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audio | ||
breakout | ||
chat | ||
connectionStatus | ||
core | ||
customparameters | ||
notifications | ||
polling | ||
presentation | ||
screenshare | ||
settings | ||
sharednotes | ||
stress | ||
user | ||
virtualizedlist | ||
webcam | ||
whiteboard | ||
.env.template | ||
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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
You may also need to run the following command:
$ npx playwright install-deps
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
We recommend to use Node version 16 or higher to avoid errors in JavaScript.
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"
Recording Meteor messages
A modified version of websockify
can be used to record the Meteor messages exchanged between client and server, by inserted a WebSocket proxy between the client and server, configured to record the sessions.
First, on the server, obtain the modified websockify
:
git clone https://github.com/BrentBaccala/websockify.git
Install additional dependencies:
sudo apt install python3-numpy
Then add the following stanza to /usr/share/bigbluebutton/nginx/bbb-html5.nginx
:
location ~* /html5client/.*/websocket {
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:4200;
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection "Upgrade";
}
From the websockify
directory, run websockify
configured to proxy WebSocket connections from port 4200 to port 4100, recording the sessions to files named bbb.1
, bbb.2
, etc.:
./run -v --record=bbb --ws-target=ws://localhost:4100{path} 4200
Now reload nginx:
sudo systemctl reload nginx
Meteor messages for Big Blue Button sessions will now be recorded for later review.
It doesn't seem necessary to relay cookies, but that could be done by giving a --ws-relay-header=Cookie
argument to websockify
.