@Cognifide E2E config

Cognifide default setup for Puppeteer and Protractor tests.

Installation

$ npm install @cognifide/e2e --global

Usage

$ coge2e init

Running this command will init setup and allow to select which configuration should be added.

Protractor setup

Running the tests

To run test with default configuration:

npm run test

There are two ways to run Protractor tests on specific environment: one way is to add another parameter --params.env [env_name]. List of available environment you an find in /data/env.json. The second way, easiest, is to run specific npm script: by default, configuration comes with 4 environments:

• local - default environment which is tested when npm run test is executed
• dev
• staging
• prod

In order to run tests on, for example, on prod environment simply run npm run test:prod

npm run test --params.env staging
/* or */
npm run test:staging

Real life example:

npm run test
    --suite homepage
    --exclude tests/analytics/homepage.js
    --params.env prod

/* or */

npm run test:prod
    --suite homepage
    --exclude tests/analytics/homepage.js

How to write Protractor tests

• Get familiar with technology stack:
  • https://www.protractortest.org/
  • https://jasmine.github.io/
• Read about:
  • Page Objects
  • Styleguide for Protractor

Puppeteer & Jest setup

Running the tests

Similar to Protractor config, default configuration comes with 4 default environments:

• local - default environment which is tested when npm run test is executed
• dev
• staging
• prod

Tests can be run on specific environment by running scripts like npm run test:prod. The only difference is that it's not possible to pass arguments like --params.env prod to the script, so trying to run npm run test --params.env prod will result in error. The only acceptable arguments are those that are available for Jest CLI options.

How to write Puppeteer tests

• Puppeteer Github page
  • https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer
• Jest
  • Getting started

License

MIT