End to end test of electron app on Windows
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What I am trying to achieve:
I'd like to set up an electron project with a proper headless end-to-end testing configuration.
Issues encountered
Spectronjs seems to be the solution to achieve so. However there is no configuration to prevent the window from opening on each test. Reading some of the threads on the repository + the documentation of electron in regards to testing mentions Xvfb. I've tried to get my head around this but understand so far that this cannot be installed on Windows? And that there is no alternative.
The list on the page includes other options such as Appvoyer or CicleCI but these again are new and I am barely able to find a guide around these not to mention, I am not really liking that I have to do all these steps (link to github/bitbucket account, etc).
I've also tried to go through demo applications from the electronjs list page, but not all of them do have tests, and when they do, they are sometime written in what seems to be a different programming language, or specifically aimed for angular or react, while on my end I am aiming to use vuejs.
Can anyone point me to a clean example of an offline end to end headless test of an electron app on Windows?
electron e2e-testing headless-browser xvfb
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What I am trying to achieve:
I'd like to set up an electron project with a proper headless end-to-end testing configuration.
Issues encountered
Spectronjs seems to be the solution to achieve so. However there is no configuration to prevent the window from opening on each test. Reading some of the threads on the repository + the documentation of electron in regards to testing mentions Xvfb. I've tried to get my head around this but understand so far that this cannot be installed on Windows? And that there is no alternative.
The list on the page includes other options such as Appvoyer or CicleCI but these again are new and I am barely able to find a guide around these not to mention, I am not really liking that I have to do all these steps (link to github/bitbucket account, etc).
I've also tried to go through demo applications from the electronjs list page, but not all of them do have tests, and when they do, they are sometime written in what seems to be a different programming language, or specifically aimed for angular or react, while on my end I am aiming to use vuejs.
Can anyone point me to a clean example of an offline end to end headless test of an electron app on Windows?
electron e2e-testing headless-browser xvfb
asked Nov 10 at 20:13
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up vote
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What I am trying to achieve:
I'd like to set up an electron project with a proper headless end-to-end testing configuration.
Issues encountered
Spectronjs seems to be the solution to achieve so. However there is no configuration to prevent the window from opening on each test. Reading some of the threads on the repository + the documentation of electron in regards to testing mentions Xvfb. I've tried to get my head around this but understand so far that this cannot be installed on Windows? And that there is no alternative.
The list on the page includes other options such as Appvoyer or CicleCI but these again are new and I am barely able to find a guide around these not to mention, I am not really liking that I have to do all these steps (link to github/bitbucket account, etc).
I've also tried to go through demo applications from the electronjs list page, but not all of them do have tests, and when they do, they are sometime written in what seems to be a different programming language, or specifically aimed for angular or react, while on my end I am aiming to use vuejs.
Can anyone point me to a clean example of an offline end to end headless test of an electron app on Windows?
electron e2e-testing headless-browser xvfb
asked Nov 10 at 20:13
jjoey
1037
What I am trying to achieve:
I'd like to set up an electron project with a proper headless end-to-end testing configuration.
Issues encountered
Spectronjs seems to be the solution to achieve so. However there is no configuration to prevent the window from opening on each test. Reading some of the threads on the repository + the documentation of electron in regards to testing mentions Xvfb. I've tried to get my head around this but understand so far that this cannot be installed on Windows? And that there is no alternative.
The list on the page includes other options such as Appvoyer or CicleCI but these again are new and I am barely able to find a guide around these not to mention, I am not really liking that I have to do all these steps (link to github/bitbucket account, etc).
I've also tried to go through demo applications from the electronjs list page, but not all of them do have tests, and when they do, they are sometime written in what seems to be a different programming language, or specifically aimed for angular or react, while on my end I am aiming to use vuejs.
Can anyone point me to a clean example of an offline end to end headless test of an electron app on Windows?
electron e2e-testing headless-browser xvfb
electron e2e-testing headless-browser xvfb
asked Nov 10 at 20:13
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asked Nov 10 at 20:13
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