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@youwol/e2e-testing
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E2E strategy for youwol releases.
This library is part of the hybrid cloud/local ecosystem YouWol.
To install the required dependencies:
yarn
To build for development:
yarn build:dev
To build for production:
yarn build:prod
To run tests:
yarn test
Coverage can be evaluated using:
yarn test-coverage
To start the 'dev-server':
yarn start
In order to use the dev-server within Py-YouWol and to serve resources in place of the usual CDN database,
the Py-YouWol configuration needs to be updated to include a WebpackDevServerSwitch within a
FlowSwitcherMiddleware. For example:
from youwol.app.environment import *
from youwol.pipelines.pipeline_typescript_weback_npm import WebpackDevServerSwitch
Configuration(
customization = Customization(
middlewares = [
FlowSwitcherMiddleware(
name = 'front-end dev-servers',
oneOf = [
WebpackDevServerSwitch(packageName="@youwol/e2e-testing", port=3024),
]
)
]
)
)
Additional information on the Configuration class can be found in the "Configuration API" page of the
Py-YouWol guide.
Once Py-YouWol is running with the updated configuration,
the application can be accessed from here
(providing py-youwol running using the default port 2000).
To generate code's documentation:
yarn doc
FAQs
E2E strategy for youwol releases.
We found that @youwol/e2e-testing demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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