GUI for gemini
This package is deprecated and no longer supported.
Use html-reporter plugin and gemini gui
command instead.
To be able to use GUI
on a project you must have gemini installed locally in the project.
Install html-reporter plugin.
Add html-reporter plugin to your gemini config file.
Now you can use GUI
by running gemini gui
in the project root:
./node_modules/.bin/gemini gui
To see available options of gemini gui
command, run in the project root:
./node_modules/.bin/gemini gui --help
GUI for gemini utility.
Install globally with npm
:
npm i -g gemini-gui
To be able to use GUI
on a project you must have gemini
installed
locally in this project. GUI
will not work with gemini
below2.0.0
.
Run in the project root:
gemini-gui ./path/to/your/tests
Web browser with GUI
loaded will be opened automatically.
--config
, -c
- specify config file to use.--port
, -p
- specify port to run GUI
backend on.--hostname
- specify hostname to run GUI
backend on.--root-url
, -r
- use specified URL, instead of rootUrl
setting from config file.--grid-url
- use specified URL, instead of gridUrl
setting from config file.--screenshots-dir
, -s
- use specified directory, instead of screenshotsDir
setting--grep
, -g
- find suites by name. Note that if some suite files specified search will be done--debug
- enable debug mode (verbose logging).--auto-run
, -a
- run gemini immediately (without pressing run
button).--set
, -s
- run set specified in config.--no-open
, -O
- not to open a browser window after starting the server.--reuse
- filepath to gemini tests results directory OR url to tar.gz archive to reuseYou can also override config file options with environment variables. Use gemini
documentation for details.