Testlenium

Automated testing with Selenium through Zalenium using an ephemeral Docker platform

Content

• [Getting Started](#getting started)
  • [Set up the enviroment](#Set up the enviroment)
  • [Run Test](#Run Test)

Getting Started

Set up the enviroment

[Java version 1.8 or higher.] [Selenium server stand alone]
[Docker]
[Chrome driver]
[Firefox driver]

Run Test

From comand line in your local machine

You can set those properties:

[test]: to set the specific branch to run the test. [browser]: chrome and firefox are the abailable options. [videoLog]: to enable or disable logs in the zalenium video, true or false.

There 2 ways to run the test:

In your local machine, selenium server standalone is needed. 
    mvn test -Dcucumber.options= [route to the especific feature].  
For instance: 
    mvn test -Dcucumber.options=src/test/resources/features/OpenGooglePage.feature    

mvn test -Dcucumber.options= "[ --tags @YourTag]" 
    For instance: 
        mvn test -Dbrowser_name="firefox" -Dvideo_log=true -Dcucumber.options=" --tags @develop" 
        
Run test with docker 
1. Run ./bin/build.sh to build the docker image.  
2. Run ./bin/test.sh [Can add an epecific tag] [Browser chorme or firefox] [videoLog true or false]. 
    For instance: 
        ./bin/test.sh test firefox true 
    If you don't add a tag the test will run on develop branch.  

Report

There are 2 automated reports, generated with every tests execution.

• Zalenium dashboard a summary report with the execution videos, located in ci-scripts/reports/videos/dashboard.html from you project, for more information visit Zalenium

• NodeJs report, a summary report with the scenarios and Features results, located ci-scripts/reports/node-cucumber-report-generator/index.html, more information in RedPandaCi