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Please Note:
This guide assumes that a system with Windows 10 or later has been set up and the Microsoft Edge browser has been installed.

To run the tests with Edge, follow these steps:

  1. Create a .env file in the same directory as ../docker-compose.yml and add the following environment variables:

    SERVER_HOST=<DOCKER_HOST_IP>
SERVER_PORT=8080
WINDOWS_HOST=<WINDOWS_HOST_IP>
WINDOWS_ASSETS_DIR=C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Desktop\assets\

    Make sure that the DOCKER_HOST_IP is accessible from the Windows machine and the WINDOWS_HOST_IP is accessible from a Docker container.
    Also make sure that WINDOWS_ASSETS_DIR points to a valid folder path and ends with a backslash.

  2. Edit the example host entry in ../etc/windows.hosts and set its IP address to the SERVER_HOST IP defined in the .env file.

  3. Copy ../bin/webdriver.ps1, ../etc/windows.hosts and ../etc/nginx.conf to the same folder in the Windows machine (e.g. the Desktop).
    Also copy the files in the ../assets directory to the folder defined as WINDOWS_ASSETS_DIR.

  4. Create a shortcut to webdriver.ps1 (via "Right-Click" → "Create shortcut" on Windows 10 and "Right-Click" → "Show more options" → "Create shortcut" on Windows 11), then open the properties dialog for the shortcut (via "Right-Click" → "Properties") and set the Target property to the following value:

    powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -File webdriver.ps1

    Click "OK" to save the changes to the shortcut.

  5. Double-Click on the webdriver shortcut to setup and start the servers.

    Confirm the dialog to "allow this app to make changes to your device", so it can edit the Windows hosts file (this dialog only appears if a windows.hosts file is present in the same directory).

    Allow nginx and MJPEGServer to communicate on all networks in the Windows Defender Firewall dialog.

    Please Note:
    If the program window closes before starting the servers, execute the PowerShell command from the previous step in a console window to be able to read error messages.

  6. Install NGINX via Homebrew:

    brew install nginx

  7. Start nginx as reverse proxy for the application server and allow nginx to accept incoming network connections in the macOS Firewall dialog:

    bin/reverse-proxy.sh

    Please Note:
    This is a workaround to access the application container on the Docker host from the Windows machine without having to disable the macOS firewall.

  8. Run the tests with Edge:

    docker-compose run --rm wdio conf/edge.js