Using the Test Evolve Runner locally

Prerequisites

• docker

How to use the Runner locally

1. Pull the docker image from our gcr registry.

docker pull gcr.io/test-evolve-prod/spark/te-runner:1.2.0

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:1.2.0

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.