sw-cypress

This is a project dealing with the implementation of E2E tests for the Shopware platform project using Cypress framework.

Setup

Shopware platform itself is not shipped with this project. This way, you need a running environment with a shopware platform repository. For more details about the setup steps, please refer to Shopware platform's getting started guide.

At first, clone this project in a folder you like. After that, you can just run the tests in a Docker container (see below).

One thing to keep in mind

Please notice that these Cypress tests in cypress/integration/administration rely on a clean installation without any custom or demo data. You can quickly prepare such an environment using ./psh.phar init in your Shopware platform installation instead of ./psh.phar install.

Install Cypress

The easiest way to install Cypress and all npm dependencies into your project folder is this docker helper:

docker run -ti --rm -v "$(pwd)":/cypress -v npm-root-cache:/root/.cache --workdir /cypress cypress/browsers:node11.13.0-chrome73 npm ci

You can also follow the Cypress installation guide for a manual installation.

Run tests in Docker

Now you can run your tests in a Docker container:

docker run -ti --rm -v "$(pwd)":/cypress -v npm-root-cache:/root/.cache --workdir /cypress cypress/browsers:node11.13.0-chrome73 ./node_modules/cypress/bin/cypress run

Run tests on your machine (and watch them)

You can also run the tests on your machine and watch them running with cypress run.

Run only Storefront-Tests

If you only want to run the Storefront-Tests simply add --spec "cypress/integration/storefront/**/*" to the cypress open command.

Run tests against a remote URL

You can override the baseUrl to test a remote Shopware Installation by passing the --config baseUrl=https://<remote-hostname>/ param.

Further information

• Cypress documentation
• Shopware platform documentation
• Shopware development template
• Shopware platform project