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Both the selenium jar and the chromedriver are in the /bin directory, so there shouldn't be any manual setup here, nightwatch handles the selenium server_path

npm run test-e2e-local to test http://localhost:3001

or to target a different url:

npm run test-e2e-local -- --url https://flood-dev.aws.defra.cloud/

Need environment variables for, BS user and key:

export BS_USER= export BS_KEY=

Browserstack tunnel then needs setting up, either download the latst binary from https://www.browserstack.com/automate/node#firefox-profile ctrl-f for "Setting up local testing"

or go to /bin and run ./BrowserStackLocal $BS_KEY

With this running in a terminal you'll then be able to run tests against your localhost or a private domain ie dev/test

To setup bespoke environments for testing use the tool at https://www.browserstack.com/automate/node#firefox-profile to select browser/os/screensize and it gives the config options

In your environment variable location add, populated with the saucelabs connection details:

export SAUCE_USERNAME= export SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=

If you are wanting to test your localhost using sauce labs then a tunnel will need to be created for the remote to access your local. This is done through Sauce Connect. See https://wiki.saucelabs.com/display/DOCS/Setting+Up+Sauce+Connect

In the terminal run:

/bin/sc -u ${SAUCE_USERNAME} -k ${SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY} -B all

This will need to be left running whilst the remote tests are run:

npm run test-e2e-remote