FWIW we’ve been using Playwright quite successfully as well! It’s especially nice if you’re already using PhoenixTest.
sodapopcan
ravecat
could you share a code example? I often see mention of such a solution, but I can’t imagine how to do it compactly enough.
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hubertlepicki
In your router:
if Mix.env() == :test do
scope "/autologin", Web do
pipe_through(:browser)
get("/:account_id", AutologinTestController, :autologin)
end
end
And then in your test/support/autologin_test_controller.ex:
defmodule Web.AutologinTestController do
@moduledoc "This controller is used for tests only and is compiled
in MIX_ENV=test environment only. It allows to log in to accounts by
visiting /autologin/:account_id, working around Oauth2/Google login."
use Web, :controller
def autologin(conn, %{"account_id" => account_id}) do
account = DB.Repo.get!(DB.Account, account_id)
Web.LogIn.login(conn, account)
end
end
Adjust for your code structure, but that’s roughly it. A few lines.
Remember to wrap the route in the if clause and then also put the controller in test/support rather than usual location so it doesn’t get compiled in other environments.
The Web.Login.login/2 is the same function that’s used by actual controllers so you are sure it’s setting all the session variables the same way as production code.
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