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By Dale Anderson

Senior Software Developer


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July 5, 2018

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Using Nightwatch.js for browser automated code testing

Using Nightwatch.js for browser automated code testing

Have you ever wondered what tools are available to test the front end of your website BEFORE you push new features and functionality to your live site? Nightwatch.js is a tool to help you do just that. Dale Anderson, a senior software developer at Acro Commerce, gives a quick demonstration in this Tech Talk video.

As Dale has shown, Nightwatch.js can be used to run through the frontend component of your website to test for potential errors that users may encounter when using the website. He shows what a failed browser test looks like and the errors and reporting that come back. This quality control test ensures your staging environment acts as you expect it to before pushing your code to the live environment. Some things are easy to overlook, but tools like Nightwatch.js help reduce the unexpected.

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Clients expect our work to be at its best at all times. Acro Commerce uses tools like Nightwatch.js to ensure code changes work as expected. If you're looking to replatform to Drupal Commerce, or just need a hand from Drupal Commerce experts, talk to us! We're here to help.

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