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Testcafe Example #1799

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Phrynobatrachus
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This is a quick example for #1596 using Testcafe. The second test in the file is probably closer to what we're looking for, if the goal is just to run through available routes. I suppose the third is more #144? Anyways I figured I'd post this PR for anyone who might be interested in working on either of those issues.

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Thanks. I believe @Argn0 also has a branch with testcafe included, perhaps we can integrate that with this tests?

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Can you look on puppeteer too?

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Argn0 commented Sep 11, 2018

Does anyone know why you can't do named imports in the test1.js file?

like if I wanted to do import { isRadiant } from '../src/utility'; it doesnt work.

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Argn0 commented Sep 11, 2018

and if you do import transformMatch from '../src/actions/transformMatch'; it imports transformMatch but then it can't import utility in transformMatch.

testcafe compiles the file and somehow it can't resolve the path

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@Luchanso I probably will try it out, but Testcafe looks like it might be easier to integrate with BrowserStack, and it supports running tests through FF as well.

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I think we can combine this with #1804 which is similar

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