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Example: Wordpress
victorjonsson edited this page Feb 12, 2013
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Example of tests written for a locally installed wordpress application. Preferably you install a jquery node module and will get pretty easy to determine which HTML elements that is present in each test.
config.json
{
"host" : "localhost",
"path" : "/my-wp-website/"
"verbose" : false,
"testdir" : "tests"
}
tests/test.djs
var dokimon = require('dokimon'),
assert = require('assert'),
wpUserName = 'John',
wpPassword = '...';
module.exports = [
new dokimon.TestFormPost(
'Login',
{
url: 'wp-login.php?loggedout=true',
keepCookies : true,
write : {
log : wpUserName,
pwd : wpPassword,
testcookie : '1'
}
},
function(response, body) {
assert.ok(body.indexOf('Howdy, '+wpUserName) > -1, 'Did not seem to be able to log in');
},
true
),
new dokimon.Test(
'MyAdminPageExists',
{
url : 'wp-admin/',
keepCookies: true,
dependsOn : 'Login'
},
function(res, body) {
var pluginURL = 'options-general.php?page=my-plugin/my-plugin-admin-page.php';
assert.ok( body.indexOf("<a href='"+pluginURL) > -1, 'My admin page does not exist in wp-admin navigation');
}
)
];