Since July 2014, Substack great cross-browsers testing tool testling has been unavailable.
Today I was looking for an alternative to use with ecovoit, my carpooling search engine. Saucelabs is a very interesting solution, and is free for open-source projects.
Now I found 2 tools to easily launch your Javascript TAP tests to SauceLabs:
- zuul
- sauce-tap-runner + potentially brtapsauce
There is a comparison table to choose betwen the two :
| zuul | sauce-tap-runner | |
|---|---|---|
| Project maturity | 352 commits 20 contributors |
<< 50 commits 1 contributor |
| Project vitality | last commit 7 days ago | last commit one year ago |
| Run tests locally | zuul -- test |
npm run-script test-local |
| Configuration file | .zuul.yml + .zuulrc |
test/sauce.js |
| Supported test frameworks | mocha, tape, qunit, jasmine | TAP |
| Module to interact with SauceLabs | included SauceBrowser.js | sauce-tap-runner downloads & launches the Sauce Connect JAR |
| Bonus points | great tutorial including how to setup Travis CI with secured credentials |
