Unit, Functional, Integration, and End-to-End test running.
domain: The domain of the site without protocol. It may also be a Base URL
(with a path prefix) so long as the protocol is excluded. This domain is used
to construct complete URLs for testing purposes. This may be overridden by the
GDT_DOMAIN
environment variable, and if neither is set will fall back to the
environment's hostname. If a domain is specified, we recommend it is lined up
with any standard set for local development, as development processes should
not default to hitting a production or staging environment.
siteUrls: (Optional) A map of Drupal subsite names to the URLs by which
each can be accessed for end-to-end testing by tools such as Behat. For clarity
please align the site names (keys) with any Drush Site Aliases. If no siteUrls
are specified it will default to http://<%= config.domain %>
. The environment
variable override is GDT_SITEURLS
.
"siteUrls": {
"default": "http://<%= config.domain %>",
"subsite": "http://sub.<%= config.domain %>.local",
"external": "http://example.com"
},
To support Behat tests, the example includes a basic behat.yml configuration file and a features/ directory for test cases inside the general test/ directory.
This is an example of the settings for Behat tasks:
{
"behat": {
"flags": "--tags '~@javascript'",
"path": "/usr/local/bin/behat",
"subsite": {
"src": "./test/features/subsite/*.feature",
"debug": false
}
}
}
behat.<siteurl>: A map of Drupal subsite names to a configuration object, which will extend the defaults passed to grunt-parallel-behat
behat.flags: A string with any command-line arguments and options that
should be used while invoking Behat. These flags can be overridden by using the
--behat-flags
option when running grunt
. Common use cases are to include or
exclude tests according to tags or to use an alternative profile defined in
behat.yml
.
behat.path: A string with the path to the Behat executable. By default, this
is set to vendor/bin/behat
to use the version of Behat installed by Composer.
Only set this option if you need to use a specific version of Behat that is
installed elsewhere.