0.0.5 • Published 9 years ago
nightmare-jasmine v0.0.5
nightmare-jasmine

Installation
npm install --save-dev nightmare-jasmineUsage
import { Context as BaseContext, run } from 'nightmare-jasmine'
run({
params: {
username: 'foo'
},
specFiles: [
'./hooks/beforeAll.js',
'./hooks/beforeEach.js',
'./specs/*.js'
]
})API
run(options: Options)
.then(() => console.log('Success!'))
.catch(e => console.error('Error!', e))Options:
| Name | Type | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
baseDir | string | No | Directory that spec files should be resolved relative to |
isDebug | boolean | No | Show browser? |
params | Object | No | Additional params to pass to tests |
specFiles | string[] | Yes | Glob array of spec files |
Example spec
describe('nightmare-jasmine', () => {
it('should route to #/foo', async function(this: Context) {
const url = await this.nightmare.wait('#myElement').evaluate(() => window.location.href)
expect(url).toBe('http://localhost:4000/#/foo')
})
})Usage notes
- If the process exits due to a Jasmine error, it will stay open for up to 30 secs (or whatever
nightmare.options.waitTimeoutis set to). This is because nightmare.wait()uses timeouts, which are not cleared when.halt()is called. (see https://github.com/segmentio/nightmare/issues/863)