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WebDriver driver for Mochify

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# Mochify driver for WebDriver ## Local Selenium Installing selenium server on Mac OS: ```bash brew install selenium-server brew install geckodriver ``` Starting the server: ```bash selenium-server standalone --port 4444 ``` Configuration for local Selenium: ```json { "driver": "webdriver", "driver_options": { "hostname": "localhost", "path": "/wd/hub", "port": 4444, "capabilities": { "browserName": "firefox" } } } ``` ## Local SafariDriver The `safaridriver` executable is included with Safari 13 and later. Initializing `safaridriver` (only once): ```bash safaridriver --enable ``` Staring the server: ```bash safaridriver --port 4444 ``` Configuration for local Safari: ```json { "driver": "webdriver", "driver_options": { "hostname": "localhost", "path": "/", "port": 4444, "capabilities": { "browserName": "safari" } } } ``` Running tests in iOS simulator: ```json { "driver": "webdriver", "driver_options": { "hostname": "localhost", "path": "/", "port": 4444, "capabilities": { "browserName": "safari", "platformName": "iOS", "safari:useSimulator": true, "safari:deviceType": "iPhone" } } } ``` See `man safaridriver` for available capabilities. **IMPORTANT!** You _must_ run your tests in the context of an actual website or webdriver will fail with a security warning. Use `--serve .` to let Mochify handle this for you. ## SauceLabs Config for SauceLabs: ```js module.exports = { driver: 'webdriver', driver_options: { hostname: 'ondemand.saucelabs.com', path: '/wd/hub', port: 80, capabilities: { browserName: process.env.BROWSER_NAME, 'sauce:options': { username: process.env.SAUCE_USERNAME, accessKey: process.env.SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY } } } }; ``` ```bash BROWSER_NAME="safari"; mochify --driver webdriver test.js ```