• Selenium-free: no big dependencies, no tons of downloaded jars, etc.

• Lightweight, fast. Simple, easy to understand.

• Compact: just one main namespace with a couple of helpers.

• Declarative: the code is just a list of actions.

• Currently supports Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.

• Can either connect to a remote WebDriver process, or have Etaoin launch one for you.

• Run your unit tests directly from Emacs by pressing C-t t as usual.

• Can imitate human-like behaviour (delays, typos, etc).

API docs and articles are best viewed on cljdoc:

• User Guide

• Developer Guide

See also:

• Slack channel

• Thoughts on UI tests Ivan’s blog-post about pitfalls that can occur when testing UI.

• Live-coding session where Ivan works through some Etaoin issues.

Some companies:

• Exoscale

• Flyerbee

• Barrick Gold

• Doctor Evidence

• Kevel (formerly Adzerk)

• Guaranteed Rate

Some examples usages:

• Control a SpaceX ISS Docking Simulator.

• Automatically watch/refresh the browser when making edits to Babashka book.

• Generate contributor badges for rewrite-clj, cljdoc and test-doc-blocks via a doc-update-readme babashka task.

• Test browser behavior for re-find.web.

• Test browser interactions for Quil.

• Integration tests for clojurice.

You are most welcome to submit your company or project to this list.

Eatoin uses: major.minor.patch-test-qualifier

• major increments when a non alpha release API has been broken - something, as a rule, we’d like to avoid.

• minor increments to convey significant new features have been added.

• patch indicates bug fixes or minor changes - it is the total number of releases to date.

• test-qualifier is absent for stable releases. Can be alpha, beta, rc1, etc.

Contributors

Current Maintainers

Founder

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