scratch-www/test

Requirements

• Selenium
  • See this directory's package.json
• TAP
  • In the scratch-www repo's package.json
• Chromedriver

Running the tests

• By default, tests run against our Staging instance, but you can pass in a different location if you want to run the tests against e.g. your local build
• Tests can be run using Saucelabs, an online service that can test browser/os combinations remotely. Currently all tests are written for use for chrome on mac.

Using tap

• Run all tests in the smoke-testing directory from the command-line: $ SMOKE_USERNAME=username SMOKE_PASSWORD=password ROOT_URL=https://scratch.mit.edu npm run smoke
• To run a single file from the command-line: $ SMOKE_USERNAME=username SMOKE_PASSWORD=password ROOT_URL=https://scratch.mit.edu node_modules/.bin/tap ./test/integration/smoke-testing/filename.js --timeout=3600
  • The timeout var is for the length of the entire tap test-suite; if you are getting a timeout error, you may need to adjust this value (some of the Selenium tests take a while to run)
• To run tests using saucelabs run this command $ SMOKE_USERNAME=username SMOKE_PASSWORD=password SAUCE_USERNAME=saucelabsUsername SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=saucelabsAccessKey ROOT_URL=https://scratch.mit.edu npm run smoke-sauce

Configuration

Variable	Default	Description
ROOT_URL	scratch.ly	Location you want to run the tests against
SMOKE_USERNAME	None	Username for Scratch user you're signing in with to test
SMOKE_PASSWORD	None	Password for Scratch user you're signing in with to test
SMOKE_REMOTE	false	Tests with Sauce Labs or not. True if running smoke-sauce
SMOKE_HEADLESS	false	Run browser in headless mode. Flaky at the moment
SAUCE_USERNAME	None	Username for your Sauce Labs account
SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY	None	Access Key for Sauce Labs found under User Settings

Using Saucelabs

• You will need a Saucelabs account in order to use it for testing. To find the Access Key, click your username and select User Settings from the dropdown menu. Near the bottom of the page is your access key that you can copy and use in the command line.