HTML Based browser tester without Node.js, Especially for HTML, CSS tests
npm install html-browser-testerHTML Based browser tester without Node.js, Especially for HTML, CSS tests
```
npm install html-browser-tester
`js
import { BrowserTester } from 'html-browser-tester'
const html =
const main = async () => {
const browserTester = new BrowserTester({ html, width: 980, height: 980 })
browserTester.test('h1,h2 textContent should have right textContent', async (_, doc) => {
const h1 = doc.querySelector('h1')
const h2 = doc.querySelector('h2')
browserTester.expect(h1?.textContent).toBe('Title1')
browserTester.expect(h2?.textContent).toBe('Title2')
})
browserTester.test('title should have right textContent', async (_, doc) => {
const title = doc.querySelector('title')
browserTester.expect(title?.textContent).toBe('Hello')
})
browserTester.test('h2 should have red text', async (window, doc) => {
const h2 = doc.querySelector('h2')
browserTest.expect(window.getComputedStyle(h2).color).toBe('rgb(255, 0, 0)')
})
const results = await browserTester.run()
console.log(results)
/*
[
{ description: 'h1,h2 textContent should have right textContent', result: true },
{ description: 'title should have right textContent', result: true },
{ description: 'h2 should have red text', result: true }
]
*/
}
main()
`$3
You can also evaluate template literals to run tests
`js
browserTest.evaluate( test('title should have right textContent', async (_, doc) => {
const title = doc.querySelector('title')
expect(title?.textContent).toBe('Hello')
})
test('h2 should have red text', async (window, doc) => {
const h2 = doc.querySelector('h2')
expect(window.getComputedStyle(h2).color).toBe('rgb(255, 0, 0)')
}))``
const results = await browserTester.run()