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sulu-behat-bundle

Adds Contexts and Helper to easily set-up behat tests in your sulu application. It makes use of the symfony-behat-bundle.

Installation

  1. Add the bundle via composer

  2. Activate bundles in config/bundles.php

  3. Configure behat Extensions

Add the extension to your behat.yml. With the context parameter you can decide if the sulu kernel for this profile is running in website or admin (default) context. It's recommended to use tags to sort features into suites. Also make sure the symfony extension is enabled and configured.

NOTE: The FriendsOfBehat\SymfonyExtension must be placed before the SuluExtension.

You can then add Contexts as you like/need.

Run tests

Make sure you have a database configured for the test environment. It's recommended to have an extra database configured for tests in .env.test, to not accidentally delete real contents. After configuration you should initialise it once, before running any test against it.

You can then run the tests in default oder admin profile.

Examples

First you should take a look at the symfony examples. More sulu specific examples can be found in features/ folder.

Recommended bundles

There are contexts, that can ony be enabled when the according bundles are installed.

What's next?

Possible enhancements for the next release could be

All versions of sulu-behat-bundle with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.1
ext-dom Version *
ext-json Version *
behat/behat Version ^3.8
elbformat/symfony-behat-bundle Version ^1.5
friends-of-behat/symfony-extension Version ^2.2
sulu/sulu Version ^2.4
symfony/event-dispatcher Version 5.4.*
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