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rpx-test-kit

v0.2.2

Published

A testing toolkit for web projects, combining end-to-end testing with Cypress and visual regression testing to standardize quality assurance.

Downloads

50

Readme

RPX Test Kit

RPX Test Kit is a testing toolkit designed for web projects, combining end-to-end testing with Cypress and visual regression testing to standardize quality assurance.

Usage

Installation

To use RPX Test Kit in your project, you need to install the package via npm. Run the following command in your project directory:

npm install rpx-test-kit --save-dev

Environment Setup

To configure the environment for your specific site, you need to set the SITE_URL which Cypress will use to run the tests. This URL should point to the environment where you want to run your tests (e.g., local, staging, or production).

Setting Up Environment Variables

For local development, you can set the SITE_URL in a .env file or directly in your operating system's environment variables. Here's how you can set it up in a .env file:

SITE_URL=https://localhost:8000

Ensure your development environment loads this .env file, or use a library like dotenv in your project to load these variables.

Running Tests

To run tests locally or in your CI environment, you can use the scripts defined in the package. Here are the commands:

To open Cypress in interactive mode:

npm run test

To run Cypress tests headlessly:

npm run test:ci

To run visual regression tests:

npm run test:vrt