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nyx-test

v0.0.9

Published

Nyx Test is a TypeScript toolkit for browser-flow testing with `agent-browser` and `vitest`, plus a small CLI to distribute reusable AI skills across projects.

Downloads

1,065

Readme

Nyx Test

Nyx Test is a TypeScript toolkit for browser-flow testing with agent-browser and vitest, plus a small CLI to distribute reusable AI skills across projects.

What it includes

  • Test helpers for end-to-end style flows:
    • it() wrapper with per-test session/artifact lifecycle
    • run() helper to execute agent-browser commands
    • screenshot() helper for saved screenshots
    • matchSnapshot() helper for normalized snapshot assertions
  • Artifact generation under e2e/artifacts (configurable)
  • CLI command to copy packaged skills into another project

Installation

yarn add nyx-test

Nyx Test uses:

  • agent-browser
  • vitest

They are declared as peer dependencies, so make sure they are available in your project.

Library usage

Import helpers from the package entrypoint:

import { it, run, screenshot, matchSnapshot } from "nyx";

it keeps Nyx's artifact/session lifecycle and supports the same chainable API style as Vitest, like it.skip, it.only, it.each, it.skipIf, and it.runIf.

Example:

import { describe } from "vitest";
import { it, run, screenshot, matchSnapshot } from "nyx";

describe("checkout flow", () => {
  it("completes purchase", async () => {
    run("goto https://example.com");
    run("click 'Buy now'");
    screenshot("after-buy.png");
    matchSnapshot();
  });
});

CLI usage

Nyx Test exposes a binary named nyx-test.

copy-skills

Copies skill folders from .ai/skills in the current working directory to a target path.

npx nyx-test copy-skills --skills-path ./skills

Options:

  • --skills-path <skills-path>: destination path (default: ./skills)

During copy, Nyx Test updates each copied SKILL.md by replacing <PATH> placeholders with the provided path.

Artifacts

By default, test artifacts are written to:

e2e/artifacts/<test-file>/<timestamp-uuid>/

Inside each run directory:

  • screenshots/
  • video/<test-file>.webm

You can override the root directory with:

E2E_ARTIFACTS_DIR=custom/path

Development

Install dependencies:

yarn install

Available scripts:

  • yarn build - compile TypeScript to dist
  • yarn test - run tests with Vitest
  • yarn test:watch - run tests in watch mode

License

MIT