nightwatch.js

Can I execute multiple test cases in parallel through Nightwatch ?Is it Possible? I am searching for ability of threading capability in java for parallel test case execution. Also what do you guys think about moving from Selenium to Nightwatch? You can see the thread for parallelism: nightwatchjs also take a look into parallel run Nightwatch is using the same selenium webdriver protocol but with some extra additions. Yes you can leverage the parallel mode of nightwatch js using following configuration: test_workers: { enabled: true, workers: 'auto' } To execute tests in multiple browsers, you

I am using nightwatch and trying to iterate through a list of elements. However, when I don't get objects or elements, but I get an array of strings. CODE browser.elements("css selector", ele, function(r){ browser.perform(function(){ console.log("LIST", r); }) }) RETURN LIST { sessionId: 'b273b874-c084-4d17-8bbe-a911a170ef25', status: 0, state: 'success', value: [ { ELEMENT: '6' }, { ELEMENT: '7' }, { ELEMENT: '8' }, { ELEMENT: '9' }, { ELEMENT: '10' }, { ELEMENT: '11' } ], class: 'org.openqa.selenium.remote.Response', hCode: 995684858 } The value should be returning an object of webElements

Say I have these elements on my web page. <a href="/dynamic1">One</a> <a href="/dynamic2">Two</a> <a href="/dynamic3">Three</a> I want to click on the link with text Two . How to identify or click that element using the Link Text without any unique attributes like id or class. In .Net I can use driver.findElement(By.linkText("Images")).click(); . What is the equivalent in nightwatch.js The locator By.linkText uses an XPath internally. So to click the second link from your example with an XPath : .useXpath() // every selector now must be XPath .click("//a[text()='Two']") .useCss() // we're back

I have several tests which test the UI and also serve to create data along the way. A separate set of tests rely on this data, meaning that these must run only after the first set have run. I know about running a group of them, or running them with tags, but how can I run them in a specific order? Nightwatch will run each test within a particular file in order, so one (naive) solution would be to put every test in the same file, in the order you want them to run. This will get unwieldy if you have too many tests for a single file. To get around this, you can take advantage of Nightwatch

I have come to know that Selenium is the father of UI testing. Now my question is why then Angular team has developed Protractor. Can't the same job (that Protractor does) be done with Selenium for AngularJS based web applications? Further, people are talking about Nightwatch.js too. So why there are so many E2E testing libraries/frameworks like Protracor or Nightwatch. Protractor combines powerful tools and technologies such as NodeJS, Selenium, webDriver, Jasmine, Cucumber and Mocha. Has a bunch of customizations from Selenium to easily create tests for AngularJS applications. Speeds up your

I try mocking HTTP requests with nock and other libs like sinonjs but without success. import nock from "nock" const URL = "http://localhost:8080/" const SIGN_IN_PATH = "/fake/users/sign_in.json" export const signInRequest = (status, payload = {}) => { return nock(URL).get(SIGN_IN_PATH).reply(status, payload) } - import { signInRequest } from "./../../utils/fakeRequests" const doLogin = (browser) => { return browser .url("http://localhost:8080") .waitForElementVisible('form', 1000) .setValue('input[name=email]', 'foo@foo.com') .setValue('input[name=password]', 'somepass') .click('button[type