.. | ||
audio | ||
breakout | ||
chat | ||
connectionStatus | ||
core | ||
customparameters | ||
media | ||
notifications | ||
polling | ||
presentation | ||
screenshare | ||
settings | ||
sharednotes | ||
stress | ||
user | ||
virtualizedlist | ||
webcam | ||
whiteboard | ||
.env.template | ||
.gitignore | ||
package-lock.json | ||
package.json | ||
playwright.config.js | ||
README.md |
BigBlueButton Playwright Tests
Tests for BigBlueButton using Playwright.
Setup (with an existing BigBlueButton server)
You need to install the dependencies:
$ cd ../bigbluebutton-tests/playwright
$ npm install
$ npx playwright install
To run these tests with an existing BigBlueButton server, you need to find the server's URL and secret (can be done with bbb-conf --secret
command). You need to put them into the .env
file inside bigbluebutton-tests/playwright
folder (variables BBB_URL
and BBB_SECRET
). Note: the value for BBB_URL
follows the format of https://<hostname>/bigbluebutton/api
.
Run tests
Tests can be executed using npx
and npm test
. You can run all tests in each of 3 supported environments (chromium
, firefox
, webkit
) with one of the following commands:
$ npx playwright test
or
$ npm test
You can also run a single test suite and limit the execution to only one browser:
$ npx playwright test chat --browser=firefox
or
$ npm test chat -- --browser=firefox
Additional commands
To see the tests running visually, you must run them in headed mode:
$ npm run test:headed chat
If you want to run a specific test or a specific group of tests, you can do so with the following command:
$ npm run test:filter "Send public message"
(note that this filter needs to be passed in "double quotes")
You can also use this also through the test tree, adding the test suite / group of tests before the test filter:
$ npm run test:filter "notifications chat"