I'm trying to run Selenium in docker. Therefore I have the selenium/standalone-chrome together with node in my docker-compose:
# Inspired by https://www.testmo.com/guides/github-actions-selenium/services: chrome: image: selenium/standalone-chrome shm_size: '2gb' ports: - 4444:4444 # Selenium service - 5900:5900 # VNC server - 7900:7900 # VNC browser client volumes: - ./:/project - ./download:/Downloads working_dir: /project node: image: node:19 volumes: - ./:/project working_dir: /project tty: true depends_on: - chromeI use Selenium with JavaScript. In my test file in my before I try to convince chrome not to open a popup for download, since I can't easily interact with that:
before(async () => { if (!fs.existsSync(downloadDirectory)){ fs.mkdirSync(downloadDirectory); } const downloadPath = path.resolve('download'); let options = new chrome.Options(); options.setUserPreferences({"profile.default_content_settings.popups": 0,"download.default_directory": downloadPath,"download.prompt_for_download": false,"download.directory_upgrade": true,"download.prompt_for_download": false,"plugins.always_open_pdf_externally": true,"plugins.plugins_disabled": "Chrome PDF Viewer","pdfjs.disabled": true,"download.extensions_to_open": "applications/pdf" }); const host = process.env.SELENIUM || undefined; const server = host ? `http://${host}:4444` : ''; driver = await new Builder() .usingServer(server) .forBrowser(Browser.CHROME) .setChromeOptions(options) .build() await driver.manage().setTimeouts({ implicit: implicitWait });});However, when I run the test inside docker (I'm getting inside with docker compose exec node bash and run the tests with SELENIUM=chrome npx mocha test/badge.spec.js), I still get a popup. What am I doing wrong? If you want to see the whole code, you can see it here.