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zombied-chai

v1.0.69

Published

Chai Plugin for ZombieJS (http://zombie.js.org/)

Downloads

8

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Zombied Chai

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A plugin for Chai that wraps ZombieJS assertions, but with a better DSL.

If you are using should or expect in Chai, instead of writing

browser.assert.status(200)

you can write

browser.should.have.status(200)
expect(browser).to.have.status(200)

How to use it

On your specHelper.js make sure you load zombied-chai like below:

'use strict'

var chai = require('chai')
var zombiedChai = require('zombied-chai')

chai.should()
chai.use(zombiedChai)

Assertions

Not all assertions are implemented yet but you already can do some basic things:

|Zombie assertionbrowser.assert|Zombied-Chai assertionbrowser.should.be/have| |-------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| |.success|.successful| |.status(200)|.status(200)| |.element('#selector')|.element('#selector')| |.className('#selector', 'foo')|.element('#selector').withClass('foo')| |.hasNoClass('#selector', 'foo')|.element('#selector').withoutClass('foo')| |.attribute('#selector', 'foo', 'bar')|.element('#selector').withAttribute('foo', 'bar')| |.attribute('#selector', 'data-foo', 'bar')|.element('#selector').withData('foo', 'bar')| |.hasFocus('#selector')|.element('#selector').focused| |.link('#selector', 'link text')|.link('#selector', 'link text')| |.link('#selector', 'link text', 'url')|.link('#selector', 'link text').withHref('#href')| |.url('url|obj|regex')|.url().withHost('host')| |.url('url|obj|regex')|.url().withPath('/path')| |.url('url|obj|regex')|.url().withQuery('a', 'b')|

You can chain all this:

.url().withHost('host').withPath('/').withQuery('a', 'b')

Check the tests for all assertions. More assertions will come in time.