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end2end-wd-runner

v0.3.1

Published

All in end to end test runner for wd.js

Downloads

7

Readme

end2end-wd-runner

####All in end to end test runner for wd.js

  • grep / exlude for test files
  • includeable yml configuration
  • tearDownable testcases
  • custom actions for the readable tests
  • included selenium-standalone module with firefox, chrome and phantomjs driver (this will be installed only after the first run is detect that is missing)

Pre-requests

  • installed phantomjs for phantomjs driver

Install

npm install -g end2end-wd-runner

Usage

end2end
# use the end2endTests folder as root directory
# and search all the *Test.* file recursive
# except which are have 'manually' in their path or name

end2end -r other/root/folder
# all options
-r --root <directory>                    root directory for text search. Default is end2endTests
-c --config <path>                       path to config yml. Default is root/config.yml
-b --browser <firefox|chrome|phantomjs>  Default is come from the config
-g --grep <pattern>                      regexp matcher for wich tests being executed
-e --exclude <pattern>                   regexp matcher for wich tests being excluded. Default is manually

Configuration

defaults

# passthrough for the wd.promiseChainRemote
# when it is not null the built in selenium does not started
wdRemote: ~
# passthrough for the wd.browser.init
browser:
  browserName: 'firefox'
logger:
  # absolute path, relative from the root or relative from the module
  class: 'lib/logger.js'
  # passthrough to the logger constructor
  config:
    level: 'info'
onError:
  # collect console logs from the browser with the same level trashold as the logger
  collectLogsFromBrowser: false
  startNewBrowser: false
  takeScreenShot: false
  # pause until a key pressed
  pause: false
  # sleep x millisecond
  sleep: 0
runner:
  grep: ''
  exclude: manually
  startTestsWithNewBrowser: false

include possibility:

#otherConfigs.yml
user:
  name: Test
  password: 1234

#config.yml
include: [ otherConfigs.yml ]
url: http://localhost/project
mysql:
  password: 12345

#production.yml
include: [ otherConfigs.yml ]
url: http://project.com
mysql:
  password: 6789
user:
  password: $dsf@12#De6
end2end #run with localhost configuration
end2end -c production.yml

TestSuites

With test suites we can run all the test files (or just some) with different configuration at once

include:
  - config.yml

onError:
  pause: false

testSuites:
  # this one run with the config from the main include
  AdaLovelace:

  CharlesBabbage:
    include:
      - config_charlesBabbage.yml

  DennisMRitchie:
    # everything is overrideable except the selenium and the testSuites configurations
    override:
      search:
        forWhat: 'Dennis M. Ritchie'
      browser:
        browserName: 'chrome'
      logger:
        config:
          level: 'debug'

  onlyJavascript:
    override:
      # root also changeable with relative from the current root or absolute path
      root: ../end2endTests
      runner:
        grep: javascript/.+

Examples

end2end use the wd with promise chains so the Actions basically a set of methods for promise chain. See the end2endTests folder for the whole tests

module.exports = class Search extends require('end2end-wd-runner').Action
  # all method which is ending with Action added to the wd
  searchAction: (context, where) ->
    context
      .get @_config.urls[where] + @_config.search.forWhat
      .then => @logger.debug 'url loaded', url: @_config.urls[where], what: @_config.search.forWhat
      .pageHasWikipediaShortcut where

  pageHasWikipediaShortcutAction: (context, where) ->
    # @_nothing is a shortcut for browser.noop
    return do @_nothing if where isnt 'google'

    context
      .hasElementById 'rcnt'
      .then (exists) => if exists then do @_shourtCutFound else do @_nothing

  _shourtCutFound: ->
    @logger.info 'Page has a wikipedia shortcut'

TestCase

module.exports = class SearchTest extends require('end2end-wd-runner').TestCase
  _actions: [
    'action/search'
  ]

  # a promise must be returned
  test: ->
    @_browser
      .search 'google'
      .search 'bing'

  # a promise must be returned
  tearDown: ->
    @logger.info 'search test finished'
    do @_browser.chain

If you prefer javascript:

module.exports = SearchTest = require('end2end-wd-runner').createNewTestCase();
// there is also available a createNewAction method

SearchTest.prototype._actions = [
  'action/search'
]

// a promise must be returned
SearchTest.prototype.test = function()
{
  return this._browser
    .search('google')
    .search('bing');
}

// a promise must be returned
SearchTest.prototype.tearDown = function()
{
  this.logger.info('search test finished');
  this._browser.chain();
}

The Action and the TestCase share the same sets of property

@_config
# the wd browser
@_browser
# Simple logger for console with debug/info/warn/error methods
@logger
# callback for the deeper promise chain error handling
@errorHandler

Built-in actions over the wd

waitForTheFirstElementByCss (waitFor, asserter, timeout)

waitFor argument is an object where the keys are the selectors and the values are the callbacks

clickOnAndWaitForElementByCss (clickOn, waitFor, asserter, timeout)

Shortcut for:

context
    .elementByCss clickOn
    .click()
    .waitForElementByCss waitFor, asserter, timout

When the waitFor is an object then waitForTheFirstElementByCss action used

waitForPopUp()

Wait for a second window is opened

pause()

Pause the test until a key is pressed