Cross browser Testing JavaScript
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The document discusses cross-browser testing in JavaScript, emphasizing the importance of code coverage and efficiency in testing workflows. It proposes reusing Selenium infrastructure with tools like Karma to enhance compatibility testing and streamline the process. Additionally, it highlights the performance issues associated with functional tests compared to unit tests and suggests limiting cross-browser tests to critical functionality.
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Cross browser Testing JavaScript
- 1. Cross Browser testing JavaScript Alan Parkinson CEO, Hindsight Software Ltd @alan_parkinson
- 3. You don’t need to run your Selenium Test suite with every browser* The Truth
- 4. • No visual testing • Low JavaScript code coverage • Costly to improve coverage Rendering Compatibility JavaScript/DOM Compatibility What do we achieve?
- 5. • JavaScript and DOM compatibility • Good code coverage • Reusing a development artifact Run all JavaScript unit tests cross browser Simple Answer
- 6. • Average Test: 8 Seconds • Test Suite: 5 minutes • Average Test: 0.1 seconds • Test suite: 11 seconds Functional Tests JavaScript Unit Tests Looking at the numbers
- 7. Do we meet our compatibility objective? Code Coverage has a use
- 8. • Too many JavaScript files • Order of loading files Not everything will be picked up by Unit Tests *The qualifier Only run critical functional tests cross- browser
- 9. JAVASCRIPT TEST RUNNERS Reusing your Selenium infrastructure
- 10. • Testing Framework Agnostic • Continuous Integration • Code coverage with Instanbul • Launch Browsers • Manually connect browsers Spectacular Test Runner for JavaScript Real Browsers Karma
- 11. • Connects Remote WebDriver Instances • Selenium Grid 2 • Supports Desired Capabilities Reusing your Selenium Infrastructure Karma WebDriver Launcher
- 12. Karma in action $ npm install -g karma $ npm install -g karma-webdriver-launcher
- 13. Continuous Integration Override karma.conf.js from the command line singleRun: true reporters: [‘junit’]
- 14. • Code Coverage • Feedback time • Meeting our objective - Compatibility • Karma Runner • Use your existing WebDriver infrastructure • Use code coverage to validate the majority of your code is compatibility tested. Functional tests have poor performance: Cross-browser unit test JavaScript Summary
Editor's Notes
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