Version: 1.3

Environment

ENV

A subset of process.env available to this test. It is of type FloodProcessEnv.

FloodProcessEnv

Properties

  • BROWSER_ID number
  • FLOOD_GRID_INDEX number
  • FLOOD_GRID_NODE_SEQUENCE_ID number
  • FLOOD_GRID_REGION string
  • FLOOD_GRID_SEQUENCE_ID number
  • FLOOD_GRID_SQEUENCE_ID number
  • FLOOD_LOAD_TEST boolean true when running as a load test on https://flood.iofalse otherwiseThis can be useful for changing settings based on whether you're testing your script locally or running it as a fully fledged load test.
  • FLOOD_NODE_INDEX number
  • FLOOD_PROJECT_ID number
  • FLOOD_SEQUENCE_ID number
  • SEQUENCE number Globally unique sequence number for this browser instance.

StepOptions

Specifies the available options which can be supplied to a step to override global settings.

Example:

step("Step 1", { waitTimeout: 300 }, async (browser: Browser) => {
await browser.click(...)
})

Properties

  • waitTimeout? number (Optional) Timeout in seconds for all wait and navigation operations within this step.

StepFunction

The StepFunction type represents a function to be called as a Test step.

  • browser Browser the browser
  • data <T> (Optional) a row of test data of type <T>. Only available when the test is set up using suite.

Example:

const step1: StepFunction = async (browser: Browser) => {
await browser.click(...)
}

step(name, fn)

Declares each step in your test. This must go within your main test expression.

Example:

export default () => {
step("Step 1", async (browser: Browser) => {
await browser.visit("https://example.com");
});
step("Step 2", async (browser: Browser) => {});
step("Step 3", async (browser: Browser) => {});
};

Parameters

  • name string Step Name
  • fn StepFunction Actual implementation of step
  • returns: void

step(name, options, fn)

step can also be called with an overridden subset of Test settings (options) valid for just this step.

// Step 1 takes longer than the default `waitTimeout` of 30s.
step("Step 1", { waitTimeout: 90 }, async browser => {
...
}

Parameters

suite

Defines a test suite of steps to run.

Example:

import { TestData } from '@flood/element'
interface Row {
user: string
systemID: number
}
const testData = TestData.withCSV<Row>(...)
export default suite.withData((testData, step) => {
step("Step 1", async (browser: Browser, row: Row) => {
await browser.visit(`http://example.com/user-${row.systemID}.html`)
})
})
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