> Selenium tools for tdd-buffet

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Requirements

- Docker 1.12.0+
- docker-compose 1.18.0+

Install

``sh
npm install @tdd-buffet/selenium
`




Start a grid with Chrome and Firefox

`sh
npx @tdd-buffet/selenium start [N=1] --port 4444 --retries 15
`

The hub will listen at 0.0.0.0:4444 and it will have 2*N browser nodes (N Chrome and N Firefox):




Start a grid with debug nodes with VNC

`sh
npx @tdd-buffet/selenium debug --port 3333 --retries 15
`

The same hub as above will spin up, but this time only 2 nodes (Chrome and Firefox) with VNC enabled will connect. VNC is available at 0.0.0.0:5900 (Chrome) and 0.0.0.0:5901 (Firefox).




Connect other containers

When spinning up the grid a network named tdd-buffet is created. You can make other containers visible to the grid nodes by having them join the same network - they will then be accessible through their name. Here's an example using docker-compose:

`yaml
version: '2.1'

services:
my-service:
image: nginxdemos/hello
networks:
- tdd-buffet
expose:
- 80

networks:
tdd-buffet:
external: true # this tells docker-compose that the
# network was created outside this project
`

`sh
npx @tdd-buffet/selenium start
docker-compose up -d


Now you can tell the hub to access http://my-service


`

!network

Stop everything

`sh
npx @tdd-buffet/selenium stop
``