Most of you must already know some about web automation. In this training series, we will show you how to leverage Test Armada tools to make end-to-end tests easy, reliable, and massively parallel distributing tests across available resources both locally and remotely.

Prerequisites

1. Hostname mapping and open certain ports

• Please add the following hostname mapping in the /etc/hosts file

127.0.0.1 dev.walmart.com

• Demo test will use ports range [12000, 12010], please make sure your machine allows those ports

2. Install nvm We recommend using nvm to manage your node and npm version. The sample project recommends node@6.11.2 and above, npm@3.10.10 and above.

nvm install 6.11.2
nvm use 6.11.2

3. Apply SauceLabs credentials (username and api-key)

   The demo tests can be executed on SauceLabs. To use it, please make sure you have:

• SauceLabs account
• Have the following credentials set up in ~/.bashrc file

export SAUCE_CONNECT_VERSION=4.4.11
export SAUCE_USERNAME=${YOUR_SAUCE_NAME}
export SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=${YOUR_SAUCE_API_TOKEN}

4. Install Chrome browser, if you don't have it yet