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unit-tests.trust-online.js

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In order to run end to end tests locally:

  1. Puppeteer needs to be installed globally using following command: npm install -g puppeteer
  2. Add testhelperws application in IIS Name: testhelperws PhysicalPath: C:\Development\TrustOnline\TrustOnline\UnitTests.TrustOnline.HelperWS\bin\publish
  3. Add App pool with properties: .Net CLR Version: No Managed Code Pipeline mode: Integrated
  4. Then in the root folder run after building TrustOnline, TrustOnline.Web.Facility, TrustOnline.Web.Intake and UnitTests.TrustOnline.HelperWS projects: npm run test-e2e

Configuration

We have added the following environment variable to allow us to control puppeteer behavior.

  1. PPTR_PRODUCT: The browser to use - 'chrome' (default) or 'firefox'. Assumes agent is already configured.
  2. PPTR_NONHEADLESS_MODE: Run puppeteer in full mode (non-headless) when set to 'true'. Defaults to false for headless mode.
  3. PPTR_SLOW_MO: Slows down puppeteer by this value in milliseconds. Defaults to 0.
  4. PPTR_BROWSER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT: Milliseconds puppeteer will wait for the browser to launch. Default is 30000 (matches puppeteer default).
  5. PPTR_PAGE_NAV_TIMEOUT: Timeout value, in milliseconds, passed to page.setDefaultNavigationTimeout. Default is 60000 (matches puppeteer default).

Run Unit Tests locally

  1. (one-time setup) npm install -g jshint
  2. cd UnitTests.TrustOnline.JS
  3. npm install
  4. npm run test-auto