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Contributing to Okta Open Source Repos

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Running E2E Tests locally

E2E Tests will be run against the Custom Login, Okta-Hosted Login & Resource servers

Before running the tests locally, install all the dependencies in the root of this project:

npm install

To test the samples you will need the following configured in your developer org:

Once you have those resources setup, export their details as the following environment variables:

export ISSUER=https://{yourOktaDomain}.com/oauth2/default
export CLIENT_ID={yourWebAppClientId}
export CLIENT_SECRET={yourWebAppClientSecret}
export SPA_CLIENT_ID={yourSpaAppClientId}
export USERNAME={userName}
export PASSWORD={password}

For Windows, please set the following environment variables:

  • ISSUER
  • CLIENT_ID
  • CLIENT_SECRET
  • SPA_CLIENT_ID
  • USER_NAME
  • PASSWORD

As an alternative you can provide the environment variables in a file named testenv in the root folder.

For example:

ISSUER=https://dev-12345.oktapreview.com/oauth2/default
CLIENT_ID=webclient123
CLIENT_SECRET=websecret123
SPA_CLIENT_ID=spaclient123
[email protected]
PASSWORD=mypassword

NOTE: Windows has USERNAME as a built-in system variable, hence set the USER_NAME environment variable for testing.

Then run the E2E tests:

npm test

NOTE: If you want to execute individual tests such as npm run test:okta-hosted-login, you will need to update the environment by running the following node script:

node scripts/setup-env.js

NOTE: If you want to test a different org or client app, you need to delete the configuration file .samples.config.js, and start from first step