nightwing

An intuitive interaction library based on webdriverjs

Install

$ npm install --save nightwing

Usage

nightwing works by injecting several intuitive commands globally into your tests. By default, mochajs is used as the test runner, but this can be configured using the --runner flag or programmatically by passing in { runner: foo } to the Nightwing constructor. Note currently, only Mocha is supported, but we plan to continue building out support for more runners in the future

myFirstTest.js

describe("foo", function () {
  before(function () {
    return browser.get("http://www.apple.com");
  });

  it("bar", function () {
    fillIn("input[name=q]", "foobar")
    click(".submit");

    expect(title()).to.eql("foobar - Google Search");
  });
});

Programmatic Interface

runner.js

var Nightwing = require("nightwing");
var nightwing = new Nightwing(options);

nightwing.addFile("/path/to/file.js")
nightwing.run(function (results) {

});

options

Since nightwing injects itself into to the test runner, all options available to the test runner are availble to nigthwing.

• mochajs#options

Command-line

$ nightwing [options] [files|dir]

Commands api

// TODO

License

MIT © Dylan Foster