DARTS Automation Playwright

DARTS automation written using Playwright

To run your tests

yarn test or npx cucumber-js runs all tests yarn test <feature name> or npx cucumber-js <feature name> run the single feature

Browser selection

By default we will use chromium. You can define an envrionment variable called BROWSER and set the name of the browser. Available options: chromium, firefox, webkit

On Linux and Mac you can write:

BROWSER=firefox yarn test or BROWSER=firefox npx cucumber-js runs all tests using Firefox

One Windows you need to write

set BROWSER=firefox
yarn test

Debugging Features

From CLI

• yarn debug - headful mode with APIs enables both APIs and debug options
• yarn api - headless mode with debug apis
• yarn video - headless mode vith video

In Visual Studio Code

• Open the feature
• Select the debug options in the VSCode debugger
• Set breakpoints in the code

To stop the feature, you can add the Then debug step inside your feature. It will stop your debugger.

To choose a reporter

The last reporter/formatter found on the cucumber-js command-line wins:

--format summary --format @cucumber/pretty-formatter --format cucumber-console-formatter

In cucumber.mjs file, modify the options.

To use Allure reporting, you can run with env param: USE_ALLURE=1, and then use the yarn allure to show the report.

To ignore a scenario

• tag the scenario with @ignore

To check for typescript, linting and gherkin errors

• run the command yarn build.

To view the steps usage

• run the command yarn steps-usage.

To view the html report of the last run

• run the command yarn report.

At least in Lubuntu 20.04 to open the html report

• Modify the package.json in "report": "xdg-open reports/report.html"

To view allure report

• run the command yarn allure.