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Insomnia Smoke Tests
This project contains the smoke testing suite for Insomnia App.
To find more about Inso CLI smoke tests, check this document.
Quick-start
Prerequisites:
- Clone the project
- Run
npm run bootstrap
To run all tests:
- In one terminal run:
npm run watch:app - In another terminal run:
npm run test:smoke:dev
To run single tests:
- Filter by the file or test title, e.g.
npm run test:smoke:dev -- oauth
Debugging and Developing Tests locally
Playwright VS Code extension
In order to run/debug tests directly from VS Code:
- Install the Playwright extension.
- With the extension installed, run on terminal
npm run watch:app.
You can trigger tests from the Testing tab, or within the test files clicking the run button.
If no tests appear, you may need to run "Refresh playwright tests". This can be done from the command palette, or by using the button at the top of the Testing tab.
Playwright Inspector
You can step through tests with playwright inspector: PWDEBUG=1 npm run test:smoke:dev
This is also useful to help create new tests.
Playwright Trace viewer
We generate Playwright Traces when tests run. These can be used to debug local and CI test failures.
To open a local trace viewer for a given test output, run:
# Example:
npx playwright show-trace packages/insomnia-smoke-test/screenshots/app-can-send-requests/trace.zip
Alternatively you can upload this trace to trace.playwright.dev.
Additional Log levels
You can enable additional logging to help you debug tests:
- Playwright logs:
DEBUG=pw:api npm run test:smoke:dev - Insomnia console logs:
DEBUG=pw:browser npm run test:smoke:dev - WebServer console logs:
DEBUG=pw:WebServer npm run test:smoke:dev
Reproducing CI Failures
Getting traces from CI
Traces from CI execution can be found in the failed CI job's artifacts.
After downloading the artifacts, these can be extracted and loaded up into the Trace viewer.
Build and package methods
It's possible to run the smoke tests for:
- A
build, the JS bundle that is loaded into an electron client - A
package, the executable binary (e.g..dmgor.exe)
For build:
# Transpile js bundle
npm run app-build
# Run tests
npm run test:smoke:build
For package:
# Build executable in /packages/insomnia/dist
npm run app-package
# Run tests
npm run test:smoke:package
Each of the above commands will automatically run the Express server, so you do not need to take any extra steps.
Non recurring tests
Non recurring / non-CI tests, like pre-release ones, can be run using Playwright VS Code extension or by running test:dev against the desired test file:
npm run test:dev --prefix packages/insomnia-smoke-test -- preferences-interactions