ember-cli-browser-navigation-button-test-helper
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Test helper to simulate browsers back and forward button in acceptance tests.
Test helper to simulate browsers back and forward buttons in acceptance tests.
ember install ember-cli-browser-navigation-button-test-helperimport registerBrowserNavigationButtons from './browser-navigation-buttons'; and a call of registerBrowserNavigationButtons(); before application.injectTestHelpers(); in tests/helpers/start-app.js.backButton, forwardButton and setupBrowserNavigationButtons as predef in tests/.jshintrc or as globals in tests/.eslintrc.setupBrowserNavigationButtons(); at the start of your acceptance test.backButton();.forwardButton();.There is an usage example in this acceptance test.
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Test helper to simulate browsers back and forward button in acceptance tests.
The npm package ember-cli-browser-navigation-button-test-helper receives a total of 1,592 weekly downloads. As such, ember-cli-browser-navigation-button-test-helper popularity was classified as popular.
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