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metasfresh End-2-End Testing project.
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:warning: This repository is discontinued :warning:

The code from this repo is now maintained in https://github.com/metasfresh/metasfresh

Location of our cypress tests

Right now, the actual cypress tests reside in the metasfresh-webui-frontend repo. This is going to change as of issue #7 Move existing cypress tests into this repo

Docker

Note that if you just want to run or develop cypress tests from your local machine, you probably won't need to deal with this docker-stuff at all.

Build the docker image

To build the docker image locally, you can do

# build the docker image; the CACHEBUST build-arg is optional and merely makes sure that apt upgrade etc is performed at least once a day
docker build --tag metasfresh-e2e --build-arg CACHEBUST=$(date "+%Y-%m-%d") .

Run the docker image

run the docker container, e.g. like this

hostname=dev289.metasfresh.com
docker run --ipc=host --rm\
 -e "FRONTEND_URL=https://${hostname}:443"\
 -e "API_URL=https://${hostname}:443/rest/api"\
 -e "WS_URL=https://${hostname}:443/stomp"\
 -e "USERNAME=dev"\
 -e "PASSWORD=password"\
 -e "CYPRESS_SPEC=NOT_SET"\
 -e "CYPRESS_RECORD_KEY=NOT_SET"\
 -e "CYPRESS_BROWSER=chrome"\
 -e "DEBUG_CYPRESS_OUTPUT=n"\
 -e "DEBUG_PRINT_BASH_CMDS=n"\
 -e "DEBUG_SLEEP_AFTER_FAIL=y"\
 metasfresh-e2e

Notes:

About --ipc=host

See https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/error-messages.html#The-Chromium-Renderer-process-just-crashed (which links to https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/350 )

About the CYPRESS_SPEC environment variable

If CYPRESS_SPEC is set, then cypress is run with the --spec command line parameter. See the documentation at https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/command-line.html#cypress-run-spec-lt-spec-gt

Examples:

About the CYPRESS_BROWSER environment variable

Tells the image, against which browser to run. Currently supported:

Develop

Prequisites

Note that you might need to first install cypress; this documentation tells you how:

npm install cypress --save-dev

Also note that in addition you might also need to do a full npm install afterwards.

Also, you'll need to configure the login credentials/API endpoints. One file is responsible for this:

There is a file cypress/config.js_template which you can copy to cypress/config.js and edit according to your needs.

Running

To run the tests, navigate to this repository's root folder type this in the terminal:

npm run cypress:open

If the webui you test against is not running on http://localhost:3000 you can start cypress with the CYPRESS_baseUrl vairable (see examples).

When it runs, you can select particular test suites, or the whole suite to run.

Examples:

For my local minikube (with webui-api running in my IDE)

...edit the cypress/config.js like this:

module.exports = {
  API_URL: 'http://localhost:8080/rest/api',
  WS_URL:  'http://localhost:8080/stomp',
  PLUGIN_API_URL: 'http://localhost:9192/',
  username: 'metasfresh',
  password: '<your-pw>',
};

...and start cypress like this:

CYPRESS_baseUrl=http://localhost:30080 npm run cypress:open

For a dev-instance (dev133 in this example)

...edit the cypress/config.js like this:

module.exports = {
  API_URL: 'https://dev133.metasfresh.com/rest/api/',
  WS_URL:  'https://dev133.metasfresh.com/stomp',
  PLUGIN_API_URL: 'http://localhost:9192/',
  username: 'dev',
  password: '<your-pw>',
};

...and start cypress like this:

CYPRESS_baseUrl=https://dev133.metasfresh.com:443 npm run cypress:open

Setting up Visual Studio Code

We currently use VS code to develop cypress tests. Once you installed it, you can use IntelliSense for auto completion. Details here: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/tooling/intelligent-code-completion.html#Set-up-in-your-Dev-Environment-1 (Note: in the VS Code preferences, look for "edit settings.json").

Also, we recomment to setup your IDE to use LF (linux line endings) for EOL. Otherwise there might be issues with our linter.

Additionally recommended VS Code plugins: