daggerok / e2e

Docker base image for end-to-end selenium webdriver testing in docker: ubuntu, xvfb, java, firefox

E2E image

Automated e2e base image build for Docker Hub

• Docker Ubuntu Bionic 18.04 / Trusty 14.04
• Java Development Kit 8 OpenJDK / AdoptOpenJDK
• Chrome with chrome driver version: 80.0.3987.106
• Firefox with gecko driver version: 0.26.0
• X Virtual Frame Buffer (xvfb)

v4 tags ww

• ubuntu-xvfb-jdk8
• bionic-xvfb-jdk8
• bionic-xvfb-jdk8-firefox
• bionic-xvfb-jdk8-chrome
• bionic-xvfb-jdk8-base
• trusty-xvfb-jdk8
• trusty-xvfb-jdk8-firefox
• trusty-xvfb-jdk8-chrome
• trusty-xvfb-jdk8-base

images

• Docker Ubuntu Trusty 14.04 base image including XVFB and JDK8
• Docker Ubuntu Trusty 14.04 image including Chrome browser, chrome driver, XVFB and JDK8
• Docker Ubuntu Trusty 14.04 image including Firefox browser, gecko driver, XVFB and JDK8
• Docker Ubuntu Trusty 14.04 image including Firefox and Chrome browsers, theirs web-drivers, XVFB and JDK8

web drivers sources

• Gecko firefox web driver
• Google chrome web driver

Usage

just create your test Dockerfile

FROM daggerok/e2e:ubuntu-xvfb-jdk8
#/home/e2e/project-directory/
WORKDIR 'project-directory/'
ENTRYPOINT start-xvfb && ./gradlew test
COPY . .

FROM daggerok/e2e:bionic-xvfb-jdk8-v4
WORKDIR 'some-directory/'
ENTRYPOINT start-xvfb && ./gradlew test chrome
COPY . .

FROM daggerok/e2e:trusty-xvfb-jdk8
WORKDIR 'e2e-tests/'
ENTRYPOINT start-xvfb && ./gradlew test firefox
COPY . .

FROM daggerok/e2e:trusty-xvfb-jdk8-base-v4
#FROM daggerok/e2e:bionic-xvfb-jdk8-base-v4
RUN echo 'install browser, webdriver and use already installed and configured jdk8 + Xvfb based on Ubuntu 14.04'

build test image

# prepare tests/Dockerfile.firefox and build e2e test image  as usual...
docker build -f ./tests/Dockerfile.firefox -t daggerok/e2e-tests:`date +%Y-%m-%d` ./tests

run tests

docker run --rm --name run-`date +%Y-%m-%d`-e2e-tests daggerok/e2e-tests:`date +%Y-%m-%d`

reduce build time by using data volume

# build e2e test image  as usual...
docker build -f ./tests/Dockerfile.firefox -t daggerok/e2e-tests:`date +%Y-%m-%d` ./tests

# create re-usable e2e data volume
docker volume create e2e-data || echo 'oops, volume exists...'

# run e2e tests
docker run --rm --name run-`date +%Y-%m-%d`-e2e-tests \
  -v e2e-data:/home/e2e/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1 \
  -v e2e-data:/home/e2e/.m2/repository \
  daggerok/e2e-tests:`date +%Y-%m-%d`

fix chrome

To make it possible run e2e tests in chrome, you have to in addition configure --no-sandbox ChromeOptions argument in your tests, like so:

// ./mvnw test -Dselenide.browser=chrome -Dselenide.headless=true
if ("chrome".equals(Configuration.browser)) && Configuration.headless) {
  ChromeOptions chromeOptions = new ChromeOptions().addArguments("--no-sandbox");
  WebDriverRunner.setWebDriver(new ChromeDriver(chromeOptions));
}