Run test with docker

pre-requisite

• Install docker
• Install docker-compose

run the tests

docker-compose up

This will

• start a mysql container
• start a selenium-chrome container
• start a prestashop container and launch prestashop installation
• start the tests container and launch the test in /tmp/test/itg/1.7/index.webdriverio.js

Environnement variable can be used to override PS_VERSION=1.6|1.7 (Default:1.7) URL=domain name where prestashop is running (default:prestashop) MODULE= to install a module (default:) SCRIPT= to change the script to launch (default:)

Exemple: Modify docker-compose.yml to add the environment variables in the tests service section

After docker-compose up when db, selenium-chrome and prestashop are running you can launch the tests with: docker-compose run tests -e MODULE=data-tech-name

Run test without docker

Information: To use the following test suites, you need to install a PrestaShop in English in country France. (or you may change some assertions like the separator “,” or “.”, “€” or “$” or “£” or …) You need to create a user in Back Office with SuperAdmin rights and the following information’s: Login: demo@prestashop.com Password: demo_prestashop

a) Installation To use nodeJS tests, you need to install:

• NodeJS
• Npm
• Webdrivers pour Chrome et firefox

Required modules to install using npm are:

• json
• minimist
• mocha
• node-uuid
• parsed-url
• q
• req
• should
• webdriverio
• window
• selenium-standalone

b) How to launch tests

• First, you need to start selenium-standalone

• Go to the folder of the version you want to test (in \test\itg, go into folder 1.6 or 1.7) and execute one of the following lines:

•    Launch tests without module installation :
  

mocha index.webdriverio.js --URL=localhost/1.7.0.0

•       Launch tests with module installation:
  

mocha index.webdriverio.js --URL=localhost/1.7.0.0 --MODULE=statsbestmanufacturers

•    Launch tests without module installation :
  

mocha index.webdriverio.js --URL=localhost/1.7.0.0 –SAUCELABS=true

• URL: Front office URL of your prestashop website (without the “http://”)
• MODULE (optional) : « data-tech-name » of the module
• SAUCELABS (optional): Turn it to « true » to use SauceLabs (you need to provide yours SauceLabs ID in your Travis folder)

Information: To select the module to test, we decided to use the « data-tech-name » because this variable give us only one result in the search module part, in this case we are sure to select the right module