PhpMyAdmin test suite

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Selenium tests

To be able to run Selenium tests, you need to have webserver, database and Selenium running. Following environment variables configure where testsuite connects:

TESTSUITE_SERVER: Database server to use.
TESTSUITE_USER: Username for connecting to database.
TESTSUITE_PASSWORD: Password for connecting to database.
TESTSUITE_DATABASE: Database to use for testing.
TESTSUITE_URL: URL where tested phpMyAdmin is available.

Additionally you need to configure link to Selenium and browsers. You can either setup Selenium locally or use BrowserStack automated testing.

For local setup, define following:

TESTSUITE_SELENIUM_HOST: Host where Selenium is running.
TESTSUITE_SELENIUM_PORT: Port where to connect.
TESTSUITE_SELENIUM_BROWSER: Browser to use for testing inside Selenium.

With BrowserStack, set following:

TESTSUITE_BROWSERSTACK_UNAME: BrowserStack username.
TESTSUITE_BROWSERSTACK_KEY: BrowserStack access key.

For example you can use following setup in phpunit.xml:

<php>
    <env name="TESTSUITE_SERVER" value="localhost"/>
    <env name="TESTSUITE_USER" value="root"/>
    <env name="TESTSUITE_PASSWORD" value="root"/>
    <env name="TESTSUITE_DATABASE" value="test"/>
    <env name="TESTSUITE_PHPMYADMIN_HOST" value="http://localhost/phpmyadmin/" />
    <env name="TESTSUITE_SELENIUM_HOST" value="127.0.0.1" />
    <env name="TESTSUITE_SELENIUM_PORT" value="4444" />
</php>

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