try (CypressContainer container = new CypressContainer().withLocalServerPort(port)
.withBrowser("firefox")) {
container.start();
CypressTestResults testResults = container.getTestResults();
...
}Testcontainers-cypress release 0.4.0
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Testcontainers-cypress 0.4.0 is released with support for Cypress 4.0.1 which has Firefox support.
Multiple browsers
With testcontainers-cypress 0.4.0, it is now possible to specify which browser to use:
If we combine this with JUnit 5 DynamicTest support, we can do this:
@SpringBootTest(webEnvironment = SpringBootTest.WebEnvironment.RANDOM_PORT)
class TodoControllerCypressIntegrationTest {
@LocalServerPort
private int port;
@TestFactory
List<DynamicContainer> runCypressTests() throws InterruptedException, IOException, TimeoutException {
Testcontainers.exposeHostPorts(port);
DynamicContainer chromeTests = DynamicContainer.dynamicContainer("Chrome",
runCypressTestsOnBrowser("chrome")); (1)
DynamicContainer firefoxTests = DynamicContainer.dynamicContainer("Firefox",
runCypressTestsOnBrowser("firefox")); (2)
return List.of(chromeTests, firefoxTests);
}
@NotNull
private List<DynamicContainer> runCypressTestsOnBrowser(String browser) throws InterruptedException, TimeoutException, IOException {
try (CypressContainer container = new CypressContainer().withLocalServerPort(port)
.withBrowser(browser)) {
container.start();
CypressTestResults testResults = container.getTestResults();
return convertToJUnitDynamicTests(testResults); (3)
}
}
@NotNull
private List<DynamicContainer> convertToJUnitDynamicTests(CypressTestResults testResults) {
List<DynamicContainer> dynamicContainers = new ArrayList<>();
List<CypressTestSuite> suites = testResults.getSuites();
for (CypressTestSuite suite : suites) {
createContainerFromSuite(dynamicContainers, suite);
}
return dynamicContainers;
}
private void createContainerFromSuite(List<DynamicContainer> dynamicContainers, CypressTestSuite suite) {
List<DynamicTest> dynamicTests = new ArrayList<>();
for (CypressTest test : suite.getTests()) {
dynamicTests.add(DynamicTest.dynamicTest(test.getDescription(), () -> assertTrue(test.isSuccess())));
}
dynamicContainers.add(DynamicContainer.dynamicContainer(suite.getTitle(), dynamicTests));
}
}| 1 | Run the tests in Chrome |
| 2 | Run the tests in Firefox |
| 3 | Convert the results of the Cypress tests into DynamicContainer and DynamicTest objects |
When running the test in IntelliJ, we see this nice hierarchy of the tests, grouped per browser:
Specify what tests to run
With this release, a new withSpec(String spec) method is added.
This allows to specify a single spec file to run or to run multiple by specifying a wildcard.
For example to specify a single spec file:
try (CypressContainer container = new CypressContainer().withLocalServerPort(port)
.withSpec("cypress/integration/todos.spec.js")) {
container.start();
CypressTestResults testResults = container.getTestResults();Example with wildcards:
try (CypressContainer container = new CypressContainer().withLocalServerPort(port)
.withSpec("cypress/integration/login/**")) {
container.start();
CypressTestResults testResults = container.getTestResults();Conclusion
See testcontainers-cypress-0.4.0-example for the full source of this example.
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