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plus.garden.webdriver

v0.0.1

Published

Webdriver for plus.garden

Downloads

3

Readme

plus.garden.webdriver NPM version Dependency Status

API Reference | CSS Selectors | Selenium installation guide

Webdriver for Garden.js

Installing/Configuring

Suppose, you already have a project with configured garden environment (more info here). Now you need to add plus.garden.webdriver as a dependency in your garden/package.json:

    "dependencies": {
        /* ... */
        "plus.garden.webdriver": "~0.0.1",
        /* ... */
      }

And run npm install

    npm install

Or just add and install the dependency automatically via npm:

    $ cd garden
    $ npm install --save plus.garden.webdriver

Now register the installed module in garden/container.js:

    module.exports = function (container) {
        //...
        container.register('Webdriver', require('plus.garden.webdriver'));
        //...
    }

And add the registered module to garden's "world"

    // garden/DIR_WITH_YOUR_TESTS/support/world.js

    var World = function World(callback) {
        garden.get('Webdriver.Browser').create(function (browserService) {
            this.browserService = browserService;
            this.driver = browserService.driver;
            this.browser = browserService.browser;
        }.bind(this));
    }
    
    defineSupportCode(function({setWorldConstructor}) {
        /* ... */
        setWorldConstructor(World);
        /* ... */
    });

That's it. Your garden is ready to use the webdriver module.

You also can install this package with Garden generator.

Dependencies

For using plus.garden.webdriver you should install and run Selenium server. You can install and manage it in any convenient way.

We provide a list of steps for installing Selenium, which we tested in our package. See here.