stden/java-ui-browser repository overview

⁠stden/java-ui-browser

Run Java browser tests with JDK 27, Gradle, and Google Chrome.

⁠Contents

• Eclipse Temurin JDK 27
• Gradle 9.8.2
• Stable Google Chrome
• Git and Python 3 with venv
• libatomic for browser test tools

The working directory is /workspace. Commands run as the tester user. The default command starts Bash. Give this user write access to the mounted project files.

Gradle keeps its caches in /home/tester/.gradle (GRADLE_USER_HOME). To keep the downloaded dependencies between runs, mount a named volume at this path, for example -v gradle-cache:/home/tester/.gradle.

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⁠Pull and run

docker pull stden/java-ui-browser:latest
docker run --rm stden/java-ui-browser:latest \
  bash -c 'java --version && gradle --version && google-chrome --version'

Run this command from a Gradle project directory:

docker run --rm --shm-size=1g -v "$PWD":/workspace \
  stden/java-ui-browser:latest gradle --no-daemon test

Configure the browser in your tests to use headless mode. Your project supplies its test framework and browser driver dependencies.

⁠Checks and source

CI checks the Java, Gradle, Chrome, Git, and Python versions. It also checks that Python can load venv and libatomic.so.1.

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