Course Outline
Jest Puppeteer is a combination of two powerful tools: Jest, which is a popular JavaScript testing framework, and Puppeteer, a Node library for controlling headless Chrome or Chromium. Jest Puppeteer allows you to write end-to-end tests for web applications, simulating user interactions and verifying the results. It's particularly useful for testing web UIs in a realistic environment.
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info@hackerupro.comModules
- Introduction to web scraping and automation
- Setting up a development environment with Node.js and NPM
- Introduction to Puppeteer
- Navigating websites and manipulating the DOM using Puppeteer
- Working with forms, buttons, and events in Puppeteer
- Scraping dynamic websites and bypassing CAPTCHAs with Puppeteer
- Debugging and troubleshooting in Puppeteer
- Best practices for web scraping and automation
- Working with forms, buttons, and events in Puppeteer
- Scraping dynamic websites and bypassing CAPTCHAs with Puppeteer
- Debugging and troubleshooting in Puppeteer
- Best practices for web scraping and automation
- Integrating Puppeteer and Jest for end-to-end testing
- Debugging and troubleshooting tests in Jest
- Best practices for testing with Jest
- Project: Building a real-world application that combines
- Puppeteer and Jest for web scraping and testing
Prerequisites
- JavaScript: Since both Jest and Puppeteer are JavaScript-based tools, having a solid grasp of JavaScript fundamentals is essential, Node.js and npm: Jest and Puppeteer are Node.js packages, so familiarity with Node.js and npm (Node Package Manager) is necessary.
- HTML and CSS: Understanding HTML structure and CSS selectors is important for interacting with elements on web pages during testing.
- Asynchronous JavaScript (Promises, async/await): Puppeteer relies heavily on asynchronous JavaScript, so understanding concepts like Promises and async/await is crucial.
- Testing Concepts: Basic knowledge of testing concepts, such as test suites, test cases, assertions, and test runners, is beneficial.
- Command Line Interface (CLI): Comfort with using the command line interface to run scripts and manage dependencies is useful.