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puppeteer-page-object

v2.2.0

Published

Small puppeteer page object pattern implementation

Downloads

168

Readme

Puppeteer page object Build Status

Small wrapper on puppeteer allows to you use page object pattern with clean steps and incapsulated methods.

Installation

Install it with npm:

npm i --save-dev puppeteer-page-object

Or yarn:

yarn add -D puppeteer-page-object

Usage

Follow examples bellow for fast start.

You can also check some examples with cucumber here.

Base page object

About all properties you can here.

const PageObject = require('puppeteer-page-object')

const examplePageObject = new PageObject({
  scenarioName: 'example-scenario'
})
;async () => {
  await examplePageObject.init()
  await examplePageObject.open('https://example.com')
  await examplePageObject.screenshot()
  await examplePageObject.close()
}

Extending

You can create page object instances and use all power of build in methods and properties:

const PageObject = require('puppeteer-page-object')

class ExamplePage extends PageObject {
  async typeToInput(text) {
    await this.page.type('#input', text)
  }
}

const examplePageObject = new ExamplePage()
;async () => {
  await examplePageObject.init()
  await examplePageObject.open('https://example.com')
  await examplePageObject.screenshot()
  await examplePageObject.typeToInput('Hello world')
  await examplePageObject.close()
}

Properties

| Name | Type | Default value | Description | | ----------------- | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | headless | boolean | true | Headless mode. | | scenarioName | string | null | Scenario name to creates better screenshots names. | | screenshotsPath | string | screenshots | Path to save screenshots. | | args | string[] | ['--no-sandbox', '--disable-setuid-sandbox'] | Args for puppeteer browser launch. |

Methods

| Name | Returns | Description | | ------------------------------ | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | .init() | Promise<void> | Initialize page object, creates browser and page instance. Must be called before all actions with browser and page properties. | | .open(url: string) | Promise<void> | Opens given url. Sugar for this.page.goto. | | .close() | Promise<void> | Closes page. Sugar for this.browser.close. | | .screenshot(params?: object) | Promise<void> | Capture screenshot and save it to dir defined by this.screenshotsPath. You can alse pass params-object. Sugar for this.page.screenshot | | .generateScreenshotName() | string | Generates unique screenshot name with test date and scenario name (if it defined in class instance). |