Bazel games in Selenium (Java focussed )

README.md

Bazel games in Selenium (Java focussed )

Some mandatory reading materials

• Build Instructions
• Contributing to Selenium
• Setting up Bazel plugin with IntelliJ
• Run tests in a bazel project in IntelliJ
• Bazel Tutorial: Build a Java Project

Commands to remember

List all targets in Selenium Bazel project

To list all targets run the below command in the directory that contains the WORKSPACE file (Remember this is the root directory of the bazel project)

bazel query //...

The above output can be quite verbose, so remember to redirect the output to some text file using a command that looks like below:

bazel query //... > ~/Desktop/targets.txt

Here we are redirecting the output to ~/Desktop/targets.txt

I want to build the Grid locally

Run the below command for building the grid

bazel build grid

This command is going to compile the relevant java classes, run tests and then build a jar file out of it.

You will find the built artifact (jar in this case) at the below location:

bazel-bin/java/src/org/openqa/selenium/grid/ in the root directory (The one that contains WORKSPACE file) and it would be called grid-project.jar

Running the Java based tests

Refer:

• Contributing for the instructions
• README for more information

Small tests

bazel test --cache_test_results=no --test_size_filters=small grid java/test/...

Large tests

bazel test --cache_test_results=no java/test/org/openqa/selenium/grid/router:large-tests

Browser tests

bazel test --test_size_filters=small,medium --cache_test_results=no --test_tag_filters=-browser-test //java/...

Consuming locally built selenium Grid jar

Here am going to conveniently assume that you are working with Maven project.

1. Update the version to whatever you want in the file selenium/java/version.bzl (for e.g., 9.8.7)
2. Now from the root directory ( the directory that contains the file WORKSPACE) run the command : ./go maven-install
3. Now in your test project you can set the version to the version you just now published (for e.g., in this case it would be 9.8.7) as the maven dependency and you are good to go!