README.md

End to end testing

🚀 Quick start

1. Install your dependencies:

   npm run bootstrap

2. Configure .env file:

   Create a .env file in the root folder and copy the contents from .env.example to it and fill the essential values.

3. Run tests:

   npm run test:qa

   npm run test:performance

4. Create new test:

   cd e2e_tests && npm run create_test {category_name} {test_name}

5. File Structure

   src
       ├── __tests__/
       │   ├── [category_name]/
       |       ├── [test_name].test.js
       ├── _config/
       ├── _utils/
       ├── objects/
       ├── bootstrap.js
   

6. Playwright documents: We use playwright to run our tests so it's very useful to take a look at this documentation.

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Usage:

• Create a browser: You can setup a browser with mobile or desktop viewport before runing each test starts and tear down the browser after runing each test like this:

  const { setUp, tearDown, desktop_viewport, mobile_viewport } = require('@root/bootstrap');
  
  beforeEach(async () => {
      const out = await setUp(mobile_viewport); // for mobile viewport
      const out = await setUp(desktop_viewport); // for desktop viewport
  });
  
  afterEach(async () => {
      await tearDown(browser);
  });
  
  test('It shouls pass', () => {
      // your test logic
  });

• Creating a page: You can create a page and navigate to Home_Page like this:

  const { browser, context } = await setUp(mobile_viewport);
  await context.addInitScript(replaceWebsocket);
  const page = new Common(await context.newPage());
  await page.navigate(); // navigate to HOME_URL (process.env.HOME_URL)

  Now, you can use all helper functions in @root/objects/common.js to perform actions to the created page. Also, read this documentation to see more provided methods.