Magium – Selenium Based Magento Testing

Magium is a testing tool that I am working on.  Here is an intro.

Install with one, simple command

composer require magium/magento

Turn simple Selenium commands into simpler API calls

This code navigates to a product

class ProductNavigationTest extends AbstractMagentoTestCase
{

    protected $productName = 'Pearl Stud Earrings';

    public function testNavigateToJewelry()
    {
        $this->commandOpen($this->getTheme()->getBaseUrl());
        $this->getNavigator()->navigateTo($theme->getNavigationPathToProductCategory());
        $this->getNavigator(Product::NAVIGATOR)->navigateTo($this->productName);
        $this->assertTitleContains($this->productName);
    }
}

Turn crazy-hard Selenium commands into simple API calls

This code adds a product to the cart, checks out as a customer, and navigates to the order on the customer frontend

class CustomerCheckoutTest extends AbstractMagentoTestCase
{

    public function testBasicCheckout()
    {
        $this->commandOpen($this->getTheme()->getBaseUrl());
        $addToCart = $this->getAction(AddItemToCart::ACTION);
        $addToCart->addSimpleProductToCartFromCategoryPage();
        $this->setPaymentMethod('CashOnDelivery');
         $customerCheckout= $this->getAction(CustomerCheckout::ACTION);
        $customerCheckout->execute();

        $orderId = $this->getExtractor(OrderId::EXTRACTOR)->getOrderId();
        $this->getNavigator(AccountHome::NAVIGATOR)->navigateTo();
        $this->getNavigator(NavigateToOrder::NAVIGATOR)->navigateTo($orderId);
    }
}

Build tests that work across multiple different Magento versions

This code builds an initial test and then simply extends the original test, changing the theme configuration

class ProductNavigationTest extends AbstractMagentoTestCase
{

    public function testNavigateToCategory()
    {
        $this->commandOpen($this->getTheme()->getBaseUrl());
        $this->getNavigator()->navigateTo($theme->getNavigationPathToProductCategory());
    }
}

// Class extends the original test for testing Magento CE 1.8
class MagentoCE18ProductNavigationTest extends ProductNavigationTest
{
    protected function setUp()
    {
        parent::setUp();
        $this->switchThemeConfiguration('Magium\Magento\Themes\Magento18\ThemeConfiguration');
    }

}

// Class extends the original test for testing Magento EE 1.14
class MagentoEE114ProductNavigationTest extends ProductNavigationTest
{
    protected function setUp()
    {
        parent::setUp();
        $this->switchThemeConfiguration('Magium\Magento\Themes\MagentoEE114\ThemeConfiguration');
    }

}

Get Started

1. Download Selenium Server and Chrome WebDriver
2. Start Selenium Server

   java -Dwebdriver.chrome.driver=chromedriver.exe -jar selenium-server-standalone-2.48.2.jar

3. Download and install Composer (or create a new project in your IDE with Composer support
4. Add Magium to your project for the software you will be testing. For example, if you are testing Magento.

   composer require magium/magento

Magium is built using PHP and PHPUnit, but if you aren’t very familiar with either don’t worry, it’s actually not that hard. If you are using an IDE (it’s probably the best $100 you will spend in a long time) a significant amount of functionality can be built using only minimal PHP coding knowledge.

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