Problem/Motivation

JS test engine reading the env vars (getenv()). It increases the complexity of deploy to remote / sharing same config with team / cross-platform setup & docs. e.g.:
#2941560: Add testing with webdriver instructions for other operating systems

Also @see:
https://12factor.net/config

Proposed resolution

To develop a future-proof config that let webDriver easier to pick up different setting for different browsers (and test env). For example, we may run the IE test under Windows and Safari via remote MacOS.

Examples:
codeception
http://codeception.com/docs/modules/WebDriver

env:
    chrome:
         modules:
            config:
                WebDriver:
                   browser: 'chrome'
                   capabilities:
                      chromeOptions:
                        binary: "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Google\\Chrome\\Application\\chrome.exe"
                        args:
                          - start-maximized
                          - disable-per-monitor-dpi
                          - force-device-scale-factor

    firefox:
         modules:
            config:
                WebDriver:
                    browser: 'firefox'

As you can see above, with some case we have to pass args to disable unnecessarily config and things blocking the regular testing.

Then, running the test via command, for example:

yarn run js-test --firefox
yarn run js-test --custom-name-remote-A-preset
yarn run js-test --custom-name-remote-B-preset

Remaining tasks

User interface changes

API changes

Data model changes

Comments

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dotenv is popular in many scripting (Ruby / PHP Laravel / NodeJS), it should be considered:
https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/dotenv.html
https://www.npmjs.com/package/dotenv

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Im not sure what the goal with this issue is.

There are three different JS testing engines for drupal core

  1. PhantomJS JavascriptTestBase, which we want to deprecate and encourage everybody to stop using, because phantomjs is abandonware.
  2. DrupalSelenium2Driver: the webdriver Mink implementation that replaces the PhantomJS way that communicates with any Webdriver api service
  3. NightwatchJS: The 'being worked on as we speak' pure javascript testing environment.

Both 1, and 2 above *already have* a file based configuration, because they derive from phpunit. phpunit.xml.dist is where you configure those testing suites, and where any configuration that you would want set can become an environment variable, which, is the *recommended practice* according to the link you linked above:

The twelve-factor app stores config in environment variables

For the pure NightwatchJS implementation, dotenv is already the strategy that is planned for implementing configuration.

So, I'm unsure what needs to be done, that hasn't already been done.

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