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protractor-webpack

v1.1.0

Published

Synchronizes Protractor test runs with serving a Webpack bundle

Downloads

83

Readme

protractor-webpack

Installation

npm install --save-dev protractor-webpack

Programatic Usage

The run function will serve the Webpack bundle and run the Protractor tests. It requires two arguments: the Webpack config as a JSON object and the path to the Protractor config.

var webpackConfig = require('./webpack.config.json');
var runner = require('protractor-webpack');

runner.run('./protractor.conf.js', webpackConfig);

CLI Usage

TODO - Add documentation

Credit

This project is heavily influenced by the work done in angular-cli. They use the webpack-dev-server to serve the application for test and call to the Protractor launcher directly to execute the tests. To wire everything together, they simply create a callback function to launch the protractor test and synchronize it with the webpack build by passing it is a plugin on 'done'.

The issue with angular-cli is that it blindly refuses to build an ejected project, and rather than allow for running the tests from the webpack config.