airtap-multi
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Use multiple browser providers as one.
const Multi = require('airtap-multi')
const multi = new Multi()
multi.add('airtap-playwright')
multi.add('airtap-sauce')
// Get manifests with name 'firefox'
const manifests = await multi.manifests([{
name: 'firefox'
}])
// Only from the airtap-sauce provider
const manifests = await multi.manifests([{
name: 'firefox',
provider: 'airtap-sauce'
}])
// Instantiate a browser (see browser-provider for details)
const browser = multi.browser(manifest, target)
multi = new Multi()
Implements the browser-provider
interface with a few additional methods.
multi.add(id[, options])
Add a provider that's been installed in a nearby node_modules
. The optional options
object will be passed to the provider's constructor.
multi.add(object[, options])
Add multiple providers in the form of { [id]: options }
:
multi.add({
'airtap-sauce': {
username: 'example',
key: 'secret'
}
})
If the second options
argument is provided, those options will be deeply merged into the options of each provider.
multi.add(fn[, options])
Add a provider as a constructor function.
multi.add(array[, options])
Add multiple providers using an array, where each array element is of the above types (string, object or function).
provider = multi.get(id)
Get an added provider by its id.
iterator = multi[Symbol.iterator]()
for (const [id, provider] of multi) {
// ..
}
iterator = multi.keys()
for (const id of multi.keys()) {
// ..
}
iterator = multi.values()
for (const provider of multi.values()) {
// ..
}
With npm do:
npm install airtap-multi
MIT © 2020-present Airtap contributors
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Use multiple browser providers as one
The npm package airtap-multi receives a total of 465 weekly downloads. As such, airtap-multi popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that airtap-multi demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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