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*****This README is still in progress*

Testing E2E with Cypress

Getting Started

To run existing tests on your desired framework:

prerequisite: You must create populate packages/e2e/.env values in order for tests to run successfully against the examples. The values you need to populate are specified in packages/e2e/.env.example. Please see Creating test users to see our conventions.

  1. Navigate to the root of your local clone of aws-amplify/amplify-ui
  2. Run yarn setup
  3. Run yarn [framework] dev (e.g. yarn react build)
  4. Run yarn [framework]-example dev (e.g. yarn react-example dev)
  5. Run yarn e2e dev

Contributing

Making new tests

  1. Create or Update a ${feature}.feature file (using Gherkin) describing the behavior in packages/e2e/features/${slug}.

    Feature: My new feature

  Documentation-friendly description of this feature, why it exists, & how to use it.

  @angular @react @vue
  Scenario: Example scenario using this feature
    Given some "STARTING_POINT"
    When I DO "SOMETHING"
    And I DO SOMETHING "ELSE"
    Then I see "THE DESIRED BEHAVIOR"

  @react @skip
  Scenario: Some React-specific scenario that can't be rain in CI

  @angular @todo-react @todo-vue
  Scenario: Some scenario supported in Angular, but React & Vue haven't added yet

  2. Create or Update the accompanying ${slug}.feature tests (e.g. packages/e2e/cypress/integration/${slug}/${feature}/${feature}.steps.ts

  3. Start one of the examples.

  4. Run yarn e2e dev to load Cypress

    TAGS='@react and not (@skip or @todo-react)' yarn e2e dev

  5. Click on your updated ${feature}.feature file to validate your changes

  6. Add tags above your Scenario to indicate how this feature should be tested:

    • If the library supports it, then add one of the following:

      • @angular for @aws-amplify/ui-angular
      • @react for @aws-amplify/ui-react
      • @vue for @aws-amplify/ui-vue

      This will ensure automated documentation marks these as supported features.

    • If the library supports it, but tests cannot be ran in CI for technical reasons, then also add:

      • @skip for all libraries
      • @skip-angular for specifically @aws-amplify/ui-angular
      • @skip-react for specifically @aws-amplify/ui-react
      • @skip-vue for specifically @aws-amplify/ui-vue

      This will ensure automated documentation marks these as supported features, but won't block builds (in PRs or main) with test failures.

    • If the library should support it, then also add:

      • @todo-angular for @aws-amplify/ui-angular
      • @todo-react for @aws-amplify/ui-react
      • @todo-vue for @aws-amplify/ui-vue

      This will ensure automated documentation marks these as upcoming features, will skip these on PRs, but will error on main until completed.

Creating test users

For our e2e tests, we use a specific pattern for test user creation in our various environments. Each test user will have a Cognito status which our tests will depend upon to test certain features. Before creating test users, do the following:

  1. Start an instance of an example using the environment in which you'll be creating test users
  2. Access the Amplify Admin UI for the environment

Creating a CONFIRMED user

  1. In the Amplify Admin UI, navigate to "User management" and click Create user

  2. Fill out their credentials according to the alias you need:

    • username: .env.USERNAME+CONFIRMED
    • email: .env.USERNAME+CONFIRMED@.env.DOMAIN
    • phone: +1.env.PHONE_NUMBER

  3. Fill out a temporary password of your choice and click Create user

  4. Find your new user in the users list, click them, select edit, and mark all aliases as Verified

  5. Navigate to your running example and sign in with the alias and temporary password created above

  6. Change the test user's password to .env.VALID_PASSWORD

Creating an UNCONFIRMED user

  1. Navigate to your running example and click Create account

  2. Fill out their credentials according to the alias you need:

    • username: .env.USERNAME+UNCONFIRMED
    • email: .env.USERNAME+UNCONFIRMED@.env.DOMAIN
    • phone: +7.env.PHONE_NUMBER

  3. Enter their password as .env.VALID_PASSWORD and create the user

Creating an FORCE_CHANGE_PASSWORD user

  1. In the Amplify Admin UI, navigate to "User management" and click Create user

  2. Fill out their credentials according to the alias you need:

    • username: .env.USERNAME+FORCE_CHANGE_PASSWORD
    • email: .env.USERNAME+FORCE_CHANGE_PASSWORD@.env.DOMAIN
    • phone: +30.env.PHONE_NUMBER

  3. Fill out a temporary password of your choice and click Create user

  4. Find your new user in the users list, click them, select edit, and mark all aliases as Verified

Creating an UNVERIFIED user

  1. In the Amplify Admin UI, navigate to "User management" and click Create user

  2. Fill out their credentials according to the alias you need:

    • username: .env.USERNAME+UNVERIFIED
    • email: .env.USERNAME+UNVERIFIED@.env.DOMAIN
    • phone: not implemented

  3. Fill out a temporary password of your choice and click Create user

  4. Navigate to your running example and sign in with the alias and temporary password created above

  5. Change the test user's password to .env.VALID_PASSWORD