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@trustpayments/js-payments-card

v2.2.603

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TypeScript Payment Card

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JS Payment Card

Repository:

You can check JS Library in action by running it on your local environment. To do this, run commands below:

npm install
npm start

Then open address https://localhost:8443 in your web browser.

Technology Stack:

Tools and languages:
QA:
  • Jest for unit testing

Browser compatibility:

  • Internet Explorer 10 or later
  • Latest versions of the following:
    • Chrome
    • Firefox
    • Edge
    • Safari

Testing how-to

Selenium tests are stored in tests\selenium directory and all the below actions are to be executed in that directory.

Application docker

Tests will required the docker in order to execute them.

Application docker will be pulled from gitlab's container registry

The address to an appropiate image is stored in .env file and can be edited.

Start up the docker containers

docker-compose up -d

The example page is available under address https://merchant.securetrading.net/. You should add this domain to your hosts file and point to address 127.0.0.1 (here you can find how to do it https://support.rackspace.com/how-to/modify-your-hosts-file/).

The Wiremock is available under https://webservices.securetrading.net:8443/ so to access it you should also add this address to the hosts file.

To run the tests

docker-compose run tests poetry run behave features

To test a different branch

If you have multiple application images with different branches you can specify which image should be used for tests, eg.:

APP_TAG=master docker-compose up -d

To run with a remote browser via browserstack:

In directory binary execute BrowserStackLocal.exe --key <BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY> --local-identifier local_id --force-local

Then, to run docker-compose run -e LOCAL=true -e REMOTE=true -e BROWSER=Chrome -e BROWSER_VERSION=80.0 -e OS=Windows -e OS_VERSION=10 -e BS_USERNAME=<BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME> -e BS_ACCESS_KEY=<BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY> tests poetry run behave features

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