In a previous article I have looked at running Drupal's Nightwatch and PHPUnit Tests using Drupal's Quickstart development environment. Today, I will look at how to run all the the PHP Unit Tests using a headless version of chrome.
Within your project root within the .ddev folder create a new YAML file and call it docker-compose.chromedriver.yaml
In a previous article, I looked into how to get started with Running Tests using Drupal Contributions on top of a local Lando container. I looked a little at the history of Drupal testing and in particular how to get started running PHP Unit tests.
If we look at core Drupal Views module under tests/src we can see the following in the core/tests folder
Worked across various initiatives mainly to do with Authorised user journeys. This including working as part of a newly formed initiative to improve the user login journey and also working to develop a new React based component library.
Part of newly formed Agile team to work on migrating exiting websites to their new subscription based website platform.
Updates to Adobe Air Application and creation of a new interactive html slide presentation to be used at an Industry Convention and Exhibition.
Information site for Haemophilia
Drupal 7 site build and theming, with the use of sag graphics to create a circular transition and fade.
Worked on a headless Symfony build with a Drupal backend rollout for a BEM component or modular based new front page.
Helped to develop new component library and implement the new digital design standards and to be gradually rolled out worldwide.
Provided cover for existing team why they were trained on the new website platform.
Jobs undertaken included:
Front End Development for AJAX driven site build based on Drupal 7.
Areas worked across included: