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@testmuai/kane-cli and to a Homebrew tap. Install it with npm or brew to get the kane-cli command on your PATH.
Install
- npm
- Homebrew
Requires Node.js 18 or higher.Platform-specific native binaries are installed automatically for your OS. No additional configuration is needed.
Kane CLI requires Google Chrome installed on your system. Chrome is used as the automation browser and is launched automatically when you run a test. The npm install additionally requires Node.js 18 or higher. The Homebrew install bundles Chrome for you and needs no Node.js.
Verify
bin directory. Open a new terminal or update PATH, then try again.
Platform Support
Mobile testing, the iOS Simulator and the Android Emulator, is supported on macOS Apple Silicon (arm64) only for the initial release. See Mobile Testing for the simulator and emulator prerequisites.
Update
Kane CLI checks the npm registry once every 24 hours when you launch it. When a newer version is available, the CLI prints a one-line notification on startup with the current and latest versions. The check runs in the background and never blocks startup. Upgrade with:kane-cli --version to confirm the new version is active.
Uninstall
kane-cli binary but leaves your local data in place. Kane CLI stores credentials, configuration, sessions, and Chrome profile data under ~/.testmuai/kaneai/. To wipe that state as well:
Troubleshooting Installation
kane-cli: command not found after install
Your npm global bin directory is not in your PATH. Find it and add it: