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Enhanced Test Automation with WebdriverIO

You're reading from   Enhanced Test Automation with WebdriverIO Unlock the superpowers of hybrid testing frameworks

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837630189
Length 328 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Larry C. Goddard Larry C. Goddard
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Paul M. Grossman Paul M. Grossman
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: The Utility Belt – Tools Every Superhero SDET Needs 2. Chapter 2: Fortress of Solitude – Configuring WebdriverIO FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Cybernetic Enhancements – WebdriverIO Config and Debug Tips 4. Chapter 4: Super Speed – Time-Travel Paradoxes and Broken Promises 5. Chapter 5: Alter Egos – The ClickAdv Wrapper 6. Chapter 6: The setValue Wrapper – Entering Text and Dynamic Data Replacement 7. Chapter 7: The Select Wrapper – Choosing Values in Lists and Comboboxes 8. Chapter 8: The Assert Wrapper – the Importance of Embedded Details 9. Chapter 9: The Ancient Spell Book – Building the Page Object Model 10. Chapter 10: Increased Flexibility – Writing Robust Selectors and Reducing Maintenance 11. Chapter 11: Echo Location – Skipping the Page Object Model 12. Chapter 12: Superhero Landing – Setting Up Flexible Navigation Options 13. Chapter 13: The Multiverses – Cross-Browser Testing and Cross-Environment Testing 14. Chapter 14: The Time-Traveler’s Dilemma – State-Driven End to End User Journeys 15. Chapter 15: The Sentient Cape – Running Tests in a CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins and LambdaTest 16. Epilogue
17. Index 18. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix: The Ultimate Guide to TypeScript Error Messages, Causes, and Solutions

The three main files of a WebdriverIO node project

A lot of files are added while following the WDIO configuration. This is a good time to walk through the project roadmap to get familiar with the features of and relationships between these files, beginning with these three:

  • package.json
  • yarn.lock
  • wdio.config.ts

Let’s look at each one in order of execution.

The package.json file

The first configuration file we will discuss is the package.json file. It helps manage the project’s dependencies and provides a way to run scripts and access other information about the project. This file serves several purposes:

  • It can specify scripts that can be run from the command line. For example, a WebdriverIO project might include a wdio script that starts the Webdriver server and a wdio-docker script configured specifically to run on a Docker container instance.
  • It specifies the project’s dependencies, which are packages that the project...
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