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@oracle/oraclejet-webdriver

v17.1.2

Published

Oracle JET WebDriverJS WebElements

Downloads

3,544

Readme

Oracle JET Component WebElements

oraclejet-webdriver is a UI automation library built on top of selenium-webdriver, and designed to work with Oracle JET-based applications.

Installation

npm install -D @oracle/oraclejet-webdriver

Usage

The library is available with type definitions so that tests can be authored in TypeScript.

The root module @oracle/oraclejet-webdriver has a default export where common utilities can be found. WebElements that correspond to JET components can be found underneath @oracle/oraclejet-webdriver/elements

A sample test script using Mocha:

import ojwd, { DriverManager } from '@oracle/oraclejet-webdriver';
import { ojInputText } from '@oracle/oraclejet-webdriver/elements';
import { By, WebDriver } from 'selenium-webdriver';

describe('My suite of tests', function () {
  let driver: WebDriver;

  before(async function () {
    driver = await DriverManager.getDriver();
    await ojwd.get(driver, 'http://myapp.com/');
  });

  it('changes an <oj-input-text> value', async function () {
    const input = await ojInputText(driver, By.id('text-input-1'));
    await input.changeValue('...');
  });

  after(function () {
    DriverManager.releaseDriver(driver);
  });
});

Compatibility

It's important to use the same version of oraclejet-webdriver which matches your oraclejet. If the versions differ, the library will throw an exception upon opening the page and a console error will be logged.

Dependencies

This library depends on the following: