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In which you will write your end-to-end tests is now registered in your project and you can start setting up your test library. Installation and Initialization You will use in this article to run end-to-end tests. Note why instead or other more mature tools there are some really cool features that will be highlighted later in this article that set it apart from the others in this specific use case. First install in a directory and run the above command.about your project. Configure the option output via keystrokes using the default values for each option. Note and is the selected option. Empty Test Suite Result Login Page One cool part of Login Page IntelliSense is that it runs in runtime which means you can use it in tests and devices to interact with the database. You will use this to clean up the test account. Create a new folder in and add a root directory called Navigate back and run the following commands to import and export the instantiated client in the new file imported at the top of the file and you now have all the tools you need to write your fixture.
The user generated here in photo editing servies case the credentials are used to create data. This will be run at the end of each test. You can now use this device in testing to access a unique set of credentials. These credentials are not yet associated in any way with the user in the database. Account Fixture To give your tests access to real users you will create another fixture called This fixture uses the generated credentials to create a new account and provide these details to the test. This clamp requires your custom clamp. It will fill in the registration form with the credentials and submit the form with the unique credentials. The data the device will provide to the test is an object containing the new user's username and password. Add a new row to the type named by type and then add the following fixture to the object Add the following to the object's fixture set to define the fixtures that generate provision and clean test credentials Note to remove.
Using this fixture in a test will give you the credentials of a user that exists in the database. The user will be removed at the end of the test because the fixture requires the fixture thus triggering a cleanup query. Local Storage Fixture The final fixture required to perform testing of your application's authentication should allow you to access the test browser's local storage data. When a user logs into the application their information and authentication token are stored in local storage. Your test will need to read that data to ensure the data got there successfully. Note that accessing this data directly from the test is rather cumbersome. Creating a fixture to provide this data will only make the data more accessible. In that folder create a new file named In that file import.
The user generated here in photo editing servies case the credentials are used to create data. This will be run at the end of each test. You can now use this device in testing to access a unique set of credentials. These credentials are not yet associated in any way with the user in the database. Account Fixture To give your tests access to real users you will create another fixture called This fixture uses the generated credentials to create a new account and provide these details to the test. This clamp requires your custom clamp. It will fill in the registration form with the credentials and submit the form with the unique credentials. The data the device will provide to the test is an object containing the new user's username and password. Add a new row to the type named by type and then add the following fixture to the object Add the following to the object's fixture set to define the fixtures that generate provision and clean test credentials Note to remove.
Using this fixture in a test will give you the credentials of a user that exists in the database. The user will be removed at the end of the test because the fixture requires the fixture thus triggering a cleanup query. Local Storage Fixture The final fixture required to perform testing of your application's authentication should allow you to access the test browser's local storage data. When a user logs into the application their information and authentication token are stored in local storage. Your test will need to read that data to ensure the data got there successfully. Note that accessing this data directly from the test is rather cumbersome. Creating a fixture to provide this data will only make the data more accessible. In that folder create a new file named In that file import.