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Since this PR, Sylius has started using Chrome Headless to run their Behat scenarios tagged with @javascript (scenarios that require Javascript engine to run correctly - in short, Javascript suits). After the implementation of this change, it turned out that Javascript suits had sped up from 13 minutes to 8.5 minutes. So, I decided also to run my Javascript suit using Chrome Headless. However, there was one problem, namely my whole environment (development, test on the local machine, and test in CI) is based on on Docker. Until now, I’ve been using Selenium image to run Chrome. This short post shows you how to configure your Docker environment to work with Chrome Headless.
For Chrome, we use zenika/alpine-chrome image. You might use another one (but not all images work correctly, this one is also well documented) or create your image (but it might be a waste of time).