A (web-based) UI to manage, edit and run Tests with Sakuli E2E
See the official Sakuli UI Documentation
To develop or extend Sakuli-UI we recommend to start separate server (Spring Boot) and client (Angular2) development worksflows to archieve to best development experience
All server code is located in the sakuli-ui-web maven module. You can run the server with spring-boots maven plugin like this:
mvn spring-boot:run -pl sakuli-ui-web`
The port is configurable with the server.port parameter e.g.
mvn spring-boot:run -pl sakuli-ui-web -Dserver.port=9090
For faster feedback cycles during client development, you need to run the angular-cli development server from the client project root
cd sakuli-ui-client/src/main/resources
npm run startThis starts the development server on port 4200, all changes leads to an instant reload of the page (after recompiling the angular app).
The development server requires a running backend server. All request to the server are proxied by frontend development server.
Please ensure that the ports defined in proxy.conf.json and the running server instance are matching.
To build a ready-to-use executable JAR, just type
mvn clean install
then Maven will build a executable jar sakuli-ui-web-XXX.jar under sakuli-ui-web/target/. Now you can execute the JAR file:
java -jar sakuli-ui-web/target/sakuli-ui-web-XXX.jar
java -Dapp.authentication.enabled=false -jar sakuli-ui-web/target/sakuli-ui-web-XXX.jar
User: admin
Password: sakuli
To set your own credentials just set the properties security.default-username and security.default-password:
java -Dsecurity.default-username=myadmin -Dsecurity.default-password=mypassword -jar sakuli-ui-web/target/sakuli-ui-web-XXX.jar
ATTENTION: the -Dxxx property overwriting have to set before -jar, see Spring Boot - External Config
