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We are using Reflect.run at Roboflow and it really is very slick. We have it testing our core flow on a schedule so we know if any of our 3rd party services or
by yeldarb 6y ago
We are using Reflect.run at Roboflow and it really is very slick. We have it testing our core flow on a schedule so we know if any of our 3rd party services or dependencies go down and/or if we introduce a regression.
Our app's core workflow involves signing in, uploading images and annotation files, parsing those files, using HTML5 canvas to render previews and thumbnails, uploading files to GCS, and kicking off several async functions and ajax requests.
That Reflect.run was able to handle all of those complex operations makes me pretty confident it can effectively test any web app.
- LeonidBugaev 6y agoI would love to learn more about your setup. Does Reflect has built-in Roboflow integration, or it ismth custom?
- yeldarb 6y agoNope, we were able to use their UI to create our tests just like any other user would -- everything we needed was supported out of the box (minus one minor workaround I had to add to my code because I had some janky, non-deterministic IDs on some dynamically added hidden fields).
- ss3000 6y agoIt sounds like you're running these tests on a schedule against production? If that's the case, curious how you might build a test that can handle something like a MFA token request on login.