See ./init.bash for information on how to setup the project.
npm install
npm run test:chrome
If you want to run only one test, in this example only tests from the file test/e2e/direct_integration_test.js, do this:
./node_modules/.bin/nightwatch -c config/nightwatch.local.conf.js -e chrome --test test/e2e/direct_integration_test.js
You can also run your local e2e tests with different browsers using Browserstack.
npm install --save babel-core babel-preset-env babel-register
Add require('babel-register')(); on the first line of your Nightwatch.js config (cf. config/nightwatch.remote.conf.js:1)
You can run all E2E tests with different setups using Browserstack. Tests use our remote server at https://oil-integration-host1.herokuapp.com where the latest release is deployed to.
Both commands require you to have your Browserstack credentials ready. You can find them here.
To test with only a specific browser, do this:
ENV_USER=your-browserstack-user ENV_KEY=your-browserstack-key ./node_modules/.bin/nightwatch -c config/nightwatch.remote.conf.js -e ff52
The -e parameter should contain the id of the test setting to launch with. In this case ff52. For all available test settings check the objects inside the file config/nightwatch.remote.config.js
You can run the tests on your local http://localhost:8080/ in different browsers using BrowserStack.
To do this, download BrowserStackLocal, install and run the application. Create a build with npm run build and start the server with npm start. Finally, get your browserstack credentials and run (for chrome57):
ENV_USER=your-browserstack-user ENV_KEY=your-browserstack-key ./node_modules/.bin/nightwatch -c config/nightwatch.localhost-remote.conf.js -e chrome57
For possible test settings see above section.
To run tests in batch trigger this command:
npm run browserstack:remote-localhost