Champy Automation Project

Azinec LLC

Installation:

git clone https://github.com/MishaTyupa/champy-automation-project.git
cd champy-automation-project
npm install
grunt

Setting up tests

The main thing to do in order to set up tests is to get the desired capabilities correct. These live in tests/functional/helpers/caps.js. This is a JavaScript hash object that can be populated as you see fit.

Running the tests

There are two ways to run the tests. Either directly with mocha, or using grunt. The latter is preferred.

Tests will, by default, run on Sauce Labs, for which you will need a username and access key set as the environment variables SAUCE_USERNAME and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY, respectively. To run locally, use SAUCE=false.

Mocha

With mocha, you can use any options you feel like. But you will need to specify a DEVICE, which is a valid key into the caps.js file. For instance, you can run:

DEVICE=android:4.4 mocha -t 90000 -R spec tests/functional/ios/web-specs.js

This will allow you to run specific tests with specific capabilities.

Grunt

There are many grunt tasks available. Use grunt --help to see a list.

You can validate your tests with jshint using

grunt jshint

And you can "watch" jshint (i.e., run jshint on any updated files as they are saved)

grunt watch

To see more logging, run with the environment variable VERBOSE on. E.g.,

VERBOSE=true grunt test:ios:7.1

To run tests, there are a variety of tasks. Each "system" (i.e., iOS or Android) that you specify desired capabilities for will provide a test task. Thus for the capabilities

{
  "ios": {
    "7.1": {
      "browserName": null,
      "appiumVersion": "1.3.4",
      "platformName": "iOS",
      "platformVersion": "7.1",
      "deviceName": "iPhone Simulator",
      "app": null
    },
    "8.1": {
      "browserName": null,
      "appiumVersion": "1.3.4",
      "platformName": "iOS",
      "platformVersion": "8.1",
      "deviceName": "iPhone 5s",
      "app": null
    }
  },
  "android": {
    "4.4": {
      "browserName": "Browser",
      "appiumVersion": "1.3.4",
      "platformName": "Android",
      "platformVersion": "4.4",
      "deviceName": "Android Emulator",
      "app": null
    },
    "4.4c": {
      "browserName": "Chrome",
      "appiumVersion": "1.3.4",
      "platformName": "Android",
      "platformVersion": "4.4",
      "deviceName": "Android Emulator",
      "app": null
    }
  }
}

There will be available the following individual tasks

grunt test:ios:7.1
grunt test:ios:8.1
grunt test:android:4.4
grunt test:android:4.4c

There are also collective tasks, for running all the tests for a system (or all together) with all available capabilities

grunt test:android
grunt test:ios
grunt test:all

Finally, there are tests which do the same as the previous ones, but in parallel

grunt test:android:parallel
grunt test:ios:parallel
grunt test:all:parallel

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