# Running CI Tests in Next.js Supabase Lite

> Learn how to test your Makerkit in your CI

*Canonical: https://makerkit.dev/docs/next-supabase-lite/testing/ci-tests*

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To run your tests in any CI, we recommend you simply run the following command:

```
npm test:e2e
```

This command takes care of running all the required services, importing the test data, executing the tests and then exiting.

### The Makerkit testing pipeline

As mentioned in the previous section, testing a Makerkit requires a few services to be up and running:

- the Next.js server
- the Supabase environment

While executing these tests in your CI, this can get cumbersome. Therefore, we provided a single script to execute all your tests in one simple command: you can find the script at `scripts/test.sh`, which will contain the following content:

```
set -e

npm run supabase:start -- -x studio,migra,deno-relay,pgadmin-schema-diff,imgproxy &
docker run --add-host=host.docker.internal:host-gateway --rm -it --name=stripe -d stripe/stripe-cli:latest listen --forward-to http://host.docker.internal:3000/api/stripe/webhook --skip-verify --api-key "$STRIPE_SECRET_KEY" --log-level debug
npm run dev:test &
npm run cypress:headless
npm run supabase:stop -- --no-backup
exit 0
```

Let's explain it, so you can add your own modifications to it.

### Running the Tests in CI mode

If you were to run the tests in CI mode, you would need to run the following command:

```
npm run supabase:start
npm run dev:test &
npm run cypress
```

Then, you would need to stop the Supabase environment:

```
npm run supabase:stop
```

Since the DB gets updated, reset it to the initial state:

```
npm run supabase:reset
```