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amaze-tdd

A package for conducting functional front-end tests.

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Amaze test-driven development

This is a set of tools that will allow for test-driven development using the following technologies:

  • Mocha (test runner)
  • Chai (an assertion library)
  • webdriverio (browser control bindings)
  • Selenium (browser abstraction and factory)
  • PhantomJS (headless browser)

Install

npm install -g amaze-tdd

Running tests

First, start the Selenium server with:

java -jar selenium/selenium-server-standalone-3.0.0-beta4.jar

Then run tests with:

amaze test

Dependencies

You will also need to add the webdriver locations to your $PATH. They come in this package, but you will want to move them somewhere static. Then point that location using:

export PATH=$PATH:location/to/webdriver/folder

Test files

Our process will run Mocha on any files in the specified path with the format *-spec.js. This means that the following examples will work:

  • test-spec.js
  • overlay-name-spec.js
  • camelCase-spec.js
  • ALLCAPS-spec.js
  • some-folder/test-spec.js
  • some-folder/nested-folder/test-spec.js

Basically any file that ends with -spec.js will be covered in testing.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter errors, this section may be able to help.

"Could not start Selenium server..."

The Node application can't automatically start your Selenium server so you'll need to start it manually. You can do so by finding the .jar file in node_modules/amaze-tdd/selenium or similar, and running:

java -jar path/to/selenium/selenium-server-standalone-3.0.0-beta4.jar

You should run this in a separate Terminal instance.

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Package last updated on 13 Oct 2016

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