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pupcheck

v0.2.1

Published

E2E test scripting through puppeteer

Downloads

86

Readme

Pupcheck

Simple file format for puppeteer-based End-to-end tests:

goto https://saltcorn.com
status 200
contains platform for building database
containsnot platform for building databse

Command line tool

run with

npx pupcheck

pupcheck [-Hhv] [file ...]

Command line switches:

  -H         : Headful; open browser window
  -v         : verbose
  -h, --help : help

Chrome or chromium need to be installed and accessible. If this is in a non-standard location, set the PUPPETEER_CHROMIUM_BIN environment variable.

Set the base URL with the PUPCHECK_BASE_URL environment variable. Then you can use a relative URL; for example

goto /

Upgrade

npx clear-npx-cache to delete an old version of pupcheck installed with npx, then run npx pupcheck0 again.

pupcheck file commands

The pupcheck file consists of a number of one-word commands, followed by the arguments to that command. If the command takes a free text argument, this will be the last argument and will consist of the rest of the line.

The command is case insensitive, so you can use camelCase.

# This is a comment but only if # is first character

If your selector has a space due to choosing a child element, wrap in parentheses.

Permitted commands

  • goto {url}

    Navigate to this URL

    Example: goto https://google.com

  • status {status code}

    Assert this status code

    Example: status 200

  • contains {contents}

    Assert this is in the page contents

    Example: contains Tasks completed

  • containsnot {contents} (also contains_not)

    Assert this is in not in the page contents

    Example: containsNot An error occurred

  • click {selector}

    Click the selected element and wait for navigation to complete

    Example: click button#click_me

  • waitfor {selector} (also wait_for)

    Wait until this element becomes present

    Example: waitfor button#click_me

  • type {selector} {text}

    Type the text into the selected input element.

    Examples: type input#full_name John Smith, type (#question-name input) Walt Whitman

  • slowlytype {selector} {text} (also slowly_type)

    Type the text SLOWLY into the selected input element.

    Examples: slowly_type input#full_name John Smith, slowlyType (#question-name input) Walt Whitman

  • select {selector} {value}

    Set the value of a drop-down <select> element

    Examples: select select#role 5

  • erase {selector} {nchars}

    Erase characters from the selected input element.

    Examples: erase input#full_name 9

  • evaltrue {js-expr-string} (also eval_true)

    Assert that this expression must evaluate to true

    Examples: eval_true $("input#full_name").val()==="Miles Davis"

  • sleep {milliseconds}

    Sleep for this many milliseconds

    Example: sleep 1000

Example pupcheck file

example.pch contents:

goto https://example.com/

# Login
type input#id_username [email protected]
type input#id_password grehq4hhq32534534t
click input[type=submit]

# Check dashboard loads
contains Tasks completed

How to run:

npx pupcheck example.pch