I have 3 feature files and corresponding Step definition files . How can I run these feature files one after the other in Cucumber WEBDRIVER IO. I am using VS Code.
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I am trying to find a solution of how to execute a JavaScript file a couple of times a day (Like Task Scheduler on Windows)
At the moment, I execute the file in VS Code or Command Prompt using node file.js.
Is there any way to automatically execute it?
I have tried the following with Task Scheduler, but is not executing the file, just opening VS Code:
Action: Start a program
Program/script: "C:\Users\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe"
Arguments: -l -i -c "C:\Users\desktop\folder_containing_the_file; node writeToFile.js"
It can't be executed when the computer is off. But you could use the Amazon AWS Free-Tier services to schedule and run it.
How can i locally run multiple selenium tests at the same time using node js?
I have tried combining selenium-webdriver and async but the tests only run as a series.
Am i missing something? Can someone provide an actual example? (dont just reference me to Selenium Grid or some framework)
CasperJS has files with modules and files with test functions.
I want to use brackets IDE to write tests but I do not have code completion (like intellisense) commands when I press ctrl+space.
How can I import those files on brackets IDE to can be my library of CasperJS functions?
Is there a way to load JavaScript files from jars when running tests with js-test-driver? I'd like to find a solution that works both from command line and from Eclipse.
The reason I want to solve this is that I'm trying to do a gradle build and store artifacts on a repository. The artifacts (jars) contain Java as well as JavaScript files, and when running the JavaScript unit tests with js-test-driver, I have dependencies to JavaScript files inside the jars.
One solution is to unpack the jars and run js-test-driver normally. Is there a better solution without the unpacking?
We run a CI environment with Jenkins and the Project is in ExtJS 3.2. I am not able to find a clear line on how to setup the test coverage for JS code in Jenkins. We write UI tests using selenium and Cucumber. The build file has a UI tests target which is run every time the CI machine runs a build. I am not able to find a plugin that will give me or publish the coverage report of these tests that have been run as a resulting atrifact in Jenkins.
Or please help me out if there is some other way to achieve the same thing.
I think you can use JSCover to generate code coverage when using Selenium:
Start JSCover java web service
Let Selenium hit the JSCover web-app and start the collector, also see the manual of JSCover about automated tests.
Run the Selenium tests in a new window or iFrame
Collect the coverage data and store it somewhere
Process the data into a nice report (possible with genhtml)
If you start a new browser for each Cucumber scenario/feature, then you need to save the coverage data between each scenario/feature, combine them after all features are done and then process them into a nice report. JSCover supports merging of multiple data sources and creating LCOV reports.