webdriverio-boneyard/browserevent

Plugin for the WebdriverIO project to listen on client side browser events

browserevent's Issues

Installing browserevent via npm does not work.

After running the install command, I get the following errors:

$ npm install browserevent
npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: module has been merged into crc32-stream
|
> [email protected] install /Users/russell.trafford/node_modules/browserevent/node_modules/socket.io/node_modules/socket.io-client/node_modules/ws
> (node-gyp rebuild 2> builderror.log) || (exit 0)

System: Mac OSX 10.9.5
NPM Version: 2.12.0
Webdriverio: 3.0.0

Is there a way to attach an event to window?

I have some custom events that are not attached to any element at all

Support for other browsers

Does this still only support Chrome?

'removeEventListener' of undefined

I followed the instructions for installing the plugin, but when I start the tests I get the following error:

ERROR: Cannot set property 'removeEventListener' of undefined

Unable to add eventlistener for window events

I am trying to attach an event to window object
browser.addEventListener('onunload', 'window', (e) => { console.log('browser unloaded') console.log(e) })

and I see the below error, I am not sure if this is the right way

Cannot set property 'removeEventListener' of undefined

Is setting an eventListener for window object supported?

Does not work with wdio 3.2.5

When initializing browserevent with an instance of WebDriverIO 3.2.5, I get this exception:

     undefined: Cannot set property 'removeEventListener' of undefined

The code initializing it:

                this.browser = webdriverio.remote({
                    host: "localhost",
                    port: seleniumPort,
                    desiredCapabilities: { browserName: 'chrome' }
                });

                browserevent.init(this.browser);

I see that there are major changes in object structure between 2.x and 3.x, could this be related?

Add a `quit()` method

I found I needed a quit() method, or similar, to close the HTTP server connection and thus allow the Node thread to close:

    this.quit = function() {
        this.app.close();
    };

Without this, my Node app stays alive indefinitely, even though webdriverio and selenium have been quit.

Relative path to 'chrome.crx' extension breaks - bug

Hi @christian-bromann,

Thanks for your work on 'browserevent' and webdriver.io - v. useful!

The path provided at line 35 doesn't appear to work when browserevent is installed within another project, that is, within node_modules:

    this.crx = fs.readFileSync('./extensions/chrome.crx').toString('base64');

I don't yet have a fix. I'll submit something when I do...

(BTW, my use case is here.)

Best wishes,

Nick