Environment setup

We use CodeceptJS and WebDriver for test automation, so we need to install its requirements first:

• Node.js version 8.9 or higher
• Java version 8 or higher
• Google Chrome for test running

After that we can install CodeceptJS, WebDriver and selenium server:

npm install codeceptjs webdriverio selenium-standalone --save-dev

npx selenium-standalone install

Testing data

After that we should specify variables for run tests on selected sandbox.

Go to data.json and add next values:

• email & password - test user credentials for login to the site (if you don't have any - create a test user on sandbox firstly)
• paypalEmail & paypalPassword - test Paypal user credentials
• paypalCreditEmail & paypalCreditPassword - test Paypal user credentials (that allow to test Paypal Credit function
• paypalCheckEmail& paypalCheckEmail- another one test Paypal user credentials (used for checking changing Paypal accounts)
• firstName ... phone - test shipping data. It used for tesing shipping address form, so they should match with form fields.
• firstNameCheck ... phoneCheck - another test shipping data (used for checking updating shipping address).
• nameOnCard ... expiration - test credit card data.
• productPageTV - product page link. Select a product that can be directly added to the cart (e.g. without selecting size, color, model, etc)
• loginPage - login page link.
• account - reference link to 'My account' page. No need to change it.

Custom functions

All the custom functions, that extend standard methods can be found in steps_file.js.

Test running

For test running use a command line. Go to the folder that contain the tests and config:

cd test_folder

Next step is to start a selenium server:

npx selenium-standalone start

Keep it running and open another console tab or window. Go to the folder:

cd test_folder

For run only one test with displaying steps use:

npx codeceptjs run selected_test.js --steps

For run all the test from current folder:

npx codeceptjs run --steps

References

All details can be found in official CodeceptJS documentation:

https://codecept.io/webdriver/