EcommerceE2ETestSample

Dynamics 365 Commerce storefront E2E functional test sample

Introduction

This is a sample project on how to automate functional end to end tests for Dynamics 365 Commerce storefront .

Automated end to end checkout functional test

Pre-requisites

1. Node.js to be installed with a version 16.0.0 or later - Download | Node.js (nodejs.org)
2. Visual studio code can be installed from Download Visual Studio Code - Mac, Linux, Windows
3. GIT must be installed http://git-scm.com/download/win
4. Yarn must be installed Installation | Yarn - Package Manager (yarnpkg.com)
5. This sample uses starter theme and test payment connector for card payment.Change the theme in site builder to user starter theme.Change the payment connector configuration to use test connector.

Setup

1. Open PowerShell as administrator and type ‘code’.Visual Studio Code will open.

2. Clone Ecommerce E2E from github using git or visual studio code

3. In VS Code Go to “Terminal” and then click “New Terminal”

4. In the VS Code Terminal type the command yarn install

   Troubleshoot:
   If the command is not recognized although using a Node.js version 16.0.0 or later you can use “npm i -g corepack” from the VS Code Terminal command line to modify

5. Update site url and b2c signin url in data/settings.ts

6. Once yarn install has finished successfully, type yarn start in the VS Code Terminal

7. The test will start(ecommerce site will open…) in edge browser in incognito mode

Configuration

Adjust test speed from value 0.1(lowest)-1(highest) in config.testcaferc

"speed": 0.1

Integration

1. Emulating the test on specific device or screen size
2. Running the tests as part of devops pipeline
3. Cross browser testing

Troubleshoot

If the test doesn’t start (eCommerce site is not showing) review the VS Code Terminal command output. The test script is configured to use edge in incognito mode.
To validate installed browsers you can use yarn list-browsers
If the command is not recognized, run another install of testcafe using npm install -g testcafe If you need to use a different browser you can change the config-file config.testcaferc.json

Contributing

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