writeable file path.
     - This step passes if `myceli` is able to correctly write a file to the given file path.
 
+Command Details:
+- **`ImportFile`** takes one parameter, the path of the file to import. A `myceli` node which receives this command will respond with a `FileImported` message to the sending address.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 -l import-file /path/to/file`
+- **`TransmitDag`** takes three parameters: the CID of the dag to transfer, the address to transmit the dag to, and the number of retries allowed in the transfer. A `myceli` node which receives this command will begin a dag transmission session with the specified address, which is assumed to be another `myceli` node, and will not respond back to the sending address.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 transmit-dag cid-here radio-service:8081 5`
+- **`ValidateDag`** takes one parameter: the CID of the dag to validate. A `myceli` node which receives this command will respond with a `ValidateDagResponse` to the sending address.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 -l validate-dag cid-here`
+- **`ExportDag`** takes two parameters: the CID of the dag to export and a filepath to export to. A `myceli` node which receives this command will not send a response back.
+    - Example: `./controller myceli-service:8080 export-dag cid-here /path/to/file`
+
 This test case passes if the final step is successful and the resulting written file matches the originally transmitted payload file.