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aquery

v0.0.1

Published

Selenium powered node.js JQuery-like interface for Test

Downloads

3

Readme

#auQuery# auQuery is a tool built on top of two node libraries: wd and fibers. It uses wd to access selenium webdriver, and fibers to make the calls to selenium synchronous. auQuery also provide a jQuery like interface to access the browser that allow using javascript developers skillset back in user acceptance automation.

##Installation## Install node.js do npm install wd install npm install auQuery Download the selenium standalone server. Run the standalone server (java -jar selenium-server-standalone.jar) ##Creating the Environment## auQuery cannot be ran directly from the main function in node.js (as it needs to create a fiber). To run auQuery queries do the following in your code:

  • Create a wd object
  • Create a auQuery Browser and init it with a wd process.
  • Call the method drive on the browser that receives a function with two parameters. The first paremeter will be a synchronous version of the wd object passed, with a sleep method, the second parameter will be the auQuery object.

##auQuery Methods##

###Actions###

  • find - find child elements to the selected navigator through a css selector
  • type - write a text into each element selected (alias:sendKeys)
  • clear - clear a input area
  • click - click on the first item of the navigator

###Query###

  • css - get computed css property
  • attr - brings the first value of selected items
  • val - brings the value attribute
  • text - brings the inner text
  • tag - the tag for the first element
  • classes - an array with the css classes for the first element
  • hasClass - boolean if the first element has a particular class
  • is - if the element has a particular tag

###Filtering###

  • first
  • last
  • get
  • size
  • toArray

###Collection Management###

  • each

###Limits### This library is not feature-complete compared with Selenium Webdriver. Another limitation is that it does not implement (or plant to implement) all of jQuery features.