Contributing

Contribution is really appreciated. Please follow the instructions below.

Self testing

As Autotester is testing tool it can test itself.
Exactly for that there are two instances of Autotester loaded in browser during development:

Both instances are updated simultaneously when code changes.

Fork the repo and clone it:

git clone https://github.com/<your_name>/autotester.git

Install npm dependencies:
```
cd autotester
npm i
```
Install selenium standalone server:
```
selenium-standalone install
```
Run dev watcher (in separate terminal window):
```
npm run dev
```
Run local selenium hub (in separate terminal window):
```
npm run hub
```
Launch chrome and open chrome://extensions page
Enable developer mode checkbox
Load 2 unpacked extensions from dist/unpacked-dev and dist/unpacked
Enable chrome flag to allow debug of extensions: chrome://flags/#extensions-on-chrome-urls.
Relaunch Chrome. Don't care about warning: You are using an unsupported command-line flag
You are done! Now you can make changes in files and reload extensions to see the result