nightwatch.js

How do I run only Test 3 from the following tests? module.exports = { 'Test 1':function(){}, 'Test 2':function(){} 'Test 3':function(){} } A new parameter --testcase has been added to run a specified testcase. nightwatch.js --test tests\demo.js --testcase "Test 1" It's a new feature since the v0.6.0 https://github.com/beatfactor/nightwatch/releases/tag/v0.6.0 You must use specific tags before function and separate all functions in diferent files under tests directory, and then call command with --tag argument. See wiki nightwatch tags page and watch this example: // --- file1.js --- module

As the title states, what is the difference between Nightwatch.js and Webdriver.io? It seems like they have kind of the same syntax and do almost the same thing. How are they different? I need to choose between them. I've written a test suite using each of these tools a few times. Webdriver.io allows you to write your test cases "from scratch" and have great control over reporting, by say, integrating with slack using slack npm, and other packages. You would need to know or quickly learn node.js. In addition to working very well with desktop browsers, it integrates well with Appium, Android

I have tried both options, but nothing seems to work: var webNum = browser.getText('selector'); var urlGo = 'https://gotourl.com/' + webNum; browser.url(urlGo); or var webNum = browser.getText('selector'); browser.url('https://gotourl.com/' + webNum); Any ideas? .getText() is returning a WebElement JSON Object rather than string (the documentation on nightwatch api is misleading...) The text you want is the value of the WebElement JSON Object , and you can access it by using .value if you would like to get the text you have to do the following : var webNum = 'nothing'; browser.getText(

My Problem: I am trying to click options in a dropdown with Nightwatch, using sections in page objects. I'm not sure if it's a problem with the section declaration or i'm missing something scope-related. Problem is that it finds the element as visible, but when it tries to click it will throw error that it cannot locate it using recursion. What could i try to do to fix this issue using sections? In the test: var myPage = browser.page.searchPageObject(); var mySection = searchPage.section.setResults; // [finding and clicking the dropdown so it opens and displays the options] browser.pause (3000

I'm trying to use Nightwatch to test a React application. I'm using React-Router with it. When running my test with Nightwatch window is undefined. React uses the following snippet to test if the DOM is available: var canUseDOM = !!( typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.document && window.document.createElement ); From React.js source: ExecutionEnvironment.js#L16 React-Router expects canUseDOM to be true, otherwise it throws an error. So my test fails because window is undefined when running Nightwatch. Shouldn't window be present with selenium webdriver? How can I make window available?

I just started using nightwatch with browserstack and I'm noticing that when we get a failed test, nightwatch registers the failure, but browserstack does not. sample test I am using . Also I am using free trial version of BrowserStack. My question is: Are there any ideas how to tell browserstack when a test run failed ? From BrowserStack doc : REST API It is possible to mark tests as either a pass or a fail, using the following snippet: var request = require("request"); request({ uri: "https://user:key@www.browserstack.com/automate/sessions/<session-id>.json", method: "PUT", form: { "status":

I have this code, I want to go thru all the links available at the bottom of the page. After clicking them I want to make sure the URL opened is the correct one. I think the the recursive calls are done too early. Another issue is how can I do to tell that link belongs to certain URL. function links(browser, total_links) { if (total_links <= 0) { browser.end(); return; } console.log("Number of links: " + total_links); console.log('Flag1'); browser .waitForElementVisible('.bottom .socal>span:nth-child(' + total_links + ')', 1000, function () { console.log('Flag2'); browser.execute(