From 70af6e8892d8ef3dbbbf4ab9296e41f13e90dfa8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alexandre Daubois Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2023 15:41:20 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] Move documentation to symfony-docs --- README.md | 682 +----------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 678 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 8a809bb1..4f6cee6b 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -8,685 +8,11 @@ Panther is super powerful. It leverages [the W3C's WebDriver protocol](https://www.w3.org/TR/webdriver/) to drive native web browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox. -Panther is very easy to use, because it implements Symfony's popular [BrowserKit](https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/browser_kit.html) and -[DomCrawler](https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/dom_crawler.html) APIs, and contains -all the features you need to test your apps. It will sound familiar if you have ever created [a functional test for a Symfony app](https://symfony.com/doc/current/testing.html#functional-tests): -as the API is exactly the same! -Keep in mind that Panther can be used in every PHP project, as it is a standalone library. +## Resources -Panther automatically finds your local installation of Chrome or Firefox and launches them, -so you don't need to install anything else on your computer, a Selenium server is not needed! - -In test mode, Panther automatically starts your application using [the PHP built-in web-server](http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.webserver.php). -You can focus on writing your tests or web-scraping scenario and Panther will take care of everything else. - -## Features - -Unlike testing and web scraping libraries you're used to, Panther: - -* executes the JavaScript code contained in webpages -* supports everything that Chrome (or Firefox) implements -* allows taking screenshots -* can wait for asynchronously loaded elements to show up -* lets you run your own JS code or XPath queries in the context of the loaded page -* supports custom [Selenium server](https://www.seleniumhq.org) installations -* supports remote browser testing services including [SauceLabs](https://saucelabs.com/) and [BrowserStack](https://www.browserstack.com/) - -## Documentation - -### Installing Panther - -Use [Composer](https://getcomposer.org/) to install Panther in your project. You may want to use the `--dev` flag if you want to use Panther for testing only and not for web scraping in a production environment: - - composer req symfony/panther - - composer req --dev symfony/panther - -### Installing ChromeDriver and geckodriver - -Panther uses the WebDriver protocol to control the browser used to crawl websites. - -On all systems, you can use [`dbrekelmans/browser-driver-installer`](https://github.com/dbrekelmans/browser-driver-installer) -to install ChromeDriver and geckodriver locally: - - composer require --dev dbrekelmans/bdi - vendor/bin/bdi detect drivers - -Panther will detect and use automatically drivers stored in the `drivers/` directory. - -Alternatively, you can use the package manager of your operating system to install them. - -On Ubuntu, run: - - apt-get install chromium-chromedriver firefox-geckodriver - -On Mac, using [Homebrew](https://brew.sh): - - brew install chromedriver geckodriver - -On Windows, using [chocolatey](https://chocolatey.org): - - choco install chromedriver selenium-gecko-driver - -Finally, you can download manually [ChromeDriver](https://sites.google.com/chromium.org/driver/) (for Chromium or Chrome) -and [GeckoDriver](https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver) (for Firefox) and put them anywhere in your `PATH` -or in the `drivers/` directory of your project. - -#### Registering the PHPUnit Extension - -If you intend to use Panther to test your application, we strongly recommend registering the Panther PHPUnit extension. -While not strictly mandatory, this extension dramatically improves the testing experience by boosting the performance and -allowing to use the [interactive debugging mode](#interactive-mode). - -When using the extension in conjunction with the `PANTHER_ERROR_SCREENSHOT_DIR` environment variable, tests using the -Panther client that fail or error (after the client is created) will automatically get a screenshot taken to help -debugging. - -To register the Panther extension, add the following lines to `phpunit.xml.dist`: - -```xml - - - - -``` - -Without the extension, the web server used by Panther to serve the application under test is started on demand and -stopped when `tearDownAfterClass()` is called. -On the other hand, when the extension is registered, the web server will be stopped only after the very last test. - -### Basic Usage - -```php -request('GET', 'https://api-platform.com'); // Yes, this website is 100% written in JavaScript -$client->clickLink('Getting started'); - -// Wait for an element to be present in the DOM (even if hidden) -$crawler = $client->waitFor('#installing-the-framework'); -// Alternatively, wait for an element to be visible -$crawler = $client->waitForVisibility('#installing-the-framework'); - -echo $crawler->filter('#installing-the-framework')->text(); -$client->takeScreenshot('screen.png'); // Yeah, screenshot! -``` - -### Testing Usage - -The `PantherTestCase` class allows you to easily write E2E tests. It automatically starts your app using the built-in PHP -web server and let you crawl it using Panther. -To provide all the testing tools you're used to, it extends [PHPUnit](https://phpunit.de/)'s `TestCase`. - -If you are testing a Symfony application, `PantherTestCase` automatically extends [the `WebTestCase` class](https://symfony.com/doc/current/testing.html#functional-tests). -It means you can easily create functional tests, which can directly execute the kernel of your application and access all -your existing services. In this case, you can use [all crawler test assertions](https://symfony.com/doc/current/testing/functional_tests_assertions.html#crawler) -provided by Symfony with Panther. - -```php -request('GET', '/mypage'); - - // Use any PHPUnit assertion, including the ones provided by Symfony - $this->assertPageTitleContains('My Title'); - $this->assertSelectorTextContains('#main', 'My body'); - - // Or the one provided by Panther - $this->assertSelectorIsEnabled('.search'); - $this->assertSelectorIsDisabled('[type="submit"]'); - $this->assertSelectorIsVisible('.errors'); - $this->assertSelectorIsNotVisible('.loading'); - $this->assertSelectorAttributeContains('.price', 'data-old-price', '42'); - $this->assertSelectorAttributeNotContains('.price', 'data-old-price', '36'); - - // Use waitForX methods to wait until some asynchronous process finish - $client->waitFor('.popin'); // wait for element to be attached to the DOM - $client->waitForStaleness('.popin'); // wait for element to be removed from the DOM - $client->waitForVisibility('.loader'); // wait for element of the DOM to become visible - $client->waitForInvisibility('.loader'); // wait for element of the DOM to become hidden - $client->waitForElementToContain('.total', '25 €'); // wait for text to be inserted in the element content - $client->waitForElementToNotContain('.promotion', '5%'); // wait for text to be removed from the element content - $client->waitForEnabled('[type="submit"]'); // wait for the button to become enabled - $client->waitForDisabled('[type="submit"]'); // wait for the button to become disabled - $client->waitForAttributeToContain('.price', 'data-old-price', '25 €'); // wait for the attribute to contain content - $client->waitForAttributeToNotContain('.price', 'data-old-price', '25 €'); // wait for the attribute to not contain content - - // Let's predict the future - $this->assertSelectorWillExist('.popin'); // element will be attached to the DOM - $this->assertSelectorWillNotExist('.popin'); // element will be removed from the DOM - $this->assertSelectorWillBeVisible('.loader'); // element will be visible - $this->assertSelectorWillNotBeVisible('.loader'); // element will not be visible - $this->assertSelectorWillContain('.total', '€25'); // text will be inserted in the element content - $this->assertSelectorWillNotContain('.promotion', '5%'); // text will be removed from the element content - $this->assertSelectorWillBeEnabled('[type="submit"]'); // button will be enabled - $this->assertSelectorWillBeDisabled('[type="submit"]'); // button will be disabled - $this->assertSelectorAttributeWillContain('.price', 'data-old-price', '€25'); // attribute will contain content - $this->assertSelectorAttributeWillNotContain('.price', 'data-old-price', '€25'); // attribute will not contain content - } -} -``` - -To run this test: - - bin/phpunit tests/E2eTest.php - -### A Polymorphic Feline - -Panther also gives you instant access to other BrowserKit-based implementations of `Client` and `Crawler`. -Unlike Panther's native client, these alternative clients don't support JavaScript, CSS and screenshot capturing, -but they are **super-fast**! - -Two alternative clients are available: - -* The first directly manipulates the Symfony kernel provided by `WebTestCase`. It is the fastest client available, - but it is only available for Symfony apps. -* The second leverages Symfony's [HttpBrowser](https://symfony.com/doc/4.4/components/browser_kit.html#making-external-http-requests). - It is an intermediate between Symfony's kernel and Panther's test clients. HttpBrowser sends real HTTP requests using - Symfony's [HttpClient](https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/http_client.html) component. - It is fast and is able to browse any webpage, not only the ones of the application under test. - However, HttpBrowser doesn't support JavaScript and other advanced features because it is entirely written in PHP. - This one is available even for non-Symfony apps! - -The fun part is that the 3 clients implement the exact same API, so you can switch from one to another just by calling -the appropriate factory method, resulting in a good trade-off for every single test case (Do I need JavaScript? Do I need -to authenticate with an external SSO server? Do I want to access the kernel of the current request? ... etc). - -Here is how to retrieve instances of these clients: - -```php - static::FIREFOX]); // A splendid Firefox - // Both HttpBrowser and Panther benefits from the built-in HTTP server - - $customChromeClient = Client::createChromeClient(null, null, [], 'https://example.com'); // Create a custom Chrome client - $customFirefoxClient = Client::createFirefoxClient(null, null, [], 'https://example.com'); // Create a custom Firefox client - $customSeleniumClient = Client::createSeleniumClient('http://127.0.0.1:4444/wd/hub', null, 'https://example.com'); // Create a custom Selenium client - // When initializing a custom client, the integrated web server IS NOT started automatically. - // Use PantherTestCase::startWebServer() or WebServerManager if you want to start it manually. - - // enjoy the same API for the 3 felines - // $*client->request('GET', '...') - - $kernel = static::createKernel(); // If you are testing a Symfony app, you also have access to the kernel - - // ... - } -} -``` - -### Creating Isolated Browsers to Test Apps Using [Mercure](https://mercure.rocks) or WebSocket - -Panther provides a convenient way to test applications with real-time capabilities which use [Mercure](https://symfony.com/doc/current/mercure.html), [WebSocket](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSockets_API) -and similar technologies. - -`PantherTestCase::createAdditionalPantherClient()` creates additional, isolated browsers which can interact with each other. -For instance, this can be useful to test a chat application having several users connected simultaneously: - -```php -request('GET', '/chat'); - - // Connect a 2nd user using an isolated browser and say hi! - $client2 = self::createAdditionalPantherClient(); - $client2->request('GET', '/chat'); - $client2->submitForm('Post message', ['message' => 'Hi folks 👋😻']); - - // Wait for the message to be received by the first client - $client1->waitFor('.message'); - - // Symfony Assertions are always executed in the **primary** browser - $this->assertSelectorTextContains('.message', 'Hi folks 👋😻'); - } -} -``` - -### Accessing Browser Console Logs - -If needed, you can use Panther to access the content of the console: - -```php - [ - 'goog:loggingPrefs' => [ - 'browser' => 'ALL', // calls to console.* methods - 'performance' => 'ALL', // performance data - ], - ], - ] - ); - - $client->request('GET', '/'); - $consoleLogs = $client->getWebDriver()->manage()->getLog('browser'); // console logs - $performanceLogs = $client->getWebDriver()->manage()->getLog('performance'); // performance logs - } -} -``` - -### Passing Arguments to ChromeDriver - -If needed, you can configure [the arguments to pass to the `chromedriver` binary](https://chromedriver.chromium.org/logging#TOC-All-languages): - -```php - [ - '--log-path=myfile.log', - '--log-level=DEBUG' - ], - ] - ); - - $client->request('GET', '/'); - } -} -``` - -### Checking the State of the WebDriver Connection - -Use the `Client::ping()` method to check if the WebDriver connection is still active (useful for long-running tasks). - -## Additional Documentation - -Since Panther implements the API of popular libraries, it already has an extensive documentation: - -* For the `Client` class, read [the BrowserKit documentation](https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/browser_kit.html) -* For the `Crawler` class, read [the DomCrawler documentation](https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/dom_crawler.html) -* For WebDriver, read [the PHP WebDriver documentation](https://github.com/php-webdriver/php-webdriver) - -### Environment Variables - -The following environment variables can be set to change some Panther's behaviour: - -* `PANTHER_NO_HEADLESS`: to disable the browser's headless mode (will display the testing window, useful to debug) -* `PANTHER_WEB_SERVER_DIR`: to change the project's document root (default to `./public/`, relative paths **must start** by `./`) -* `PANTHER_WEB_SERVER_PORT`: to change the web server's port (default to `9080`) -* `PANTHER_WEB_SERVER_ROUTER`: to use a web server router script which is run at the start of each HTTP request -* `PANTHER_EXTERNAL_BASE_URI`: to use an external web server (the PHP built-in web server will not be started) -* `PANTHER_APP_ENV`: to override the `APP_ENV` variable passed to the web server running the PHP app -* `PANTHER_ERROR_SCREENSHOT_DIR`: to set a base directory for your failure/error screenshots (e.g. `./var/error-screenshots`) -* `PANTHER_DEVTOOLS`: to toggle the browser's dev tools (default `enabled`, useful to debug) -* `PANTHER_ERROR_SCREENSHOT_ATTACH`: to add screenshots mentioned above to test output in junit attachment format - -### Changing the Hostname and Port of the Built-in Web Server - -If you want to change the host and/or the port used by the built-in web server, pass the `hostname` and `port` to the `$options` parameter of the `createPantherClient()` method: -```php -// ... - -$client = self::createPantherClient([ - 'hostname' => 'example.com', // Defaults to 127.0.0.1 - 'port' => 8080, // Defaults to 9080 -]); -``` - -#### Chrome-specific Environment Variables - -* `PANTHER_NO_SANDBOX`: to disable [Chrome's sandboxing](https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/b4730a0c2773d8f6728946013eb812c6d3975bec/docs/design/sandbox.md) (unsafe, but allows to use Panther in containers) -* `PANTHER_CHROME_ARGUMENTS`: to customize Chrome arguments. You need to set `PANTHER_NO_HEADLESS` to fully customize. -* `PANTHER_CHROME_BINARY`: to use another `google-chrome` binary - -#### Firefox-specific Environment Variables - -* `PANTHER_FIREFOX_ARGUMENTS`: to customize Firefox arguments. You need to set `PANTHER_NO_HEADLESS` to fully customize. -* `PANTHER_FIREFOX_BINARY`: to use another `firefox` binary - -### Accessing To Hidden Text - -According to the spec, WebDriver implementations return only the **displayed** text by default. -When you filter on a `head` tag (like `title`), the method `text()` returns an empty string. Use the method `html()` to get -the complete contents of the tag, including the tag itself. - -### Interactive Mode - -Panther can make a pause in your tests suites after a failure. -It is a break time really appreciated for investigating the problem through the web browser. -For enabling this mode, you need the `--debug` PHPUnit option without the headless mode: - - $ PANTHER_NO_HEADLESS=1 bin/phpunit --debug - - Test 'App\AdminTest::testLogin' started - Error: something is wrong. - - Press enter to continue... - -To use the interactive mode, the [PHPUnit extension](#registering-the-phpunit-extension) **must** be registered. - -### Using an External Web Server - -Sometimes, it's convenient to reuse an existing web server configuration instead of starting the built-in PHP one. -To do so, set the `external_base_uri` option: - -```php - 'https://localhost']); - // the PHP integrated web server will not be started - } -} -``` - -### Having a Multi-domain Application - -It happens that your PHP/Symfony application might serve several different domain names. - -As Panther saves the Client in memory between tests to improve performances, you will have to run your tests in separate -processes if you write several tests using Panther for different domain names. - -To do so, you can use the native `@runInSeparateProcess` PHPUnit annotation. - -**ℹ Note:** it is really convenient to use the `external_base_uri` option and start your own webserver in the background, -because Panther will not have to start and stop your server on each test. [Symfony CLI](https://symfony.com/download) can -be a quick and easy way to do so. - -Here is an example using the `external_base_uri` option to determine the domain name used by the Client: - -```php - 'http://mydomain.localhost:8000', - ]); - - // Your tests - } -} -``` - -```php - 'http://anotherdomain.localhost:8000', - ]); - - // Your tests - } -} -``` - -### Using a Proxy - -To use a proxy server, set the following environment variable: `PANTHER_CHROME_ARGUMENTS='--proxy-server=socks://127.0.0.1:9050'` - -### Accepting Self-signed SSL Certificates - -To force Chrome to accept invalid and self-signed certificates, set the following environment variable: `PANTHER_CHROME_ARGUMENTS='--ignore-certificate-errors'` -**This option is insecure**, use it only for testing in development environments, never in production (e.g. for web crawlers). - -For Firefox, instantiate the client like this: - -```php -$client = Client::createFirefoxClient(null, null, ['capabilities' => ['acceptInsecureCerts' => true]]); -``` - -### Docker Integration - -Here is a minimal Docker image that can run Panther with both Chrome and Firefox: - -```Dockerfile -FROM php:alpine - -# Chromium and ChromeDriver -ENV PANTHER_NO_SANDBOX 1 -# Not mandatory, but recommended -ENV PANTHER_CHROME_ARGUMENTS='--disable-dev-shm-usage' -RUN apk add --no-cache chromium chromium-chromedriver - -# Firefox and GeckoDriver (optional) -ARG GECKODRIVER_VERSION=0.28.0 -RUN apk add --no-cache firefox libzip-dev; \ - docker-php-ext-install zip -RUN wget -q https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/releases/download/v$GECKODRIVER_VERSION/geckodriver-v$GECKODRIVER_VERSION-linux64.tar.gz; \ - tar -zxf geckodriver-v$GECKODRIVER_VERSION-linux64.tar.gz -C /usr/bin; \ - rm geckodriver-v$GECKODRIVER_VERSION-linux64.tar.gz -``` - -Build it with `docker build . -t myproject` -Run it with `docker run -it -v "$PWD":/srv/myproject -w /srv/myproject myproject bin/phpunit` - -### GitHub Actions Integration - -Panther works out of the box with [GitHub Actions](https://help.github.com/en/actions). -Here is a minimal `.github/workflows/panther.yml` file to run Panther tests: - -```yaml -name: Run Panther tests - -on: [ push, pull_request ] - -jobs: - tests: - - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - - - name: Install dependencies - run: composer install -q --no-ansi --no-interaction --no-scripts --no-progress --prefer-dist - - - name: Run test suite - run: bin/phpunit -``` - -### Travis CI Integration - -Panther will work out of the box with [Travis CI](https://travis-ci.com/) if you add the Chrome addon. -Here is a minimal `.travis.yml` file to run Panther tests: - -```yaml -language: php -addons: - # If you don't use Chrome, or Firefox, remove the corresponding line - chrome: stable - firefox: latest - -php: - - 8.0 - -script: - - bin/phpunit -``` - -### Gitlab CI Integration - -Here is a minimal `.gitlab-ci.yml` file to run Panther tests with [Gitlab CI](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/): - -```yaml -image: ubuntu - -before_script: - - apt-get update - - apt-get install software-properties-common -y - - ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Tokyo /etc/localtime - - apt-get install curl wget php php-cli php7.4 php7.4-common php7.4-curl php7.4-intl php7.4-xml php7.4-opcache php7.4-mbstring php7.4-zip libfontconfig1 fontconfig libxrender-dev libfreetype6 libxrender1 zlib1g-dev xvfb chromium-chromedriver firefox-geckodriver -y -qq - - export PANTHER_NO_SANDBOX=1 - - export PANTHER_WEB_SERVER_PORT=9080 - - php -r "copy('https://getcomposer.org/installer', 'composer-setup.php');" - - php composer-setup.php --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer - - php -r "unlink('composer-setup.php');" - - composer install - -test: - script: - - bin/phpunit -``` - -### AppVeyor Integration - -Panther will work out of the box with [AppVeyor](https://www.appveyor.com/) as long as Google Chrome is installed. -Here is a minimal `appveyor.yml` file to run Panther tests: - -```yaml -build: false -platform: x86 -clone_folder: c:\projects\myproject - -cache: - - '%LOCALAPPDATA%\Composer\files' - -install: - - ps: Set-Service wuauserv -StartupType Manual - - cinst -y php composer googlechrome chromedriver firfox selenium-gecko-driver - - refreshenv - - cd c:\tools\php80 - - copy php.ini-production php.ini /Y - - echo date.timezone="UTC" >> php.ini - - echo extension_dir=ext >> php.ini - - echo extension=php_openssl.dll >> php.ini - - echo extension=php_mbstring.dll >> php.ini - - echo extension=php_curl.dll >> php.ini - - echo memory_limit=3G >> php.ini - - cd %APPVEYOR_BUILD_FOLDER% - - composer install --no-interaction --no-progress - -test_script: - - cd %APPVEYOR_BUILD_FOLDER% - - php bin\phpunit -``` - -### Usage with Other Testing Tools - -If you want to use Panther with other testing tools like [LiipFunctionalTestBundle](https://github.com/liip/LiipFunctionalTestBundle) -or if you just need to use a different base class, Panther has got you covered. -It provides you with the `Symfony\Component\Panther\PantherTestCaseTrait` and you can use it to enhance your existing -test-infrastructure with some Panther awesomeness: - -```php -loadFixtures([]); // load your fixtures - $client = self::createPantherClient(); // create your panther client - - $client->request('GET', '/'); - } -} -``` - -## Limitations - -The following features are not currently supported: - -* Crawling XML documents (only HTML is supported) -* Updating existing documents (browsers are mostly used to consume data, not to create webpages) -* Setting form values using the multidimensional PHP array syntax -* Methods returning an instance of `\DOMElement` (because this library uses `WebDriverElement` internally) -* Selecting invalid choices in select - -Pull Requests are welcome to fill the remaining gaps! - -## Troubleshooting - -### Run with Bootstrap 5 - -If you are using Bootstrap 5, then you may have a problem with testing. Bootstrap 5 implements a scrolling effect, which tends to mislead Panther. - -To fix this, we advise you to deactivate this effect by setting the Bootstrap 5 **$enable-smooth-scroll** variable to **false** in your style file. - -```scss -$enable-smooth-scroll: false; -``` +* [Documentation](https://symfony.com/doc/current/testing/end_to_end.html) +* [Contributing](https://symfony.com/doc/current/contributing/index.html) +* [Report issues](https://github.com/symfony/symfony/issues) and [send Pull Requests](https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pulls) in the [main Symfony repository](https://github.com/symfony/symfony) ## Save the Panthers