nightmare-jasmine

Jasmine wrapper for Nightmare

Installation

npm install --save-dev nightmare-jasmine

Usage

import { Context as BaseContext, run } from 'nightmare-jasmine'

run({
  params: {
    username: 'foo'
  },
  specFiles: [
    './hooks/beforeAll.js',
    './hooks/beforeEach.js',
    './specs/*.js'
  ]
})

API

run(options: Options)
  .then(() => console.log('Success!'))
  .catch(e => console.error('Error!', e))

Options:

| Name | Type | Required? | Description | |---------------------|-------------|-----------|------------------------------------| | baseDir | string | No | Directory that spec files should be resolved relative to | | isDebug | boolean | No | Show browser? | | params | Object | No | Additional params to pass to tests | | specFiles | string[] | Yes | Glob array of spec files |

Example spec

describe('nightmare-jasmine', () => {
  it('should route to #/foo', async function(this: Context) {
    const url = await this.nightmare.wait('#myElement').evaluate(() => window.location.href)
    expect(url).toBe('http://localhost:4000/#/foo')
  })
})

Usage notes

• If the process exits due to a Jasmine error, it will stay open for up to 30 secs (or whatever nightmare.options.waitTimeout is set to). This is because nightmare .wait() uses timeouts, which are not cleared when .halt() is called. (see https://github.com/segmentio/nightmare/issues/863)