Serenity/JS is a node.js library designed to make acceptance and regression testing of modern web applications faster, more collaborative and easier to scale.
Serenity/JS gives you:
- the scalability and expressiveness of the Screenplay Pattern,
- the power and visibility of Serenity BDD narrative reports,
- an easy way to introduce and follow SOLID design principles,
- easy integration with popular test automation tools, such as Protractor, Cucumber and Chai (with more to come!)
Although Serenity/JS provides strong support for automating web tests using Protractor and Webdriver, it works very effectively for non-web tests too! Those include tests that exercise web services or even call application code directly.
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Serenity/JS is a young project. This means that although it has a very high test coverage, follows semantic versioning and you can use it straight away, its structure and APIs might and most likely will change over the coming weeks as it matures to become 1.0. Is that a problem? We hope not! The feedback from the Community will help us shape Serenity/JS to your needs. Together we can build the best acceptance testing library the JavaScript world has ever seen! ... or at least something useful 😉 |
The below tutorials will help you get started with Serenity/JS and better understand the Screenplay Pattern:
- From scripts to Serenity
To ask about the usage and troubleshooting of Serenity/JS post a serenity-js tagged question on StackOverflow.
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Found a bug? Need a feature? Raise an issue or submit a pull request.
Have feedback? Let me know on twitter: @JanMolak
Serenity/JS library is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.
If you're interested in a commercial license, training, support or bringing your team up to speed with modern software development practices - please get in touch.
- Jan Molak and the Serenity Team