Derek Ekins
Derek Ekins
After installing (thanks @drgarcia1986) I have these pods running: ``` $ kubectl get pods --namespace teresa NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE baphomet-minio-f4f845f74-ztnqn 1/1 Running 0 1m baphomet-teresa-64f5756fcc-4bkmc 1/1 Running 0...
The examples should use both jsx and the `h` api. Please default to the jsx as it is quite a lot easier to understand.
I'd like to use WebComponents when building my apps. Can I use hyperdom to create a WebComponent?
adds better support for clicks and right & middle clicks ```js scope.click({button: 'middle'}) scope.click({button: 'right'}) ```
I think we should consider (and try) loading each test into a new iframe - the reason being that when the app fiddles around with the URL you can't just...
when you are checking that something does not exist: `browser.find('.irrelevant-option').shouldNotExist()` but it is dependent on a previous action making it display in the first place: ``` browser.find('.show').click().then(function(){ return browser.find('.irrelevant-option').shouldNotExist(); })...
When you encounter an iframe `browser.find('#some-iframe').find('input')` then automatically rescope the the finder to use that iframe.
When doing something like this: ```js monkey.find('script').shouldHave({ attributes: {async: true} }) ``` against this: ```html ``` The test fails. I think this is because some attributes are actually properties. So...
when a click, select, typeIn, etc is performed on an element then briefly highlight that element so that you can see what has happened.
to help people get started lets create an interactive shell where you can try out browser-monkey.