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README.md

Vega token website E2E tests

To run the UI automation tests with Vega Capsule, run:

yarn nx run token-e2e:e2e

To open Cypress and run in interactive mode, run:

yarn nx run token-e2e:e2e --watch

Vega Capsule Setup

The e2e tests run against a locally running instance of the Vega network, managed and controlled by Vega Capsule. Vega Capsule will:

Bootstrap and start up a Vega network
Start up Ganache for a local Ethereum network
Install the required Vega smart contracts
Set up DataNodes with a running GraphQL and REST APIs.

Refer to the Vega Capsule readme for setting up and running Capsule. You will need Go 1.19 or later and Docker installed.

Troubleshooting

You may need to run vegacapsule nodes unsafe-reset-all to get a clean network state

Vega Wallet Setup

Start by downloading the Vega wallet software here.

You can then refer to (or run) vegacapsule/setup-vegawallet.sh. This will initialise and configure your wallet to have the correct public keys and network config to run against capsule.