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has anyone got an example of setting up headless browser testing for kaocha-cucumber
yet? Just been poking around and I'm not sure which deps to use in JVM-land (I'm an old Ruby guy, so used to use capybara-webkit / selenium-webdriver)
I've had some good results in the past with Sparkledriver, but it's a topic that I'd like to explore some more still.
Oo, I’ve since discovered https://github.com/igrishaev/etaoin and it plus the kaocha cucumber DSL seem to work pretty nicely together.
just being able to pass around the driver and hand explicit state from step to step seem like they’ll clear up so many of the implicitness/flakiness issues I’ve had with browser testing in the past.
Oo, I’ve since discovered https://github.com/igrishaev/etaoin and it plus the kaocha cucumber DSL seem to work pretty nicely together.