@web/test-runner-core
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Core package for Web Test Runner. Manages running the tests. Has a modular architecture, delegating most of the work to the separate parts and implementations.
See @web/test-runner for a default implementation and CLI for the test runner.
Browser launchers boot up and control a browser instance. Implementations:
@web/test-runner-selenium (coming soon)@web/test-runner-browserstack (coming soon)Read more here to learn about creating your own browser launcher.
Test frameworks run the actual tests in the browser. Web test runner relies on existing test frameworks. Implementations:
Read more here to learn more about using the browser library without a testing framework, or to implement your own testing framework.
The server serves the test code and files and communicates with the browser, returning configuration and receiving test results. Implementations:
Read more here to learn about creating your own test runner server.
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The npm package @web/test-runner-core receives a total of 48,140 weekly downloads. As such, @web/test-runner-core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @web/test-runner-core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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