A synchronous version with a nice api of wd, the lightweight WebDriver / Selenium2 client for node.js, built using node-fibers.
Note: headless zombie was removed in 1.1.0
"Raw" fork: This version is a drop-in replacement for the official node-wd-sync with one additional feature: In node-wd-sync, elements returned from synchronized methods are wrapped in synchronization code as well. This fork provides access to the original, untouched element, which you can reference via the .rawElement
property in cases where you need to access the unmodified element. E.g.:
var element = browser.elementByCssSelector('#myElement');
browser.execute('arguments[0].className += " hidden"', [element.rawElement]);
npm install wd-sync
# assumes that selenium server is running
wdSync = require 'wd-sync'
# 1/ simple Wd example
{browser, sync} = wdSync.remote()
sync ->
console.log "server status:", @status()
@init browserName:'firefox'
console.log "session id:", @getSessionId()
console.log "session capabilities:", @sessionCapabilities()
@get "http://google.com"
console.log @title()
queryField = @elementByName 'q'
@type queryField, "Hello World"
@type queryField, "\n"
@setWaitTimeout 3000
@elementByCss '#ires' # waiting for new page to load
console.log @title()
console.log @elementByNameIfExists 'not_exists' # undefined
@quit()
// assumes that selenium server is running
var wdSync = require('wd-sync');
// 1/ simple Wd example
var client = wdSync.remote()
, browser = client.browser
, sync = client.sync;
sync( function() {
console.log("server status:", browser.status());
browser.init( { browserName: 'firefox'} );
console.log("session id:", browser.getSessionId());
console.log("session capabilities:", browser.sessionCapabilities());
browser.get("http://google.com");
console.log(browser.title());
var queryField = browser.elementByName('q');
browser.type(queryField, "Hello World");
browser.type(queryField, "\n");
browser.setWaitTimeout(3000);
browser.elementByCss('#ires'); // waiting for new page to load
console.log(browser.title());
console.log(browser.elementByNameIfExists('not_exists')); // undefined
browser.quit();
});
Note: Doc and README modifications must be done in the doc/template directory.
local WebDriver / Selenium2 server
Remote testing with Sauce Labs.
1/ Install and start Selenium server
./node_modules/.bin/install_selenium
./node_modules/.bin/install_chromedriver
./node_modules/.bin/start_selenium_with_chromedriver
2/ run tests
make test
1/ configure sauce environment
export SAUCE_USERNAME=<SAUCE_USERNAME>
export SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=<SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY>
# if using sauce connect
./node_modules/.bin/install_sauce_connect
./node_modules/.bin/start_sauce_connect
2/ run tests
make test_e2e_sauce
make test_midway_sauce_connect
1/ Update the templates
2/ run make build_doc
1/ Upgrade wd
2/ run make build_mapping
npm version [patch|minor|major]
git push --tags origin master
npm publish