import { chromium, Page, Browser, BrowserContext, Cookie } from "playwright" import { createCookieIfDoesntExist } from "../src/common/util" import { hash } from "../src/node/util" describe("login", () => { let browser: Browser let page: Page let context: BrowserContext beforeAll(async (done) => { browser = await chromium.launch() // Create a new context with the saved storage state const storageState = JSON.parse(process.env.STORAGE || "") // const cookieToStore = { sameSite: "Lax" as const, name: "key", value: hash(process.env.PASSWORD || ""), domain: "localhost", path: "/", expires: -1, httpOnly: false, secure: false, } // For some odd reason, the login method used in globalSetup.ts doesn't always work // I don't know if it's on playwright clearing our cookies by accident // or if it's our cookies disappearing. // This means we need an additional check to make sure we're logged in. // We do this by manually adding the cookie to the browser environment // if it's not there at the time the test starts const cookies: Cookie[] = storageState.cookies || [] // If the cookie exists in cookies then // this will return the cookies with no changes // otherwise if it doesn't exist, it will create it // hence the name maybeUpdatedCookies const maybeUpdatedCookies = createCookieIfDoesntExist(cookies, cookieToStore) console.log("here are the cookies", maybeUpdatedCookies) context = await browser.newContext({ storageState: { cookies: maybeUpdatedCookies }, recordVideo: { dir: "./test/videos/" }, }) done() }) afterAll(async (done) => { // Remove password from local storage await context.clearCookies() await browser.close() await context.close() done() }) beforeEach(async (done) => { page = await context.newPage() done() }) // NOTE: this test will fail if you do not run code-server with --home $CODE_SERVER_ADDRESS/healthz it("should see a 'Go Home' button in the Application Menu that goes to /healthz", async (done) => { // Ideally, this test should pass and finish before the timeout set in the Jest config // However, if it doesn't, we don't want a memory leak so we set this backup timeout // Otherwise Jest may throw this error // "Jest did not exit one second after the test run has completed. // This usually means that there are asynchronous operations that weren't stopped in your tests. // Consider running Jest with `--detectOpenHandles` to troubleshoot this issue." const backupTimeout = setTimeout(() => done(), 20000) const GO_HOME_URL = `${process.env.CODE_SERVER_ADDRESS}/healthz` let requestedGoHomeUrl = false page.on("request", (request) => { // This ensures that we did make a request to the GO_HOME_URL // Most reliable way to test button // because we don't care if the request has a response // only that it was made if (request.url() === GO_HOME_URL) { requestedGoHomeUrl = true expect(requestedGoHomeUrl).toBeTruthy() clearTimeout(backupTimeout) // This ensures Jest knows we're done here. done() } }) // Sometimes a dialog shows up when you navigate // asking if you're sure you want to leave // so we listen if it comes, we accept it page.on("dialog", (dialog) => dialog.accept()) // waitUntil: "domcontentloaded" // In case the page takes a long time to load await page.goto(process.env.CODE_SERVER_ADDRESS || "http://localhost:8080", { waitUntil: "domcontentloaded" }) // Click the Application menu await page.click(".menubar-menu-button[title='Application Menu']") // See the Go Home button const goHomeButton = "a.action-menu-item span[aria-label='Go Home']" expect(await page.isVisible(goHomeButton)) // Click it and navigate to /healthz // NOTE: ran into issues of it failing intermittently // without having button: "middle" await page.click(goHomeButton, { button: "middle" }) }) })