• Install docker
• Install docker-compose

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

To use the following test suites, you need to install PrestaShop in English with setting country to 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: [email protected]
• Password: prestashop_demo

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 (make sure you'll install a compatible version with your browser version)

• First, you need to start selenium-standalone

selenium-standalone start

Note: If you are using it for the first time you need to install it before starting it : selenium-standalone install

• 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 –SAUCELABS=true --INSTALL=true
  

  • Launch tests with module installation:

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

Where :

-URL: Front office URL of your prestashop website (without the “https://”)

-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)

-INSTALL (optional, default false): Turn it to « true » to install PrestaShop before launching tests

Note: 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

In case you want to send the generated report via mail, you should active the option "less secure apps" in the mailbox of the sender: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255?hl=fr