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@walrusai/cli
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walrus is the command line tool for walrus.ai.
You can install walrus via npm.
npm install -g @walrusai/cli
Once you install walrus, you are ready to run your first test. You will need an API key, the url to a web application you want to test, and a list of plain english test instructions. You can get an API key for free by signing up here.
walrus -n 'test-name' -u https://amazon.com -a YOUR_API_KEY -i \
'Login' \
'Add an item to your cart' \
'Make sure the item is in your cart'
Generally, each walrus.ai test requires an url, and instructions. These can be specified in line (as in the example above), or as files.
You can optionally provide a test name, and variables which are interpolated into the instructions.
Files are written in YAML as per the example below:
---
name: 'test-name'
url: 'https://amazon.com'
instructions:
- 'Login with :username: and :password:'
- 'Add an item to your cart'
- 'Make sure the item is in your cart'
variables:
username: 'walrus@walrus.ai'
password: 'hunter2'
You can then specify either a single test to the walrus program, or a directory of tests.
walrus -a YOUR_API_KEY -f test-case-1.yml
# OR
walrus -a YOUR_API_KEY -f test-cases/
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walrus.ai command line tool
The npm package @walrusai/cli receives a total of 38 weekly downloads. As such, @walrusai/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @walrusai/cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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