The New Dawn version of Synpress differs in one major way from all previous versions and all other similar Web3 tools:
- We set up the browser only once, and we cache it. Thanks to this, tests not only run faster, but it also allows to use ALL FEATURES of Playwright, such as parallel testing 🚀
You can define how a browser should be set up yourself. You can find setup file examples here.
All setup files must have the following naming structure: *.setup.{js,ts}
.
Once you define a setup file, you can build a cache with our CLI. By default, the cache is built in a headed mode and
utilizes the setup files from test/wallet-setup
directory.
Try running it with the --help
flag to see all available configuration options.
Here's how to use it:
# Build cache in a headed mode:
synpress
# Build cache in a headless mode:
synpress --headless
- Install dependencies:
pnpm install
- Start MetaMask Test Dapp:
pnpm run serve:test-dapp
- Install Playwright:
pnpm exec playwright install
3a. If you do not have Anvil installed, go to the Foundry installation guide and follow the instructions.
- Build cache with our CLI by using a script:
# You can either build cache in a headed mode:
pnpm run build:cache
# Or in a headless mode:
pnpm run build:cache:headless
- Run Playwright tests as you would normally do:
# Use one of our scripts:
pnpm run test:playwright:headful
pnpm run test:playwright:headless
pnpm run test:playwright:headless:ui
# Or use Playwright directly:
playwright test
HEADLESS=true playwright test
HEADLESS=true playwright test --ui
Currently, tests are triggered in a headed mode by default. Add HEADLESS=true
to run them in a headless mode.
This behavior will change soon! 🫡
If you need more than this example project, check out our tests for MetaMask here.