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E2E tests

UI and its interaction with the backend are tested using E2E (end-to-end) cypress tests.

Running the E2E tests

To just run it, you can execute the runE2e Gradle task. This command runs a complex task, which installs all dependencies and runs everything it needs.

./gradlew runE2e

Step-by-step run

  1. Prepare the environment by the development guide

  2. Install dependencies

    cd e2e && npm i

  3. Run the tested environment

    # Run frontend with E2E settings
./gradlew runWebAppNpmStartE2eDev
# Run the E2E Docker services (like fake SMTP server)
./gradlew runDockerE2eDev
# Run backend with e2e profile
./gradlew server-app:bootRun --args='--spring.profiles.active=e2e'
# You can also do this by running the application with the E2e profile using Idea CE or Ultimate.
# Then you will be also able to debug the backend and hotswap classes while running the tests, which can be pretty useful.

  4. Run the tests

    ./gradlew openE2eDev

  5. Stop the environment when done

    ./gradlew stopDockerE2e