Open attiks opened 7 years ago
Hi @attiks, I I personally have not gotten this feature to work. What happens when you specify the full absolute path for ./ffprofile
?
I've gotten it to work (on Win10) by specifying the full absolute path.
In fact this was the only way I could specify a profile, -P
Glad you were able to get it working -- thanks for following up!
In the past I have had a lot of trouble trying to get FF profiles to work -- if you get a minute -- I'd really like to know how you save your profiles.
Best, Garris
Sure. These are the steps on Windows, but they should work for any OS, just the keyboard shortcut and paths are different.
Here's what I do. I press Win + R, then run firefox -P
to bring up the Profile Manager. If it doesn't appear, make sure all instances of Firefox are closed first. Then I created a new profile (I named mine SlimerJS). Now in backstopjs I set my Firefox profile path:
'casperFlags' : [
'-profile C:/Users/<username>/AppData/Roaming/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/<profile_folder_name>',
],
That's it.
I originally looked into this because slimerjs doesn't support the option --ignore-ssl-errors=true
and I needed to test against sites with test certs. So to fix that, after creating the new profile, I opened Firefox to the sites I was having SSL issues with and created exceptions for the certs it didn't like on each site.
If you need to do the same thing, make sure '--ignore-ssl-errors=true'
is NOT present in the list of casperFlags, slimerjs will error out with an unknown arg message.
Wow -- that's great -- quick question... is it -profile
or --profile
(Is one of those a typo?)
Thanks!
Just 1 dash, which is weird as almost all the other options requires 2 dashes.
I have a Firefox profile inside my project directory, which can be used using
firefox -profile ffprofile
but when I add into backstop.js it's not workingTried
"-profile ffprofile"
as well, if I execute casperjs manually it does work./node_modules/.bin/casperjs --engine=slimerjs --profile ./ffprofile