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@core @core_auth Feature: Authentication In order to validate my credentials in the system As a user I need to log into the system Scenario: Log in with the predefined admin user with Javascript disabled Given I log in as "admin" Then I should see "You are logged in as Admin User" in the "page-footer" "region" @javascript Scenario: Log in with the predefined admin user with Javascript enabled Given I log in as "admin" Then I should see "You are logged in as Admin User" in the "page-footer" "region" Scenario: Log in as an existing admin user filling the form Given the following "users" exist: \| username \| password \| firstname \| lastname \| email \| \| testuser \| testuser \| Test \| User \| moodle@example.com \| And I am on site homepage When I follow "Log in" And I set the field "Username" to "testuser" And I set the field "Password" to "testuser" And I press "Log in" Then I should see "You are logged in as" in the "page-footer" "region" Scenario: Log in as an unexisting user filling the form Given the following "users" exist: \| username \| password \| firstname \| lastname \| email \| \| testuser \| testuser \| Test \| User \| moodle@example.com \| And I am on site homepage When I follow "Log in" And I set the field "Username" to "testuser" And I set the field "Password" to "unexisting" And I press "Log in" Then I should see "Invalid login, please try again" Scenario: Log out using the Log out link Given I log in as "admin" When I click on "Log out" "link" in the "#page-footer" "css_element" Then I should see "You are not logged in" in the "page-footer" "region" @javascript @accessibility Scenario: Login page must be accessible When I am on site homepage # The following tests are all provided to ensure that the accessibility tests themselves are tested. # In normal tests only one of the following is required. Then the page should meet accessibility standards And the page should meet "wcag131, wcag141, wcag412" accessibility standards And the page should meet accessibility standards with "wcag131, wcag141, wcag412" extra tests And I follow "Log in" And the page should meet accessibility standards And the page should meet "wcag131, wcag141, wcag412" accessibility standards And the page should meet accessibility standards with "wcag131, wcag141, wcag412" extra tests @javascript @accessibility Scenario: The login page must have sufficient colour contrast Given the following config values are set as admin: \| custommenuitems \| -This is a custom item\\|/customurl/ \| When I am on site homepage Then the page should meet "wcag143" accessibility standards And the page should meet accessibility standards with "wcag143" extra tests

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