magium/auth0

Provides a mechanism for using the Auth0 authentication platform

0.0.3 2018-02-12 13:53 UTC

Requires

• magium/magium: >=0.0.51 <2.0.0
• magium/twitter: 0.9

Apache-2.0

• Kevin Schroeder

• testing
• selenium
• webdriver
• auth0

README

At the moment this project is a work in progress and only supports Twitter, though it is not difficult to add additional authentication methods (and they will be added).

The purpose of this library is to provide a means of doing browser test automation using the Auth0 service from within Magium.

Configuring your Twitter account

Create a file in your testing project called /configuration/Magium/Twitter/Identities/Twitter.php that contains your Twitter creds

<?php

/* @var $this \Magium\Twitter\Identities\Twitter */
$this->username = 'username';
$this->password = 'password';

Then in your Magium test simple ask the Auth0 action to authenticate for you.

<?php

namespace Tests\Magium\Auth0;

use Facebook\WebDriver\WebDriverBy;
use Magium\AbstractTestCase;
use Magium\Auth0\Actions\Login;
use Magium\Auth0\Identities\Twitter;
use Magium\WebDriver\ExpectedCondition;
use Magium\WebDriver\WebDriver;

class TwitterTest extends AbstractTestCase
{

    public function testTwitterAuth()
    {
        $this->commandOpen('http://magiumlib.loc/');
        $this->byText('Log In')->click();
        $action = $this->getAction(Login::ACTION);
        /* @var $action Login */
        $action->setIdentity($this->getIdentity(Twitter::IDENTITY));
        $action->execute();

        $this->webdriver->wait(5)->until(ExpectedCondition::elementExists('login-link'));

    }

}

BOOM! Authenticated.