chore(e2e): add the explanation

[willmendesneto]

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[cironunes]

There are some categories here that are child of "Best Practices". Could you nest them in the TOC?

[leandroh]

On the topic of Using NodeJS in Protractor tests. Could you describe the way we can communicate with the remote HTTP server? (and figure out how to work around browser.get('/') and element.all(by.css('.table-sorter-order'))).

Imagine you have collected data on the production server (that runs in a different environment - e.g. Java). And now you want to run your e2e tests against the development environment (locally). Which is the best practice for this approach? $httpBackend mock? Fixtures? Or Replicate the production database to the development database?

Thanks.

[willmendesneto]

@leandroh, but the aspects that you mentioned are based on unit-tests and application workflow environment. $httpBackend mock is used in unit-tests, not in end-to-end tests.

The environment where you ran your tests is already configured with this information ( using * backend language for response data, mocking data or creating other abstractions for it , for example), and the tests will run based in this environment configuration.

There are some tips and tricks for configuration setup for the deploy. For example: in an app using API Architecture Based, if you run tasks based on 3 environments (development, testing and production), you should supply some information to the application that will be used to define how to consume and respond with the apropriate data.

[leandroh]

Sorry for my misunderstanding.

[leandroh]

I guess my misunderstanding comes from this question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19078962/how-to-do-integration-testing-for-angularjs-web-apps.