Markets in E2E tests

See the Markets reference for every available market and code.

How market codes map to URLs

Each market has a urlPath that maps to a URL path segment on samsung.com:

Market	Code	URL path	Example URL
United Kingdom	UK	uk	https://samsung.com/uk/
Germany	DE	de	https://samsung.com/de/
Belgium (FR)	BE_FR	be_fr	https://samsung.com/be_fr/
Netherlands	NL	nl	https://samsung.com/nl/

Select one or more markets

The generator and pnpm add-e2e use the same multiselect prompt. Press Space to select groups or individual markets and Enter to finish.

When you select a multi-country group, the E2E tests run against every country in it. For example, BENELUX generates three test iterations:

smoke test - Belgium (NL)    → https://samsung.com/be/
smoke test - Belgium (FR)    → https://samsung.com/be_fr/
smoke test - Netherlands     → https://samsung.com/nl/

This happens automatically because urlsConfig.markets is populated with all countries in the group, and the smoke spec loops over urlsConfig.markets.

Mixed selections are unioned and deduplicated. The result follows the framework's market order rather than the order in which you pressed Space:

The E2E config uses scaffold identifiers such as BE and BE_FR. Team targeting and reporting references may use canonical labels such as BENL and BEFR; do not substitute them without also updating e2e/config.js.

Changing the market after scaffolding

Edit e2e/config.js directly:

export const urlsConfig = {
    baseUrl: 'https://samsung.com',
    bundlePath: 'dist/v1-index.jsx',
    markets: [
        // Add or remove entries here
        { code: 'UK', urlPath: 'uk', name: 'United Kingdom' },
        { code: 'DE', urlPath: 'de', name: 'Germany' },
    ],
    // ...
};

The next test run uses the updated list. Update experiment.config.js#targetUrl separately if you also want pnpm live to open a different market.