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Claudiu Lodromanean 2017-11-01 10:00:44 -07:00
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## Getting started
Getting set up with and running the end-to-end tests is a fairly straightforward process that should take you less than 15 minutes. In the future, some of these steps are going to get automated for an easier and quicker set up.
1. Start with a clean WooCommerce install.
2. Use one of the following themes: twenty-twelve, twenty-fifteen, Storefront.
3. Import the WooCommerce dummy data using the WordPress Importer. The dummy data can be found in the WooCommerce plugin folder at `dummy-data/dummy-data.xml`.
4. Add a flat rate shipping method to the default "Rest of the World" shipping zone.
5. `cd` to the WooCommerce plugin folder.
6. Run `npm install` to get all of the dependencies.
7. Copy the file `tests/e2e-tests/config/local-sample.json` to `tests/e2e-tests/config/local-development.json`.
8. Fill in the correct details in `local-development.json`.
9. To run all of the tests run `grunt e2e-tests`. If you want to run only one file's tests you can use the `e2e-test` command with the `--file` flag: `grunt e2e-test --file="checkout-page.js"`.
10. Sit back and relax while the computer does all of the work.
Getting set up with and running the end-to-end tests is a fairly straightforward process that should take you less than 15 minutes.
1. Start with a local WordPress development environment (e.g. VVV) with WooCommerce available and one of the following themes: twenty-twelve, twenty-fifteen, Storefront.
2. Import the SQL database from `tests/e2e-tests/data/e2e-db.sql` into your environment. There are many potential ways you can do this and many tutorials are available for this.
3. `cd` to the WooCommerce plugin folder.
4. Run `npm install` to get all of the dependencies.
5. Copy the file `tests/e2e-tests/config/local-sample.json` to `tests/e2e-tests/config/local-development.json`.
6. Fill in the correct details in `local-development.json`.
7. To run all of the tests run `grunt e2e-tests`. If you want to run only one file's tests you can use the `e2e-test` command with the `--file` flag: `grunt e2e-test --file="checkout-page.js"`.
8. Sit back and relax while the computer does all of the work.
## Using the end-to-end components for testing your extensions