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wdio-wikibase
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WebdriverIO plugin for testing a Wikibase repo.
This module contains mostly pageobjects and pagesections to be used in selenium browser tests for Wikibase.
Usage example:
the file pageobjects/item.page.js contains the pageobject for the item spec file. In Wikibase/repo/selenium/specs/item.js it will have to be required as follows:
const ItemPage = require( 'wdio-wikibase/pageobjects/item.page' );
This enables components from the pageobject to be used in the spec by calling Itempage. e.g.:
ItemPage.addStatementLink.click();
To update or change the contents of this module, clone it locally and commit the changes. Once a new npm version will be released you can run an npm update on your Wikibase instance, after which your changes should be available to you locally.
Please file any bugs or issues with our issue-tracker at phabricator.wikimedia.org.
For instruction of how to create a new release, please see CONTRIBUTING.md
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WebdriverIO plugin for testing a Wikibase repo.
The npm package wdio-wikibase receives a total of 184 weekly downloads. As such, wdio-wikibase popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that wdio-wikibase demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 12 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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