@codeceptjs/examples
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This repo contains tests for TodoMVC application. Tests can be executed via different helpers.
This repo contains tests for TodoMVC application. Tests can be executed via different helpers.
This is a playground for your first steps in testing, so instead of installing it from NPM it is recommended to clone it from repo instead and then install the dependencies:
git clone git@github.com:codecept-js/examples.git codeceptjs-examples && cd codeceptjs-examples && npm i
This will install CodeceptJS with Puppeteer, WebdriverIO & TestCafe packages.
The default helper is Playwright.
Use codecept.conf.js to run tests with Playwright:
npx codeceptjs run --steps
Use codecept.puppeteer.conf.js to run tests with Puppeteer:
npx codeceptjs run --steps -c codecept.puppeteer.conf.js
Use codecept.webdriver.conf.js to run tests with WebdriverIO in Chrome:
npx codeceptjs run -c codecept.webdriver.conf.js --steps
Use codecept.testcafe.conf.js to run tests with TestCafe in Chrome:
npx codeceptjs run -c codecept.testcafe.conf.js --steps
Run tests in headless mode:
HEADLESS=true npx codeceptjs run --steps
Run tests in parallel with 3 workers:
npx codeceptjs run-workers 3
Created as part of codepress by Stefan Huber. Maintained by CodeceptJS Team.
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This repo contains tests for TodoMVC application. Tests can be executed via different helpers.
The npm package @codeceptjs/examples receives a total of 7,168 weekly downloads. As such, @codeceptjs/examples popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @codeceptjs/examples demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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