A starter project for getting started with end-to-end testing using node.js, grunt, and sonos-drive. This example isn't meant to cover every possible use case, but it should get you started. If you have any questions, please reach out.

This project contains a single test meant to verify a piece of text on sonos.com. After you download the example, and unzip the file, navigate to the sonos-e2e-boilerplate directory and run:

npm install

In order to use sonos-drive, which is a simple NPM module that's been installed for this project and provides all the necessary dependencies you need for you to easily install tests, you'll need to fill out your SauceLabs credentials in spec/e2e/e2e-harness.js.

drive.config(sauce_username, sauce_accesskey, test_suite_name);

The SauceLabs credentials come from your SauceLabs account. The test_suite_name is a string that can be anything, like 'Suit'.

Now you're ready to execute the test. To run the test locally, type the following command from the Terminal program (Mac) or cmd (Windows):

grunt e2e --url=http://www.sonos.com

This will start an instance of Firefox, navigate to the sonos.com url and run the test.

Running your test against SauceLabs is not much different. Right now, sonos-drive supports 6 environments. In your grunt command, just pass the environment you want to use and make sure you pass an --env=saucelabs flag so that sonos-drive doesn't try to run the test locally.

Examples

Run your test in Linux Firefox on SauceLabs

grunt e2e:firefox --url=http://www.sonos.com --env=saucelabs

Run your test in Mac Chrome on SauceLabs

grunt e2e:chrome --url=http://www.sonos.com --env=saucelabs

Run your test in Mac Safari on SauceLabs

grunt e2e:safari --url=http://www.sonos.com --env=saucelabs

Run your test in Internet Explorer 11 on SauceLabs

grunt e2e:ie11 --url=http://www.sonos.com --env=saucelabs

Run your test in Internet Explorer 10 on SauceLabs

grunt e2e:ie10 --url=http://www.sonos.com --env=saucelabs

Run your test in Internet Explorer 9 on SauceLabs

grunt e2e:ie9 --url=http://www.sonos.com --env=saucelabs

Environments are maintained through the sonos-drive module. We can add whatever environment is supported by SauceLabs.