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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 by following the instructions from the top-level ReadMe file.)

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.