This package is a Web core extension to the Legerity framework for speeding up the development of automated UI tests with Selenium/Appium including: - WebElementWrapper, for creating element wrappers for custom controls - Button, a clickable button element - CheckBox, a checkable element - FileInput, an input element for uploading files - Image, a visual element for display images - List, an ordered or unordered list element with items - NumberInput, a text input element for numeric values - Option, an child option for a drop down element - RadioButton, a selectable button element - RangeInput, a value selection element that allows a value to be selected in a range - Select, a drop down selector - TextArea, a multi-line text input element - TextInput, a default text input element
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This package is a Web core extension to the Legerity framework for speeding up the development of automated UI tests with Selenium/Appium including: - WebElementWrapper, for creating element wrappers for custom controls - Button, a clickable button element - CheckBox, a checkable element - FileInput, an input element for uploading files - Image, a visual element for display images - List, an ordered or unordered list element with items - NumberInput, a text input element for numeric values - Option, an child option for a drop down element - RadioButton, a selectable button element - RangeInput, a value selection element that allows a value to be selected in a range - Select, a drop down selector - TextArea, a multi-line text input element - TextInput, a default text input element
We found that legerity.web 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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