hobbes.js vs wcm.io for GUI testing
Hi ,
Recently started UI testing with hobbes.js framework but couldn't find proper illustrations apart from we.retail examples like we-retail-instore.js , we-retail-devices.js etc.
I am still confused whether to go with hobbes.js itself or is there another framework for testing GUI like i have heard about wcm.io
Can anyone clear my dilemma which one would be better among hobbes.js and wcm.io and why?
I have implemented few test cases using hobbes.js but when the test cases executes it just shows pass or fail with a green tick and red cross respectively.
But in already implemented we-retail illustrations it shows proper working of the page in the viewport, say for example:
It first navigates to the url specified in .naviagateTo( ) and then shows it like a demo . So how can i achieve that?
And is there a way to debug the test cases ?
My implementation:
.addTestCase(new hobs.TestCase('Single display')
.navigateTo('/content/testproject/testpage.html')
.asserts.exists('.class1' + ':eq(0)')
.asserts.exists('.class1' + ':eq(1)')
.click('.class2')
.asserts.exists('body[data='attribute']')
)
Thanks,
Arjit