Since many moons, karma was the go-to testrunner for executing Unit- and Integration-tests of UI5 applications. For end-to-end tests, wdi5 has become the default tool.
With karma being deprecated, a void opened for a successor for running QUnit- and...
wdi5 just received its major version bump, providing full compatibility with WebdriverIO v8 and offering some new features. Migration from v1 is a minimal effort.
New features
wdio^8 compatiblity
With wdi5 being a “service” aka extension to Webdriver...
wdi5 has established itself as the official end-to-end test tool for OpenUI5/SAPUI5. It is adopted inside and outside SAP as a means of effectively safeguarding business processes implemented in UI5 applications.
In that wake, support requests on a...
You‘ve probably heard of this year‘s mega conference event, UI5con and re>≡CAP back to back on July 6 and 7. What started as an idea over a coffee at last year‘s reCAP, now actually manifested and became reality: a „full-stack“ conference spanning tw...
Even though we have a stable wdi5 major version 1, there's still plenty left to do. And since you have continued adopting (thanks!) and even contributing (major THANKS!) to wdi5, here's an overview what we're currently working on:
wdio v8 enablement
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as with any statleess http-base app, this would require to continuously poll an endpoint on the backend, so the session doesn't die.https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/setInterval might help here - but be careful of not doing this on the...
there's an important install command missing:after init'ing wdi5 via npm init wdi5@latest, there'd have to be an additional command installing the qunit-service:$> npm i wdio-qunit-service(I tried editing the blog post, but that completely messed up ...
