@apollo-annotation/jbrowse-plugin-apollo

jbrowse-plugin-apollo

Testing with cypress

These notes setup cypress and run tests. These notes are likely to change.

• One time step: Outside the Apollo dev container install cypress. E.g. on your OS terminal (not vscode) run:

yarn --cwd packages/jbrowse-plugin-apollo add cypress --dev
yarn --cwd packages/jbrowse-plugin-apollo add cypress-mongodb --dev

Add these lines to the packageExtensions section of .yarnrc.yml:

  cypress-mongodb@*:
    dependencies:
      bson: "*"

Then run yarn again.

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• Start jbrowse: You may want to pull the latest code to be consistent with the GitHub workflow

cd /path/to/jbrowse-components
git pull
yarn --cwd products/jbrowse-web start

• Start Apollo server. Within the docker container (i.e within vscode) and in distinct terminals run:

yarn --cwd packages/apollo-shared start

yarn --cwd packages/apollo-collaboration-server run cypress:start

yarn --cwd packages/jbrowse-plugin-apollo start

If above you change the name for the test database (apolloTestDb), change accordingly in commands.ts

• Open cypress in the testing directory, i.e. where yo have the relevant package.json. Typically (again outside the dev container/vscode):

yarn --cwd packages/jbrowse-plugin-apollo run cypress open --config baseUrl=http://localhost:3000

• For end-to-end testing, click "E2E Testing" -> Chrome -> Start E2E Testing. Click on one of the available test scripts.

To run tests locally in headless mode:

yarn --cwd packages/jbrowse-plugin-apollo run cypress run \
  --browser chrome \
  --config '{"baseUrl": "http://localhost:3000",
             "screenshotOnRunFailure": true,
             "video": true,
             "videoCompression": false,
             "retries": {"runMode": 0}}' \
  --spec cypress/e2e/editFeature.cy.ts