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Vega Explorer E2E tests
To run the UI automation tests with Vega Capsule, run:
yarn nx run explorer-e2e:e2e
To open Cypress and run in interactive mode, run:
yarn nx run explorer-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-allto 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.