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The goal of this package is to give developers full functionality of Laravel from development to production. Considering this, we should probably add support for Laravel Dusk.
To run Selenium in a separate container, this would require the following:
laravel.conf becomes default.conf making it the default response of any Nginx request (not a bad thing anyway).
Selenium docker images included in docker-compose.yaml
Users would need to customize tests/DuskTestCase.php to use the selenium endpoint.
Customized APP_URL env variable so Selenium could browse to the application.
There is also the option to run Selenium in the workspace container. This would require the following:
laravel.conf becomes default.conf making it the default response of any Nginx request (not a bad thing anyway).
Selenium hub and driver install in the workspace container.
Customized APP_URL env variable for workspace container only so Selenium could browse to the application.
I am creating this here so we can run some tests and decide on the best course of action. I would really prefer to prevent this from becoming another bloated Docker package like Laradock.
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To the point of Laradock, we are not meant to be the one-stop shop. This package is here for people to modify for their projects.
Given this understanding and the realization that some people don't use Redis for their projects, it may be best to come at this issue by documenting examples for how to set this up in a wiki.
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The goal of this package is to give developers full functionality of Laravel from development to production. Considering this, we should probably add support for Laravel Dusk.
To run Selenium in a separate container, this would require the following:
laravel.conf
becomesdefault.conf
making it the default response of any Nginx request (not a bad thing anyway).tests/DuskTestCase.php
to use the selenium endpoint.APP_URL
env variable so Selenium could browse to the application.There is also the option to run Selenium in the workspace container. This would require the following:
laravel.conf
becomesdefault.conf
making it the default response of any Nginx request (not a bad thing anyway).APP_URL
env variable for workspace container only so Selenium could browse to the application.I am creating this here so we can run some tests and decide on the best course of action. I would really prefer to prevent this from becoming another bloated Docker package like Laradock.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: