Make sure you that you've do not have the official newman installed but rather the newman fork with directory support
- newman can be installed by running npm install -g 'https://github.com/knutties/newman.git#feature/newman-dir'
- To see the features that the fork of newman supports, click here
Add the connector credentials to the connector_auth.toml / auth.toml

Export the auth file path as an environment variable:

export CONNECTOR_AUTH_FILE_PATH=/path/to/auth.toml

Run the tests:

cargo run --package test_utils --bin test_utils -- --connector_name=<connector_name> --base_url=<base_url> --admin_api_key=<admin_api_key>

Note: You can optionally pass --verbose to see the logs of the tests. But make sure you that passing --verbose will also print the API-Keys in the logs. So, make sure you don't push the logs to any public repository. Below is an example:

cargo run --package test_utils --bin test_utils -- --connector_name=<connector_name> --base_url=<base_url> --admin_api_key=<admin_api_key> --verbose

Running newman locally

Execute the following commands:

export CONNECTOR_AUTH_FILE_PATH=/path/to/auth.toml
cargo run --package test_utils --bin test_utils -- --connector_name=<connector_name> --base_url=http://127.0.0.1:8080 --admin_api_key=test_admin
# Optionally, you can add `--verbose` in the end

UI tests

To run the UI tests, run the following command:

cargo test --package test_utils --test connectors -- <connector_ui_name>::<optionally_name_of_specific_function_run> --test-threads=1

Example

Below is an example to run UI test to only run the GooglePay payment test for adyen connector:

cargo test --package test_utils --test connectors -- adyen_uk_ui::should_make_gpay_payment_test --test-threads=1

Below is an example to run all the UI tests for adyen connector:

cargo test --package test_utils --test connectors -- adyen_uk_ui:: --test-threads=1