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Framework

This is intended to be a basic automation project that integrates Cucumber-JS, WebdriverIO and Allure report with a basic page object model.

Requirements

  • Nodejs >=8 to run tests on your machine
  • Docker with node:8 docker pull node:8

Setup

  • Clone the repo
  • To run tests on your machine: yarn install or npm install
  • To run tests inside a docker: docker run -v $(PWD):/test -w /test node:8 yarn install

Settings

Before you run any test, have a look at the conf folder. It contains a master.conf.js file with many settings option that you may want to adjust. The local.conf.js overrides some properties to run the tests on the local computer while the ci.conf.js is meant to run the tests against a remote selenium grid. In that case, do not forget to set host parameter to point to the right hostname/ip.

How to run the test

Run all features on your machine

yarn test:local

Run all feature inside Docker pointing to a selenium grid

docker run -v $(PWD):/test -w /test node:8 yarn test:ci

Running a single feature

Sometimes it's useful to execute only a single feature file (expecially when you are debugging) and in that case run:

yarn test:local --spec src/features/login.feature

How to write a new test

Tests are written in Gherkin syntax and all features files (tests) are located in ./src/features/*. You will already find some examples that demonstrate how use this framework.

Generally, to create a new test you have to:

  1. Create a new feature file and describe the scenario(s) you want to test.
  2. Implement the specified steps in an existing or new steps file inside the src/steps folder (glue code).
  3. If necessary, create a new page object model or update an existing one inside the src/model folder.

Now you are ready to run and debug your new feature's scenario(s). Easy, right?

Notes

  • To start your own selenium grid you could use zalenium + selenium dockers:
docker pull elgalu/selenium
docker pull dosel/zalenium

you can start it with docker-compose

docker-compose up

and to stop, type:

docker-compose down

or run it with the following docker command:

docker run --rm -ti --name zalenium -p 4444:4444 -p 5555:5555 \
    -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
    -v /tmp/videos:/home/seluser/videos \
    dosel/zalenium start