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ReadMe.md

Creating a Test Runner with NodeJS + Express

You can create a customized web app for running SeleniumBase tests by using NodeJS and Express. (This tutorial assumes that you've already installed SeleniumBase.

0. Clone SeleniumBase from GitHub

You'll need to work with the files located in the integrations/node_js folder.

1. Install NodeJS (if not installed)

Navigate to https://nodejs.org/en/
Click to download and install NodeJS

2. Upgrade NodeJS (if using an older version)

npm install -g npm@latest

3. Install the Example Test Runner for SeleniumBase from the integrations/node_js folder (`npm ci` has a speed improvement over `npm install`.)

npm ci

(You should see a node_modules folder appear in your node_js folder.)

4. Run the NodeJS server for your SeleniumBase Test Runner web app

node server.js

(You can always stop the server by using CTRL+C.)

5. Open the SeleniumBase Test Runner web app

Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:3000/

6. Run an example test

Click on a button to run a SeleniumBase example test.

7. Expand your web app

Now that you have a web app for running SeleniumBase tests, you can expand it to run any script that you want after pressing a button.