Using the Test Evolve Runner locally

Prerequisites

• docker

How to use the Runner locally

note

The Test Evolve Runner does not currently support Chrome, Chromium or Edge based testing when run on Apple silicon devices.

1. Pull the docker image from our gcr registry.

docker pull gcr.io/test-evolve-prod/spark/te-runner:latest

2. Run the image from the root directory of your test evolve repository.

docker run --name te-runner-local --rm -d -v "$(pwd):/home/testing" -p 5900:5900 gcr.io/test-evolve-prod/spark/te-runner:latest

3. You will now have a container running locally on your system. Execute the following command to extract the container's information. Take note of the CONTAINER_ID.

docker ps

4. Connect to the running container.

docker exec -it <CONTAINER_ID> bash

5. cd into your repository.

cd /home/testing

6. Install dependencies.

Ruby

bundle

JavaScript

You will need to add the registry for the testevolve npm package before installing.

echo "@testevolve:registry=https://oxy.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/npm/testevolve-frameworkjs-local/" > ~/.npmrc

npm i

TypeScript

You will need to add the registry for the testevolve npm package before installing.

echo "@testevolve:registry=https://oxy.jfrog.io/artifactory/api/npm/testevolve-frameworkjs-local/" > ~/.npmrc

npm i

7. Run tests via commmand line.

Ruby

cucumber features

rake test

JavaScript

npm run test

TypeScript

npm run test

note

You can use a tool such as VNC Viewer to show you whats happening in the container as you are running the tests. You exposed the 5900 port so you can add a new connection to localhost:5900.