Content Comparison

🛠️ Testing Frameworks and Tools

• Framework Details: Mention that you are using

  • Mocha as the test runner

  and

  • Chai for assertions

  .

  • Puppeteer as the library for E2E

  • Minimist for environment parameterization

• Version Information: Include the versions of Mocha, Chai, Node.js, and any other relevant tools or libraries to ensure consistency across environments.

  • Chai Version: 4.3.6

  • Mocha Version: 10.7.3

  • Puppeteer: 23.3.1

  • Minimist: 1.2.8

📒 Test Organization and Structure

• Directory Structure: Explain how the test files are organized within the project. Provide a visual representation if possible.

  Code Block

  root/tests

  /e2e /users /orders /...

• Naming Conventions: Describe the naming conventions used for files, test suites, and test cases to maintain consistency.

• /name.test.js

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• Naming Conventions: The tests are named after their purpose followed by a .test extension and .js. An example for login is login.test.js

💡 Prerequisites

• Node.js installed on your machine.

• npm (Node Package Manager) available.

🗒️ Test Execution Instructions

• Running Tests Locally: Provide stepStep-by-step instructions on how to execute the tests locally, including any necessary commands.

• bash

  Code Block
  npm install npm test

• Running Tests on Staging:

  Code Block
  npm install npm testmocha '.\test\' --env=staging

• Running Tests on Production:

  Code Block
  mocha '.\test\' --env=production

• Continuous Integration (CI) Pipeline: If applicable, describe how tests are integrated into the CI pipeline and any configurations needed.

E2E Test Scenarios