The end of Get noticed competition is drawing near and so does my little open source project called Ext Js Pathfinder.
I will continue it for a while to make sure it is compatible with Ext Js 5 & 6 as I planned in the beginning.
What was done:
- finding components
- clicking
- expanding menus
- hiding menus
- sending keys (setting input value)
- getting value of input components
- getting properties of components found
- closing window
- assertions:
- isVisible
- notVisible
- enabled
- disabled
Everything was developed with a support for Ext Js 4.
What should be done better:
- less code duplication. There is a lot of repetitive functions just to make sure code is executed in a context of an application under test
- clearer project roadmap and better goals (SMART maybe?)
All in all, writing a test library was a valuable experience. The most funny thing I did was an implementation of Ext Js Pathfinder’s tests in a reversed direction – test page is assumed to work correctly, the only thing I check is that whether my library interacts with it correctly and assertions are not failing when expected.
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