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@sir_hlony_letaoana/heal-cli

v0.1.1

Published

CLI for offline self-healing selector analysis

Readme

@sir_hlony_letaoana/heal-cli

CLI tool for offline self-healing selector analysis. Replays heal-report.json artifacts from wdio-heal-service and suggests replacement selectors.

Install

npm install -g @sir_hlony_letaoana/heal-cli
# or use without installing:
npx @sir_hlony_letaoana/heal-cli <command>

Commands

heal analyze <file>

Analyse a heal-report.json produced by wdio-heal-service.

heal analyze reports/heal-report.json
heal analyze reports/heal-report.json --output enriched.json

Output:

[1] Login Flow > should log in with valid credentials
  Original: ~loginButton
  ✅  high  score=6  [accessibility-id="loginButton"]  (stable test-id / accessibility attribute)
  ⚠️   med  score=3  [content-desc="Login"]             (stable test-id / accessibility attribute)
  🔻  low  score=1  //*[contains(@text, "Login")]       (text-based fallback)

heal suggest <selector> --dom <file>

Suggest healing alternatives for a raw selector against a saved DOM file.

heal suggest "~loginButton" --dom snapshots/page.xml
heal suggest "~loginButton" --dom snapshots/page.xml --max 3

heal candidates <dom-file>

List all extractable candidate selectors from a DOM/page-source file.

heal candidates snapshots/page.xml

Options

| Flag | Description | |---|---| | -o, --output <path> | Write enriched JSON output to file (analyze only) | | --dom <path> | Path to DOM/page-source snapshot (suggest only, required) | | -n, --max <n> | Max suggestions to show (default: 5) |

CI usage

# In a GitHub Action or CI step after test run:
npx @sir_hlony_letaoana/heal-cli analyze reports/heal-report.json --output heal-output.json