Le 19/08/10 12:29, Sidnei da Silva a écrit : > On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 2:14 PM, Dorneles Treméa<dorne...@tremea.com> wrote: >> from his recent work on Canonical, I'm sure Sidnei has some great >> insights to share here, don't you Sidnei? :-) > > We've been using YUI, so Y.Test as the test framework. We run tests > manually in the browser when debugging, but for automated unit tests > we use JsTestDriver from Google to drive the tests, save output to XML > then report failure/success back to Python's unittest by parsing the > XML. There's a little bridging needed to get the tests registered with > JsTestDriver, but not terrible. JsTestDriver ships with a version of > jQuery, but might not be the same you guys are using. There's another > test runner coming up, YETI, but it might be YUI-specific.
Is JsTestDriver qUnit compatible ? > For functional tests, we're using Selenium2, which is alpha-something > IIRC. It's *way* better than Selenium1. We're using the webdriver API > (remote webdriver and Firefox, on local machine), and it's Good Do you test multiple browsers or only Firefox ? > Enough, just forget about recording tests in the browser and saving > them - at least for now. One way or another, writing tests manually > isn't that hard once you get the idea, and produces better, more > concise tests, specially if you have to match elements with CSS > classes or XPath. Do you use Selenium IDE or write from scratch ? > The Launchpad team is using Windmill. From the amount of groaning I > hear over there, I would avoid it at all costs. First time I hear bad sound about Windmill. Happy that I am no the only one not convinced. > > It is possible to run headless tests with both Selenium2 and Windmill, > under xvfb-run. Pretty trivial actually. > > Forget about writing a ton of tiny tests though. I would say > functional Selenium tests should be end-to-end, massive use case > tests. Because they take a long time to run. If you think Plone tests > take a long time, think again. ;) Reason why I insist on automated tests. Functional tests run too slowly to rely on developers running them regularly. We need to delegate to Hudson or buildbot. > > -- Sidnei Regards -- Godefroid Chapelle (aka __gotcha) http://bubblenet.be _______________________________________________ Framework-Team mailing list Framework-Team@lists.plone.org http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/framework-team
