Selenium With WD

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Run WD tests on the TestMu AI cloud grid. This guide covers setup, running a sample test, configuring capabilities, and testing locally hosted pages.

Unmaintained Framework

The WD library is largely unmaintained. Consider migrating to WebDriverIO or Playwright. This guide is maintained for existing users.

Sample repo

All the code used in this guide is available in the sample repository.

View on GitHub

Prerequisites

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Complete these steps before running WD Selenium tests on TestMu AI.

1. Create a TestMu AI account and get your username and access key from the dashboard.
2. Install NodeJS v6 or newer from nodejs.org.
3. Install npm from the official npm website.
4. Download Selenium JavaScript bindings from the official website.

Step 1: Clone the Sample Project

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Clone the TestMu AI WD Selenium sample repository to your local machine.

git clone https://github.com/LambdaTest/wd-selenium-sample
cd wd-selenium-sample

Install the required dependencies:

npm i

Step 2: Set Your Credentials

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Set your TestMu AI username and access key as environment variables.

macOS / Linux

export LT_USERNAME="undefined"
export LT_ACCESS_KEY="undefined"

Windows

set LT_USERNAME="undefined"
set LT_ACCESS_KEY="undefined"

Step 3: Configure Your Test Capabilities

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Update the capabilities in conf/single.conf.js to define the browser and platform settings.

capabilities: [{
    browserName: 'chrome',
    platform: 'Windows 10',
    version: 'latest',
    name: "single-test",
    build: "wd-lambdatest-sample",
    geoLocation : "US"
  }]

tip

Generate capabilities for your test requirements with the Capabilities Generator.

Step 4: Run the Test

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Execute the test using the following command.

Single test:

npm run single

Parallel tests:

npm run parallel

Step 5: View Your Results

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After running the test, view your results on the TestMu AI Automation Dashboard.

The dashboard provides:

• Video recordings of each test session
• Screenshots captured at each step
• Console logs from the browser
• Network logs for debugging
• Detailed command logs