auto-login

Automating login with test credentials requires configuring predefined environment variables like LOGIN_BYPASS_SECRET and TEST_TEACHER_EMAIL in a file such as .env.local, allowing automated authentication into the web application without manual data entry.

Bypassing CAPTCHA during automated authentication is achieved by leveraging a secure LOGIN_BYPASS_SECRET environment variable configured within your application, which skips manual verification steps for predefined test accounts.

Role-based access for teachers and students is fully supported by reading specific environment variables such as TEST_TEACHER_EMAIL and TEST_STUDENT_PASSWORD, allowing the automated process to query distinct user profiles from a database or JSON file.

Automated authentication requires configuring specific environment variables including LOGIN_BYPASS_SECRET for CAPTCHA bypass, TEST_TEACHER_EMAIL, and TEST_STUDENT_PASSWORD to properly query user profiles and handle role-based access.

Using a bypass secret for automated login is not recommended outside of dedicated testing environments, as the predefined test credentials and LOGIN_BYPASS_SECRET are intended strictly for staging verification and bypassing production authentication controls poses security risks.