The Winery

##Ingredients (components) The below components make this tool functional. This repository is powered by:

Composer

curl http://getcomposer.org/installer | php
php composer.phar install

Or you may need to just update to install thhe dependancies listed in composer.json via:

php composer.phar update

Pear

wget http://pear.php.net/go-pear.phar
php go-pear.phar

PHPUnit 3.x & Up

pear channel-discover pear.phpunit.de
pear channel-discover components.ez.no
pear channel-discover pear.symfony-project.com
pear install phpunit/PHPUnit

##Getting tipsy (local setup)

Mac OS X

Make sure you have Safari, Internet Explorer, Chrome & Firefox downloaded on the machines used for testing, respectively.

Open Terminal, then navigate to the project directory:

cd ~/path/to/saucey/

Firefox

By default Selenium starts with default:

java -jar vendor/saucey/drivers/selenium-server-standalone-2.45.0.jar

Open a new window/tab, then:

vendor/bin/behat

Chrome

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: chrome

Start Selenium with the chromeDriver as a parameter:

java -jar vendor/saucey/drivers/selenium-server-standalone-2.45.0.jar -Dwebdriver.chrome.driver=vendor/saucey/drivers/chromedriver

Open a new window/tab, then:

vendor/bin/behat

Safari

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: safari

####Requirements

1. Download this plugin.
2. Install the developers certificate in your "Keychain"
3. Open Safari
4. Go to Preferences
5. Click on the Extensions tab
6. Make sure WebDriver for WebDriver 2.38.0 is checked "enabled"
7. Close Safari

Start Selenium with the safariDriver as a parameter:

java -jar vendor/saucey/drivers/selenium-server-standalone-2.45.0.jar -Dwebdriver.safari.noinstall=true

Open a new window/tab, then:

vendor/bin/behat

Windows

Requirements

If you're on a Virtual Machine, there are a couple of things needed to get behat running. Make sure you have Internet Explorer, Chrome & Firefox downloaded on your machine or virtual machine.

1. Visual C++ 2008 Redistributables
2. WAMP
3. Add java to your PATH via steps
4. Similar to the above step, add PHP to your PATH C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.5.12;
5. Depending on your Internet Explorer settings, you may need to Enable Protection Mode

Open Command Prompt, then navigate to the project directory:

cd path\to\saucey

Internet Explorer

Start Selenium with the ieDriver as a parameter:

java -jar vendor\saucey\drivers\selenium-server-standalone-2.45.0.jar -Dwebdriver.ie.driver=vendors\saucey\drivers\IEDriverServer.exe

Open a new window/tab, then:

vendor\bin\behat

Firefox

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

Then change:

selenium2:
  browser: ie

To:

selenium2:
  browser: firefox

Start Selenium:

java -jar vendor\saucey\drivers\selenium-server-standalone-2.45.0.jar

Open a new window/tab, then:

vendor\bin\behat

###Chrome In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

Then change:

selenium2:
  browser: ie

To:

selenium2:
  browser: chrome

Start Selenium with the firefoxDriver (default) as a parameter:

java -jar vendor\saucey\drivers/\elenium-server-standalone-2.45.0.jar -Dwebdriver.chrome.driver=vendors\saucey\drivers\chromedriver.exe

Open a new window/tab, then:

vendor\bin\behat

#Getting drunk (cloud setup) Find additional information on drivers here.

To point saucey to SauceLabs, you'd need your user_name and access_key.

After registering for a free SauceLabs account:

1. Get your username and api-key, should be available via /account. Copy the info into your clipboard.

2. Open the behat.yml file with your favorite IDE and replace all instances of username:api-key with your username (used to log in) and api-key. Save.

3. To test something on a localhost in the cloud, you can open a tunnel with sauce connect. With your username and api-key/access_key from the steps above, run:

    vendor/bin/sauce_config user_name access_key
   

   To start the connect tunnel:

    vendor/sauce/connect/bin/sauce_connect 
   

Mac OS X Simulating

Firefox

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: firefox
  wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
  capabilities: {  "platform": "OS X 10.8", "version": "8", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

Chrome

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: chrome
  wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
  capabilities: {  "platform": "OS X 10.8", "version": "8", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

Safari

In Terminal or Finder open behat.yml in the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: safari
  wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
  capabilities: {  "platform": "OS X 10.8", "version": "8", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

##Windows Simulating

Internet Explorer

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: ie
  wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
  capabilities: {  "platform": "Windows 7", "version": "8", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

Firefox

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: firefox
  wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
  capabilities: {  "platform": "Windows 2012", "version": "10", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

Chrome

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

selenium2:
  browser: chrome
  wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
  capabilities: {  "platform": "Windows 7", "version": "39", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

Cloud Mobile Automated Testing

iPad

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

  selenium2:
    browser: iPad
    wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
    capabilities: {  "platform": "OS X 10.9", "version": "8.1", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Additionally, you can add "deviceOrientation": "landscape", or portrait to test orientation.

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

iPhone

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

  selenium2:
    browser: iPhone
    wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
    capabilities: {  "platform": "OS X 10.9", "version": "8.1", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

Android Phone

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

  selenium2:
    browser: android
    wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
    capabilities: {  "platform": "Linux", "version": "4.4", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE", "deviceType": "phone"}

Then:

vendor/bin/behat

Android Tablet

In behat.yml, from the root of the project directory.

  selenium2:
    browser: android
    wd_host: user_name:[email protected]/wd/hub
    capabilities: {  "platform": "Linux", "version": "4.4", "name": "NAME THIS SUITE", "deviceType": "tablet"}

Additionally, you can add "deviceOrientation": "landscape", or portrait to test orientation.

Then:

vendor/bin/behat