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squad-cli

v0.5.1

Published

A cli for running ADI's internal version of the Squad testing processor, with direct integration to Nightwatch.js. This module is completely useless outside of the ADI network. A public release may come in the future, but not now.

Downloads

11

Readme

Why are you people downloading this. I know you don't work for my company.

Seriously though, this is an internal CLI for now that pulls the main program out of a repo that can only be accessed on our network. If you're downloading as learning material, download away, I fully support it. But otherwise, I'd wait until the public release of Squad. It's really shaping up, there's just a lot of company information hardcoded, so I'd give it a few weeks before this is ready for the average E2E tester. Until then, here's a summary of what Squad can do.

  • Brings in table functionality to the Nightwatch test runner. Dynamically generate as many tests as you need for multiple different sites, variables, and any other what not.
  • Mixins and code shortcuts. Writing that same line of code in every test? Just plop it into the globals file under a proxy name, and it'll get loaded into your final test script.
  • SauceLabs integration. Updates job names and pass/fail flags in SauceLabs, which is the default runner. With a little tinkering, I'll have local running tests working just as easily.
  • Command line runner for setting up multiple environments and running right from the terminal. No more fumbling for desired capabilities names, or accidentally trying to run Android on an iPhone.

Make sure this is installed globally!