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How to use createMissingTests method in qawolf

Best JavaScript code snippet using qawolf

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...5export interface AddAllPluginConfig {6  /** Provide a filter function to include/exclude which stories get added */7  filter?: FilterFn;8}9export function createMissingTests(10  storybook: Storybook,11  existingTests: FoundTest[],12  filter: FilterFn13): FoundTest[] {14  const coveredStories = new Set<string>();15  let allGood = false;16  existingTests.forEach((t) => {17    const {18      config: { story, kind },19    } = t;20    if (allGood || (!kind && !story)) {21      // No filter -- so everything is covered22      allGood = true;23      return;24    }25    if (kind) {26      let stories = storybook.get(kind) ?? new Set();27      if (!stories) {28        return;29      }30      if (story) {31        stories = new Set([story]);32      }33      stories.forEach((coveredStory) => {34        coveredStories.add(toId(kind, coveredStory));35      });36    } else {37      storybook.forEach((_value, storyKind) => {38        coveredStories.add(toId(storyKind, story));39      });40    }41  });42  if (allGood) {43    return [];44  }45  const newTests: FoundTest[] = [];46  storybook.forEach((stories, kind) => {47    stories.forEach((story) => {48      if (!coveredStories.has(toId(kind, story)) && filter(kind, story)) {49        newTests.push({50          config: {51            kind,52            story,53            skip: false,54          },55          callback: () => Promise.resolve(),56          file: `add-all-generated/${toId(kind, story)}`,57        });58      }59    });60  });61  return newTests;62}63export default class AddAllPlugin implements ProofPlugin, CLIPlugin {64  private enabled = false;65  private readonly filter: FilterFn;66  constructor(options?: AddAllPluginConfig) {67    this.filter = options?.filter ? options.filter : () => true;68  }69  apply(proof: Proof) {70    if (!this.enabled) {71      return;72    }73    let stories: Storybook;74    proof.hooks.stories.tap('add-all', (actualStories: Storybook) => {75      stories = actualStories;76    });77    proof.hooks.testRunner.tap('add-all', (runner) => {78      runner.hooks.tests.tap('add-all', (foundTests: FoundTest[]) => {79        return [80          ...foundTests,81          ...createMissingTests(stories, foundTests, this.filter),82        ];83      });84    });85  }86  command() {87    return {88      options: [89        {90          name: 'add-all',91          description: 'Add an empty test for all stories missing one',92          type: Boolean,93          defaultValue: false,94        },95      ],...

Using AI Code Generation

1const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");2createMissingTests();3const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");4await createMissingTests();5const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");6await createMissingTests({});7const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");8await createMissingTests({browser: "chromium"});9const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");10await createMissingTests({browser: "firefox"});11const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");12await createMissingTests({browser: "webkit"});13const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");14await createMissingTests({browser: "chromium", headless: false});15const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");16await createMissingTests({browser: "firefox", headless: false});17const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");18await createMissingTests({browser: "webkit", headless: false});19const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");20await createMissingTests({browser: "chromium", headless: true});21const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");22await createMissingTests({browser: "firefox", headless: true});23const {createMissingTests} = require("qawolf");24await createMissingTests({browser: "

Using AI Code Generation

1const { createMissingTests } = require('qawolf');2(async () => {3  await createMissingTests({4    launchOptions: {5    },6  });7})();

Using AI Code Generation

1const { createMissingTests } = require('qawolf');2(async () => {3  await createMissingTests({4  });5})();6module.exports = {7};

Using AI Code Generation

1const { createMissingTests } = require('qawolf');2(async () => {3  await createMissingTests({ browser: 'chromium', config: 'qawolf.config.js' });4})();5module.exports = {6    {7        {8        },9    },10};

Using AI Code Generation

1const { createMissingTests } = require('qawolf');2const { test, expect } = require('@playwright/test');3(async () => {4  await createMissingTests({ test, expect });5})();6{7  "scripts": {8  }9}10module.exports = {11  use: {12    viewport: { width: 1280, height: 720 },13  },14    {15      use: {16      },17    },18    {19      use: {20      },21    },22};23module.exports = {24  env: {25  },26  parserOptions: {27  },28  rules: {},29};30module.exports = {31};32module.exports = {33  env: {34  },35  parserOptions: {36  },37  rules: {},38};39module.exports = {40};41module.exports = {42  env: {

Using AI Code Generation

1const { createMissingTests } = require("qawolf");2const { launch } = require("qawolf");3const page = await browser.page();4const context = await browser.context();5await createMissingTests({ context });6await browser.close();7const { launch } = require("qawolf");8const selectors = require("./selectors/test");9describe("test", () => {10  let browser;11  let page;12  beforeAll(async () => {13    browser = await launch();14  });15  afterAll(async () => {16    await browser.close();17  });18  beforeEach(async () => {19    page = await browser.newPage();20  });21  afterEach(async () => {22    await page.close();23  });24  it("test", async () => {25  });26});27module.exports = {28  }29};30const { launch } = require("qawolf");31const selectors = require("./selectors/test");32describe("test", () => {33  let browser;34  let page;35  beforeAll(async () => {36    browser = await launch();37  });38  afterAll(async () => {39    await browser.close();40  });41  beforeEach(async () => {42    page = await browser.newPage();43  });44  afterEach(async () => {45    await page.close();46  });47  it("test", async () => {

Using AI Code Generation

1const createMissingTests = require('@qawolf/create-missing-tests');2createMissingTests({3});4const createMissingTests = require('@qawolf/create-missing-tests');5createMissingTests({6});7const createMissingTests = require('@qawolf/create-missing-tests');8createMissingTests({9});10const createMissingTests = require('@qawolf/create-missing-tests');11createMissingTests({12});13const createMissingTests = require('@qawolf/create-missing-tests');14createMissingTests({15});16const createMissingTests = require('@qawolf/create-missing-tests

Using AI Code Generation

1import { createMissingTests } from "qawolf";2import { test } from "./test.spec";3createMissingTests(test);4import { test } from "qawolf";5import { createMissingTests } from "qawolf";6test("test", async () => {7  const browser = await qawolf.launch();8  const page = await browser.newPage();9  await qawolf.createMissingTests(test);10  await browser.close();11});

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