woocommerce/tests/e2e/core-tests

WooCommerce Core End to End Test Suite

This package contains the automated end-to-end tests for WooCommerce.

Table of contents

• Pre-requisites
• Setting up core tests
• Test functions
  • Activation and setup
  • Merchant
  • Shopper
• Contributing a new test

Pre-requisites

Setting up the test environment

Follow E2E setup instructions.

Setting up core tests

• Create the folder tests/e2e/specs in your repository if it does not exist.
• To add a core test to your test suite, create a new .test.js file within tests/e2e/specs . Example code to run all the shopper tests:

const { runShopperTests } = require( '@woocommerce/e2e-core-tests' );

runShopperTests();

Test functions

The functions to access the core tests are:

Activation and setup

• runSetupOnboardingTests - Run all setup and onboarding tests
  • runActivationTest - Merchant can activate WooCommerce
  • runOnboardingFlowTest - Merchant can complete onboarding flow
  • runTaskListTest - Merchant can complete onboarding task list
  • runInitialStoreSettingsTest - Merchant can complete initial settings

Merchant

• runMerchantTests - Run all merchant tests
  • runCreateCouponTest - Merchant can create coupon
  • runCreateOrderTest - Merchant can create order
  • runAddSimpleProductTest - Merchant can create a simple product
  • runAddVariableProductTest - Merchant can create a variable product
  • runUpdateGeneralSettingsTest - Merchant can update general settings
  • runProductSettingsTest - Merchant can update product settings
  • runTaxSettingsTest - Merchant can update tax settings
  • runOrderStatusFilterTest - Merchant can filter orders by order status
  • runOrderRefundTest - Merchant can refund an order
  • runOrderApplyCouponTest - Merchant can apply a coupon to an order
  • runProductEditDetailsTest - Merchant can edit an existing product
  • runProductSearchTest - Merchant can search for a product and view it
  • runMerchantOrdersCustomerPaymentPage - Merchant can visit the customer payment page
  • runOrderSearchingTest - Merchant can search for order via different terms
  • runAddNewShippingZoneTest - Merchant can create shipping zones and let shopper test them
  • runMerchantOrderEmailsTest - Merchant can receive order emails and resend emails by Order Actions
  • runImportProductsTest - Merchant can import products via CSV file

Shopper

• runShopperTests - Run all shopper tests
  • runCartApplyCouponsTest - Shopper can use coupons on cart
  • runCartPageTest - Shopper can view and update cart
  • runCheckoutApplyCouponsTest - Shopper can use coupons on checkout
  • runCheckoutPageTest - Shopper can complete checkout
  • runMyAccountPageTest - Shopper can access my account page
  • runSingleProductPageTest - Shopper can view single product page in many variations (simple, variable, grouped)
  • runMyAccountPayOrderTest - Shopper can pay for his order in My Account
  • runCartApplyCouponsTest - Shopper can apply coupons in the cart
  • runCheckoutApplyCouponsTest - Shopper can apply coupons in the checkout
  • runProductBrowseSearchSortTest - Shopper can browse, search & sort products
  • runVariableProductUpdateTest - Shopper can view and update variations on a variable product

Contributing a new test

• In your branch create a new example-test-name.test.js under the tests/e2e/core-tests/specs folder.
• Jest does not allow its global functions to be accessed outside the jest environment. To allow the test code to be published in a package import any jest global functions used in your test

const {
	it,
	describe,
	beforeAll,
} = require( '@jest/globals' );

• Wrap your test in a function and export it

const runExampleTestName = () => {
	describe('Example test', () => {
		beforeAll(async () => {
			// ...
		});

		it('do some example action', async () => {
            // ...
		});
        // ...
    });
});

module.exports = runExampleTestName;

• Add your test to tests/e2e/core-tests/specs/index.js

const runExampleTestName = require( './grouping/example-test-name.test' );
// ...
module.exports = {
// ...
    runExampleTestName,
}