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Looks very useful as a github post-commit hook for catching browser-specific JavaScript errors. Is this also meant to be used for testing usability across brow
by benblair 15y ago
Looks very useful as a github post-commit hook for catching browser-specific JavaScript errors.
Is this also meant to be used for testing usability across browsers? Like browserling but automated? If so, some specific examples on the docs page would be very helpful.
- substack 15y agoYep you can use it both ways. To drive an existing page around you can use t.createWindow() and t.submitForm(), which give you a new window object and a jquery handle bound to that window object. http://testling.com/docs/#an-example-test http://testling.com/docs/#an-example-test