TestCafe - How can I run multiple fixtures (one after the other, not concurrent)?
I have multiple fixtures (interaction between a website and a hybrid app) and I would like to have a test suite run (Smoke test, regression test ...) but I'm not sure how to do it.
This is how my tests look like:
What I want to do is run all tests (eg. CreatePollAndCloseIt.js, CreatePollPinAndDelete.js, CreateStreamAssertions.js and so on until the last one VotePollWhitelabel ) and get a report after.
Thank you!
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I have multiple fixtures (interaction between a website and a hybrid app) and I would like to have a test suite run (Smoke test, regression test ...) but I'm not sure how to do it.
This is how my tests look like:
What I want to do is run all tests (eg. CreatePollAndCloseIt.js, CreatePollPinAndDelete.js, CreateStreamAssertions.js and so on until the last one VotePollWhitelabel ) and get a report after.
Thank you!
automated-tests e2e-testing code-organization web-testing testcafe
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:49
Alex Skorkin
2,1171532
asked Nov 23 '18 at 11:07
MikeTMikeT
285
add a comment |
I have multiple fixtures (interaction between a website and a hybrid app) and I would like to have a test suite run (Smoke test, regression test ...) but I'm not sure how to do it.
This is how my tests look like:
What I want to do is run all tests (eg. CreatePollAndCloseIt.js, CreatePollPinAndDelete.js, CreateStreamAssertions.js and so on until the last one VotePollWhitelabel ) and get a report after.
Thank you!
automated-tests e2e-testing code-organization web-testing testcafe
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:49
Alex Skorkin
2,1171532
asked Nov 23 '18 at 11:07
MikeTMikeT
285
I have multiple fixtures (interaction between a website and a hybrid app) and I would like to have a test suite run (Smoke test, regression test ...) but I'm not sure how to do it.
This is how my tests look like:
What I want to do is run all tests (eg. CreatePollAndCloseIt.js, CreatePollPinAndDelete.js, CreateStreamAssertions.js and so on until the last one VotePollWhitelabel ) and get a report after.
Thank you!
automated-tests e2e-testing code-organization web-testing testcafe
automated-tests e2e-testing code-organization web-testing testcafe
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:49
Alex Skorkin
2,1171532
asked Nov 23 '18 at 11:07
MikeTMikeT
285
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:49
Alex Skorkin
2,1171532
asked Nov 23 '18 at 11:07
MikeTMikeT
285
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:49
Alex Skorkin
2,1171532
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:49
Alex Skorkin
2,1171532
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:49
Alex Skorkin
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2,1171532
asked Nov 23 '18 at 11:07
MikeTMikeT
285
asked Nov 23 '18 at 11:07
MikeTMikeT
285
asked Nov 23 '18 at 11:07
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You can run all your tests by specifying the parent folder of your test file. For example you can run all your Mobile Tests with the command:
testcafe chrome <path>/MobileTests
Also it's possible to reorganize your folder structure, eg:
- Mobile
- Smoke
- Regression
In this case you can run your test suites via following commands:
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile- for all tests
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Smoke- only smoke
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Regression- only regression
Another way to organize the test-suites is using the testing metadata. Please refer to the following articles to get the details:
- Specifying Testing Metadata
- Filtering by Testing Metadata
answered Nov 23 '18 at 12:54
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You can run all your tests by specifying the parent folder of your test file. For example you can run all your Mobile Tests with the command:
testcafe chrome <path>/MobileTests
Also it's possible to reorganize your folder structure, eg:
- Mobile
- Smoke
- Regression
In this case you can run your test suites via following commands:
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile- for all tests
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Smoke- only smoke
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Regression- only regression
Another way to organize the test-suites is using the testing metadata. Please refer to the following articles to get the details:
- Specifying Testing Metadata
- Filtering by Testing Metadata
answered Nov 23 '18 at 12:54
Alex KamaevAlex Kamaev
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You can run all your tests by specifying the parent folder of your test file. For example you can run all your Mobile Tests with the command:
testcafe chrome <path>/MobileTests
Also it's possible to reorganize your folder structure, eg:
- Mobile
- Smoke
- Regression
In this case you can run your test suites via following commands:
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile- for all tests
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Smoke- only smoke
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Regression- only regression
Another way to organize the test-suites is using the testing metadata. Please refer to the following articles to get the details:
- Specifying Testing Metadata
- Filtering by Testing Metadata
answered Nov 23 '18 at 12:54
Alex KamaevAlex Kamaev
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You can run all your tests by specifying the parent folder of your test file. For example you can run all your Mobile Tests with the command:
testcafe chrome <path>/MobileTests
Also it's possible to reorganize your folder structure, eg:
- Mobile
- Smoke
- Regression
In this case you can run your test suites via following commands:
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile- for all tests
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Smoke- only smoke
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Regression- only regression
Another way to organize the test-suites is using the testing metadata. Please refer to the following articles to get the details:
- Specifying Testing Metadata
- Filtering by Testing Metadata
answered Nov 23 '18 at 12:54
Alex KamaevAlex Kamaev
61117
You can run all your tests by specifying the parent folder of your test file. For example you can run all your Mobile Tests with the command:
testcafe chrome <path>/MobileTests
Also it's possible to reorganize your folder structure, eg:
- Mobile
- Smoke
- Regression
In this case you can run your test suites via following commands:
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile- for all tests
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Smoke- only smoke
testcafe chrome <path>/Mobile/Regression- only regression
Another way to organize the test-suites is using the testing metadata. Please refer to the following articles to get the details:
- Specifying Testing Metadata
- Filtering by Testing Metadata
answered Nov 23 '18 at 12:54
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