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Have you think about the possibility to add something like a ConnTest driver to hound? This would not be an actual browser, therefore it would not support javascript. However, it would be faster and very useful for scenarios where javascript is not used. When javascript is needed, driver could be changed on-the-fly through a test tag.
In ruby world, capybara provides with this functionality through RackTest driver. For phoenix framework, there is phoenix_integration for that, but it is a pain to use two different DSL in the same project.
Thanks for any feedback
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Hi there.
Have you think about the possibility to add something like a
ConnTest
driver to hound? This would not be an actual browser, therefore it would not support javascript. However, it would be faster and very useful for scenarios where javascript is not used. When javascript is needed, driver could be changed on-the-fly through a test tag.In ruby world, capybara provides with this functionality through
RackTest
driver. For phoenix framework, there is phoenix_integration for that, but it is a pain to use two different DSL in the same project.Thanks for any feedback
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: