nightwatchify v0.9.4

nightwatchify

nightwatchify makes your ES6 code executable on nightwatch.js.

Usage

nightwatchify(testcases)

Wrap nightwatch's testcases to ES5 testcase object

const nightwatchify = require('nightwatchify');

module.exports = nightwatchify({

  '@tags': ['example'],

  "Google"(client) {
    client
      .url('https://google.com')
      .waitForElementVisible('body', 1000);
  },

  afterEach(client, done) {
    // do something
  }
});

nightwatchify.Command

Wrap nightwatch's Custom Commands to executable by ES6 class.

This is example for Saucelabs update job:

const nightwatchify = require('nightwatchify');
const Saucelabs = require('saucelabs');

// Define as ES6 class
class SaucelabsReporter {
  constructor() {
  }

  command(callback) {
    this.api.session(session => {
      const s = new Saucelabs({
        "username": "${SAUCE_USERNAME}",
        "password": "${SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY}"
      });
      const test = this.api.currentTest;
      s.updateJob(session.sessionId, {
        passed: test.failed === 0,
        name: `${test.name}: ${test.module}`
      }, () => {
        this.emit('complete');
        if (callback) {
          callback.call(this.client.api);
        }
      });
    });

    return this;
  }
}

module.exports = nightwatchify.Command(SaucelabsReporter);

The wrapped class extends EventEmitter automatically, so you can use this.emit('complete') without any extends.

Note: context of command() method is wrapped class, not SaucelabsReporter. If you want to access SaucelabsReporter instance itself, you can access it via this.cmd property.

nightwatchify.Bdd()

Wrap BDD global functions to ES5

const nightwatchify = require('nightwatchify');
nightwatchify.Bdd();

describe('Google', () => {
  it('Index', client => {
    client
      .url('https://google.com')
      .waitForElementVisible('body', 1000);
  });

  afterEach((client, done) => {
    // do something
  });
});

Author

Yoshiaki Sugimoto

License

MIT