1. Create a Cognito User Pool
2. Add an app client, making sure to enable ALLOW_USER_PASSWORD_AUTH auth flow. Store this client ID in the environment variable COGNITO_CLIENT_ID.
3. Create groups in the pool: dolphin, manta, and shark.
4. Create a user (ex. user@example.com). Store the credentials in COGNITO_USER_EMAIL and COGNITO_USER_PASSWORD.
5. Create a user (ex. flipper@example.com) and add to group dolphin. Store the credentials in FLIPPER_EMAIL and FLIPPER_PASSWORD.
6. Create a user (ex. ray@example.com) and add to group manta. Store the credentials in RAY_EMAIL and RAY_PASSWORD.
7. Create a user (ex. blue@example.com) and add to group shark. Store the credentials in BLUE_EMAIL and BLUE_PASSWORD.

Set COGNITO_REGION with the AWS region in which you created your user pool.

That's done ! Now let's go to create users and group used by e2e tests !

Perfect ! There is one last step missing to be able to run the test !

COGNITO_CLIENT_ID=YOUR_COGNITO_APPLICATION_CLIENT
COGNITO_REGION=COGNITO_REGION
COGNITO_USER_POOL_ID=USER_POOL_ID
FLIPPER_EMAIL=flipper@dolphin.com
FLIPPER_PASSWORD=password
BLUE_EMAIL=blue@shark.com
BLUE_PASSWORD=password
MOBY_EMAIL=moby@whale.com
MOBY_PASSWORD=password
RAY_EMAIL=ray@manta.com
RAY_PASSWORD=password
COGNITO_USER_EMAIL=user@mail.com
COGNITO_USER_EMAIL_ADMIN=admin@mail.com
COGNITO_USER_PASSWORD=password
COGNITO_USER_PASSWORD_ADMIN=password

npm run test