javascript - How do you get webdriverjs working? -

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anyone here have experience using selenium , webdriverjs? i'm coming non-java background deal of experience node.js , javascript in general. according selenium docs, have set-up stand-alone selenium server use node web driver. fortunately, seem bundled together.

npm install webdriverjs

gets jar file standalone selenium server inside node_modules/webdriverjs/bin directory. example tests inside node node_modules/webdriverjs/examples directory tests in them fail when run them either webdriverjs or examples directories.

what's missing piece here? what's quickest way , running?

i have read docs.

note: stack overflow wouldn't let me use tag webdriverjs, webdriverjs, not using selenium java or other languages.

update: problem built-in example tests broken!

here's did webdriverjs working:

step 1: start selenium standalone in laptop running command java -jar selenium-server-standalone-2.33.0.jar. listen http://localhost:4444/ , can access via http://localhost:4444/wd/hub/. need make sure firefox browser installed on laptop.

step 2: create new directory , run command npm install webdriverjs.

step 3: create new file named test_webdriverjs.js in new directory created, , looks this:

var webdriverjs = require('webdriverjs');  var client = webdriverjs.remote({     host: 'localhost',     port: 4444 });  client.init();  client.url('https://github.com/')   .gettitle(function(err, title) { console.log (title)}).call(function () {});  client.end();

then run command node test_webdriverjs.js under same directory , find works. if doesn't work, paste out console output.


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