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you can’t do everything in cypress so we have a mix of it and puppeteer cypress for most of the complex tests. puppeteer for more basic things you don’t need t
by foolfoolz 6y ago
you can’t do everything in cypress so we have a mix of it and puppeteer
cypress for most of the complex tests. puppeteer for more basic things you don’t need to debug / “should always work”. because the debugging experience is much poorer. but the tests are “free” to execute. i’ve only wasted time in selenium and don’t recommend it for any purpose
- Rapzid 6y agoI've had a lot of success with selenium-webdriver and Jest as the test runner. Use it with Async/Await, write some custom framework around it for stuff like before/after image capture and upload to s3(or wherever), and Bob's your uncle. ffmpeg can also be used to record the xvfb apparently so I may have a play with adding video capture soon. Debugging in VsCode is nice. It's a shame 4.0 has been in beta forever and people keep taking from the project and not giving back, and that async stacks got broke(but I created a proxy that creates a nested stack and preserves the original test code call site), but it works very well in general.
- foolfoolz 6y agoi’ve had much lower false-negative browser based testing with cypress than any other framework