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screen-pill

v1.1.7

Published

Page Object pattern in javascript

Downloads

24

Readme

screen-pill Build Status GitHub Coverage Status Dependencies

library for creating page objects in javascript

inpsired by cheezy's ruby implementation

check out the cucumber demo

install

npm install screen-pill

usage

declare a function to encapsulate a web page


// google-search.js

const ScreenPill = require('screen-pill')

function GoogleSearch(driver) {

  this.setDriver(driver)

  this.directUrl('http://www.google.com')

  this.textField('terms', {name: 'q'})
  this.submit('google')
  this.submit('feelingLucky', {index: 1})

  this.query = async function(query) {
    await this.terms.waitUntilPresent()
    await this.terms.set(query)
    await this.google.waitUntilPresent()
    return this.google.click()
  }

  return this
}

module.exports = ScreenPill(GoogleSearch)

instantiate with driver and use methods


const webdriver = require('selenium-webdriver')
const driver = new webdriver.Builder().forBrowser('chrome').build()
const GoogleSearch = require('google-search')

let searchPage = new GoogleSearch(driver)

async function search() {
  await searchPage.visit()
  return searchPage.query('cats')
}

search()

documentation

see /test for examples using cucumber and chai

see wiki for api and usage

under active development (contributions welcome)

contributors

  • sean gregory
  • phil jordan

special thanks

  • jesse keane