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testcafe-cli-select
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TestCafe interactive CLI prompts to select and run specific spec files / tests
Important note: the test files should include .spec.js / .spec.ts / .test.js / .test.ts suffix and be located in the tests folder (e.g. tests/login.spec.js or tests/login.test.js)
Install the following package:
npm install -D testcafe-cli-select
# within your TestCafe repository as dev dependency
Run the following command in your TestCafe repository:
npx testcafe-cli-select run
You can also include more CLI arguments in which you can specify specific browser, otherwise Chrome Browser will be implicitly used
npx testcafe-cli-select run --browser firefox
Official TestCafe documentation with the list of all the supported browsers HERE.
npm scriptFor convenience, you may want to store the npx command within an npm script in your project's package.json, including any desired CLI arguments:
"scripts": {
"tc:select": "npx testcafe-cli-select run --browser=firefox"
}
Feel free to open a pull request or drop any feature request or bug in the issues.
Please see more details in the contributing doc.
FAQs
Testcafe interactive CLI prompts to select and run specs or tests
We found that testcafe-cli-select 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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