savaslabs/docker-behat repository overview

⁠Environment for running Behat tests.

Fork of https://github.com/Bergil32/docker-behat⁠ with the following changes:

• Remove default feature file from /features
• Remove all behat extensions from base image
• Re-run composer install on entrypoint

To use in a project:

• Create a directory named (for example) behat and copy this project's docker-compose.yml and composer.json into that directory.
• Customize behat.yml, composer.json as needed and add tests into the /features directory.
• Replace your-projects-network-name with the network name of the default network for your root docker-compose.yml file
• If you need selenium, add a selenium container (e.g. selenium/standalone-chrome to your root dockerfile)
• To run tests, run cd behat && docker-compose up.

⁠Original project docs

⁠The image and environment architecture are regularly updated. Check for updates.

This is tiny behat image based on Alpine Linux⁠ with PHP7.

This image includes:

Behat⁠

Mink⁠

Mink extension⁠

Mink goutte driver⁠

Mink selenium2 driver⁠

Drupal extension⁠

Guzzle⁠

PHP Unit⁠

Faker⁠

PHPspec2-expect⁠

Behat cucumber json formatter⁠

Also, run script uses official selenium/standalone-chrome⁠ image.

⁠In order to run tests:

• Clone a repository.

git clone https://github.com/Bergil32/docker-behat.git

• Put your custom contexts into "features/bootstrap/" folder if needed.

• Configure behat.yml for your custom contexts.

• Put your tests into "features/" folder and remove Test.feature.

• Run the shell script.

sh run.sh

• Reports and text files with information about screenshots are saved in artifacts/ folder.

• Screenshots will be uploaded to https://wsend.net/⁠.

Additional thanks to Serge Skripchuk⁠ for his help.