Setting Up ProvarDX
This document will explain how get started with ProvarDX.
Install Salesforce CLI
Following the Salesforce CLI Setup Guide , install the version of Salesforce CLI that suits your needs.
SalesforceDX Project
Working with a Salesforce DX project is different due to its specific structure and a configuration file that identifies the directory as a Salesforce DX project. To learn more about creating these projects, check out the Salesforce documentation.
To set up a SalesforceDX project to practice with, follow the Trailhead Project Quick Start: Visual Studio Code for Salesforce Development.
Install Provar DX
Open the Windows Command Prompt or PowerShell. Type or copy/paste the following into the terminal :
sf plugins install @provartesting/provardx-cliWhen prompted, enter “y” for yes to continue.
Confirm installation by entering sf plugins --core
Provar Project
A Provar project and its related tests are necessary to run tests on your SalesforceDX Project.
Read more about Creating and Importing Projects.
Generate config file for ProvarDx
Note: ProvarDX can be completely configured through the CLI. Below are directions to configure from the Provar Automation user interface.
Select any test cases you want to run with ProvarDX. You can select multiple files or folders by holding the CTRL (Windows) or CMD (Mac) button while selecting.
Right click to open the context menu and select Export as ProvarDx.
Notice the selected test cases are listed in the Test Cases box.
It is recommended to select As File to create the file inside Provar Automation as it prepopulates the required environment settings and parameters and is ready to run.
You should see a file created in the navigator under provardx.
Whenever you want to execute these tests, you have two options:
From the Terminal:
sf provar automation test runFrom VSCode command palette:
With the ProvarDX extension installed, select the ProvarDX: Run Testcases option.
You will be prompted for your property file, but you can accept the default of provardx-properties.json.