sliw

Not done. Full toolkit to make sure your electron application is working as expected.

How to use it

Install it:

npm install sliw

Add this to your index.js:

const { WebClient, ElectronClient } = require('sliw');

new WebClient({ window }).interactive();
new ElectronClient({ electron }).register();

Create a folder with your tests (let's name it sliw-tests) and inside it create your first test login.spec.js:

module.exports = sliw => sliw
	.open()
	.input('[name="username"]', 'myusername')
	.input('[name="password"]', 'mypassword')
	.shouldMatchSnapshot()
	.click('.submit-login')
	.wait('.logged-page')
	.shouldMatchSnapshot();

Create a file named sliw.config.js in root of your project and define options:

const login = require('./sliw-tests/login.spec');

module.exports = {
	pipelines: {
		login
	},
	snapshotsFolder: `${__dirname}/sliw-tests`,
	resolutions: [
		[1000, 600],
		[1200, 800],
		[800, 600]
	]
};

Add script to your package.json:

"e2e": "NOT_WATCH=true sliw"

And you are ready to go:

npm run e2e

CLI

sliw

Executes test pipelines described on config sliw.config.js.

-p <pathToPipeline>

Execute single pipeline default config specifiec on sliw.config.js.