What is your Scenario?
I was looking for a way to inject userVariables (introduced in v1.16.0) when I start TestCafe via the js API.
The only documented way to use them is via a configuration file.
I did not find any documentation about JS API usage, but this comment by @Artem-Babich in #2431:
Hi, you can use userVariables to pass additional data to the tests. You can define them in the configuration file as well as in your runner code:
createTestCafe({userVariables: { url: 'test' }})
import { userVariables } from 'testcafe';
fixture `Test user variables`
test('Type text', async t => {
await t.expect(userVariables.url).eql('test')
});
This is exactly what I was looking for.
It works, although it is a little awkward because all other configuration goes to the runner (and therefore RunOptions).
What are you suggesting?
For API / TestCafe API / Global / createTestCafe() # options
- Add the paramter to the table of parameters
- Link to userVariables at "Related configuration file properties"
For API / Configuration File # User Variables
- Add:
CLI: N/A
API: createTestCafe
For /ts-defs-src/runner-api/configuration.d.ts
- Add
userVariables: UserVariables
What alternatives have you considered?
I can add a file like testcafe.global.tc.ts:
declare module "testcafe" {
global {
interface TestCafeConfigurationOptions {
userVariables: UserVariables
}
}
}
Additional context
No response
What is your Scenario?
I was looking for a way to inject
userVariables(introduced in v1.16.0) when I start TestCafe via the js API.The only documented way to use them is via a configuration file.
I did not find any documentation about JS API usage, but this comment by @Artem-Babich in #2431:
This is exactly what I was looking for.
It works, although it is a little awkward because all other configuration goes to the runner (and therefore
RunOptions).What are you suggesting?
For API / TestCafe API / Global / createTestCafe() # options
For API / Configuration File # User Variables
For /ts-defs-src/runner-api/configuration.d.ts
userVariables: UserVariablesWhat alternatives have you considered?
I can add a file like
testcafe.global.tc.ts:Additional context
No response