tests-e2e

evan.network UI tests

Nightwatch Integration with BrowserStack.

STRUCTURE HAS BEEN HEAVILY

Documentation update will follow but for now just use

  npm run test-testnet

And make sure you have your .env set up correctly (see example file).

Running your tests

• running tests on localhost

  npm run test-local chrome
  npm run test-local chrome,firefox,safari
  npm run test-local chrome,firefox,safari -f tests/evan/login

• running tests on dashboard.test.evan.network

  npm run test-testnet chrome
  npm run test-testnet chrome,firefox,safari

Use it from anywhere

Custom commands

Add @evan.network/ui-tests as a dependency to your project and add the following scripts to your package.json (do not forget to adjust the testname§ parameter):

  "scripts": {
    ...
    "test-local": "node node_modules/@evan.network/ui-tests/scripts/local.runner.js --config node_modules/@evan.network/ui-tests/conf/evan.conf.js --testname 'my-cool-test' --type localhost --env ",
    "test-testnet": "./node_modules/.bin/nightwatch --config node_modules/@evan.network/ui-tests/conf/evan.conf.js --testname 'my-cool-test' --type testnet --env "
    ...
  }

Now you can use the same commands from Running your Tests.

Use test-utils

const setupEvan = require('@evan.network/ui-tests').setupEvan;

module.exports = {
  'evan.network login': function (browser) {
    // apply the evan functions to the browser context
    setupEvan(browser);

    browser
      .evan.login('...', '...')
      .end();
  }
};

Notes

• You can view your test results on the BrowserStack automate dashboard

• To test on a different set of browsers, check out our platform configurator

• You can export the environment variables for the Username and Access Key of your BrowserStack account

  export BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME=<browserstack-username> &&
  export BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY=<browserstack-access-key>
  

Connecting to BrowserStack via a proxy server

You can specify proxy settings in Nightwatch by adding the proxy key in your *.conf.js

  test_settings: {
    default: {
      desiredCapabilities: {
        // Your capabilities
      },
      proxy: {
        "host": "",     // "127.0.0.1"
        "port": "",     // "8081"
        "protocol": ""  // "http"
      }
    }
  }

Additional Resources

• Documentation for writing automate test scripts in Node
• Customizing your tests on BrowserStack
• Browsers & mobile devices for selenium testing on BrowserStack
• Using REST API to access information about your tests via the command-line interface
• Example to update the Browserstack session status based on the test results