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js-automation-coreservices

v0.2.6

Published

Automation Package for Core Services

Downloads

17

Readme

CoreServices

Core libraries to automate Mulesoft Applications, This module contains the CoreServices PageObjects needed to navigate thru all of the application

First time setup

Node version > v4
Npm version > v3

  1. Install grunt-cli globally - npm install -g grunt-cli
  2. Install the console's NPM packages - npm install
  3. Run ./node_modules/protractor/bin/webdriver-manager update

How to run tests locally

Run grunt or npm test to execute tests using Babel. If you prefer to use ES6 you should run grunt test:es6 (Node version > 4 is required).

Selecting Browser

Default environment chrome

  • Example: grunt --browser firefox
  • Browser options: chrome, firefox, ie (only for Windows)

Selecting Environment

  • Example: grunt --env stg
  • Environment options: qa, stg, prod

Selecting Test Suites

By default the all Suite will be executed.

  • grunt --suite management
  • management is a Suite specified in the automation.protractor.conf.js file

How to run tests using Sauce Labs

  • grunt saucelabs will run in a single Browser
  • grunt saucelabsmulti will run in multiple Browsers in parallel
  • By default Sauce Labs will define their own defaults for Browser, Version and OS (Chrome, latest, Linux)

More options for Sauce Labs

Switching Environment, Browser is the same as Locally. There are additional options:

  • grunt --browser Firefox --ver 26 --os 'Windows 10'
  • --ver = Browser version
  • --os Options: Windows 8.1, Windows (defaults to XP), OS X 10.11

Sauce Labs configurator

Go here to see all the different browser/version/OS available from Sauce Labs.