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kazana-integration-test

v1.4.0

Published

2 years ago

Full stack test installing & running Kazana example app

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kazana-integration-test

Full stack test installing & running Kazana example app

Setup

git clone [email protected]:eHealthAfrica/kazana-integration-test.git
cd kazana-integration-test
npm install

Test

npm test

While working on the tests, you can start Selenium / Chrome driver once, and then tests re-run on each save

npm run start_selenium_with_chromedriver
npm run test:mocha:watch

Writing tests

When selecting elements in the kazana-example app, add data-qa attributes on the elements that you want to select. That way, it's easier to move elements around, and make changes to the kazana-example application itself without breaking any selenium tests.

Running tests in a different browser

TEST_CLIENT=selenium:firefox npm test

NOTE: Safari doesn't work at the moment, since the SafariDriver does not handle alerts.

Running tests on Sauce Labs

# a couple of examples
SAUCE_USERNAME=username SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=accesskey TEST_CLIENT=saucelabs:chrome npm test
SAUCE_USERNAME=username SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=accesskey TEST_CLIENT='saucelabs:internet explorer' npm test
SAUCE_USERNAME=username SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=accesskey TEST_CLIENT='saucelabs:internet explorer:10.0:Windows 8' npm test

eHealth Note: Our SauceLabs user/access key can be found in the usual place, under 'Services'.