Self-Signed Certificate Error

[jhartma]

What are you trying to achieve?

Run the test on localhost with a self-signed ssl certificate.

What do you get instead?

 -- FAILURES:
1) Check @dev "before each" hook: Before for "I create a new user":
   error: request to https://localhost/graphql failed, reason: self signed certificate

[APshenkin]

For running tests with self-signed ssl certificate:
Nightmare:
Add this in Nightmare config:

switches: {
                'ignore-certificate-errors': true
            },

WebdriverIO:
Chrome: nothing to do
Firefox:

desiredCapabilities: {
                "acceptInsecureCerts": true
            }

SeleniumWebdriver/Protractor:
Chrome: nothing to do
Firefox:

capabilities: {
                "acceptInsecureCerts": true
            }

[allenhwkim]

@APshenkin what's option for puppeteer?
---- EDIT -----
I found this works for Puppeteer codecept.json

{
  ...
  "helpers": {
    "Puppeteer": {
      ....
      "chrome": {
        "ignoreHTTPSErrors": true
      }
    }
  }

[JeffroeBodine]

Is there any compatible example for ignoring HTTPSErrors in the Rest Helper? I've been all over the Axios docs and found a closed issue with a workaround -> axios/axios#12

process.env.NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED = '0'; But setting that doesn't seem to help

[vsawant1608]

I have this setting in my codeceptjs.

    helpers: {
        CustomSetup: {
            require: './setup.js'
        },
        Puppeteer: {
            url: 'http://localhost:3020',
            show: false,
            windowSize: '1312x1400',
            chrome: {
                args: ['--ignore-certificate-errors']
            },
            keepCookies: true
        },
        REST: {
            endpoint: 'https://localhost:3020',
            onRequest: () => {}
        }
    }

and this gives me certificate expired when I try to run test case like this

Feature('Get data using REST helper');

Before(async (I, login) => {
    await login('testUser');
});

Scenario('case list API', async I => {
    const res = await I.sendGetRequest('/users');

    expect(res.status).to.eql(200);
});

Any idea on how to fix this? I already have process.env.NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED = '0'

[lind-eduard]

For running tests with self-signed ssl certificate:
Nightmare:
Add this in Nightmare config:

switches: {
                'ignore-certificate-errors': true
            },

WebdriverIO:
Chrome: nothing to do
Firefox:

desiredCapabilities: {
                "acceptInsecureCerts": true
            }

SeleniumWebdriver/Protractor:
Chrome: nothing to do
Firefox:

capabilities: {
                "acceptInsecureCerts": true
            }

Are there something like this for Playwright webkit browser?

[sibyaugustine]

For running tests with self-signed ssl certificate:
Nightmare:
Add this in Nightmare config:

switches: {
                'ignore-certificate-errors': true
            },

WebdriverIO:
Chrome: nothing to do
Firefox:

desiredCapabilities: {
                "acceptInsecureCerts": true
            }

SeleniumWebdriver/Protractor:
Chrome: nothing to do
Firefox:

capabilities: {
                "acceptInsecureCerts": true
            }

Are there something like this for Playwright webkit browser?

ignoreHTTPSErrors should work.

Playwright: {
  url: 'http://localhost:8080',
  show: true,
  browser: 'chromium',
  ignoreHTTPSErrors : true
}

[ngraf]

ignoreHTTPSErrors should work.

😀👍🏻 Playwright with option ignoreHTTPSErrors : true works like a charm for me within "chromium", "firefox" and "webkit"