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se-runner-selenium-standalone-example

v1.0.0

Published

Ready to run example using se-runner with grunt-se-runner and se-runner-framework-jasmine towards a selenium-standalone server

Downloads

5

Readme

se-runner-selenium-standalone-example

Ready to run example using se-runner with grunt-se-runner and se-runner-framework-jasmine towards a selenium-standalone server

Installation

Fork and/or clone, run npm install and make changes as needed.

NPM package

  • https://npmjs.com/package/se-runner-selenium-standalone-example

Overview

Gruntfile.js

The grunt file will begin by starting a selenium-standalone server and a local web server (hosting the test harness) and then start executing the specified tests.

Config folder

Contains the capabilities configurations, i.e. which browsers & devices to test against.

Server folder

The server folder is what is being exposed through the local web server. Files in here will be made available in the tests over HTTP (using the address: http://localhost:9999/).

For instance, this example has a simple test harness (harness.html) which sets up a simple HTML5 video that the tests can check against.

Test folder

Holds a few simple sample tests that load up the test harness and checks that a few things occurred.

Contributing

In lieu of a formal style guide, take care to maintain the existing coding style.

Release History

  • 2017-10-09 v1.0.0 Initial version.