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po-packager

v0.1.1

Published

A library for packaging page objects next to your own module.

Downloads

1

Readme

po-packager

The PO-Packager (or Page Object packager) is a small lightweight library which supports the exportation of page objects. It's sole purpose is to enable test support interface publication alongside the component library.

Installation

To locally install the library run: npm install -D po-packager

To globally install the library run: npm install -g po-packager

Configuration

The po-packager.json only requires one attribute which is root and the value of this should be the root directory of your page-objects. For instance, if you separate your tests in a folder called test, further subdivide them into unit & e2e folders and then put your page objects for e2e testing in the po folder; then your config file would look like:

{
  "root": "test/e2e/po"
}

Usage

to generate the distribution you can add a script to your package.json and then run npm run po-packager

{
    "scripts": {
        "po-packager": "po-packager"
    }
}  

or, if installed globally, call po-pcakager within your project.