CKP tests make use of a custom KeePassHttp implementation (Mock-KeePassHttp).

To run basic tests, just run npm test

You can also run site specific tests (found in the test/sites folder) by running npm run test:all

It's also possible to only run certain site specific tests and/or skip the standard tests: npm test -- --skipStandard --includeSites=Google,Microsoft

The included site name should match the filename, so "Google" means it will run test/sites/Google.ts

Logins are defined in environment variables (you can also put them in a .env file in the projects root).

Logins will have to be defined like:

TESTSITE_GOOGLE={"username":"gmail@gmail.com","password":"Welcome01","url":"https://accounts.google.com"}

The variable name will always have to start with TESTSITE_.

You can run the test webserver locally with the command npm run test:webserver. This will offer some different basic webpages to manually test during development.

By default the webserver will run on port 8080. You can change this by adding a --port=1234 argument to the command, example: npm run test:webserver -- --port=1234 will make it use port 1234.