I would like to do end-to-end testing with my Angular5/ionic3 app but I notice there is no e2e folder in it. What do I need to do to use the cli to generate a e2e folder so I can begin writing my e2e tests?
I did it manually, I added the following files to my project and was able to implement e2e testing keeping Ionic3/Angular5...
https://github.com/DocGreenRob/help/tree/master/ui-ux-partial
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e2e/
test-config/
package.json
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I am using cypress. But as I understand the cypress is built above mocha. So, I want to check what mocha version the project I am working with uses. I am heading to the package.json doing the search, but finding no mocha dependencies. Does it mean that mocha is built into cypress? How could I determine the used inside cypress mocha version then?
You can find out from the Cypress Github repository package.json.
The latest is here
"mocha": "3.5.3"
I am trying to build my app in development mode and am running this script:
ionic capacitor run ios
But every time it says building in production mode? Am I missing something? Shouldn't it only build production if I use the --prod flag?
I found that I need to use:
ionic capacitor run ios -- --mode development
https://cli.vuejs.org/guide/cli-service.html
vue-cli-service build produces a production-ready bundle in the dist/ directory, with minification for JS/CSS/HTML and auto vendor chunk splitting for better caching. The chunk manifest is inlined into the HTML.
Check your angular.json configuration file and ensure that configurations is set for dev environments.
I build my VueJS app with vue-cli-service build --mode production, and my chunk-vendors.js weighs 3.2M.
So I decided to investigate why it's so heavy, using vue ui.
Then, I simply click on Build, and I see that chunk-vendors.js is now 1.0M !
Why is there a such difference between these two build?
Here the screenshots:
Thank you for you help!
vue ui's build command is this:
vue-cli-service build --mode production --target app --no-module --dashboard
Notice the --no-module flag, which turns off modern browser builds, which is enabled by default as of Vue CLI 5.0.0. Therefore, the command you're using (i.e., without --no-module) creates a modern build, which includes transpiled code and polyfilled bundles for legacy browsers in addition to slimmer code for modern browsers that don't require the polyfills. On the other hand, vue ui only builds the latter.
There is a application which is built on top of electron.js acts as desktop application, is automated using protractor due to slight changes Dev team is providing build to QA as .exe file.
So I want to use the existing scripts.
Please let me know if there is any possibility that Electron app can be integrated with protractor framework, if not suggest any other open source tool which can we used to automate Electron app other than Spectron.
How minify html, css and js in keystone js
Which build tool used in keystone js?
Where is the config needs to add for build tool.
Thanks.
You can use your own build tools like you can integrate gulp in keystone and define different task like build, test and dev. Run those task as needed. For begining you should visit this link to know how to configure gulp in your project.