exports.SevereServiceError = class SevereServiceError extends Error {
constructor(message = 'Severe Service Error occurred.') {
super(message)
this.name = 'SevereServiceError'
}
}
exports.Key = {
Ctrl: 'WDIO_CONTROL',
NULL: '\uE000',
Cancel: '\uE001',
Help: '\uE002',
Backspace: '\uE003',
Tab: '\uE004',
Clear: '\uE005',
Return: '\uE006',
Enter: '\uE007',
Shift: '\uE008',
Control: '\uE009',
Alt: '\uE00A',
Pause: '\uE00B',
Escape: '\uE00C',
Space: '\uE00D',
PageUp: '\uE00E',
PageDown: '\uE00F',
End: '\uE010',
Home: '\uE011',
ArrowLeft: '\uE012',
ArrowUp: '\uE013',
ArrowRight: '\uE014',
ArrowDown: '\uE015',
Insert: '\uE016',
Delete: '\uE017',
Semicolon: '\uE018',
Equals: '\uE019',
Numpad0: '\uE01A',
Numpad1: '\uE01B',
Numpad2: '\uE01C',
Numpad3: '\uE01D',
Numpad4: '\uE01E',
Numpad5: '\uE01F',
Numpad6: '\uE020',
Numpad7: '\uE021',
Numpad8: '\uE022',
Numpad9: '\uE023',
Multiply: '\uE024',
Add: '\uE025',
Separator: '\uE026',
Subtract: '\uE027',
Decimal: '\uE028',
Divide: '\uE029',
F1: '\uE031',
F2: '\uE032',
F3: '\uE033',
F4: '\uE034',
F5: '\uE035',
F6: '\uE036',
F7: '\uE037',
F8: '\uE038',
F9: '\uE039',
F10: '\uE03A',
F11: '\uE03B',
F12: '\uE03C',
Command: '\uE03D',
ZenkakuHankaku: '\uE040'
}
* A method to create a new session with WebdriverIO.
*
* <b>
* NOTE: If you hit "error TS2694: Namespace 'global.WebdriverIO' has no exported member 'Browser'" when using typescript,
* add "@wdio/globals/types" into tsconfig.json's "types" array will solve it: <code> { "compilerOptions": { "types": ["@wdio/globals/types"] } } </code>
* </b>
*
* @param params Options to create the session with
* @param remoteModifier Modifier function to change the monad object
* @return browser object with sessionId
* @see <a href="https://webdriver.io/docs/typescript">Typescript setup</a>
*/
exports.remote = async function(
params: any,
remoteModifier?: () => any
) {
const { remote } = await import('./node.js')
return remote(params, remoteModifier)
}
exports.attach = async function(attachOptions: any) {
const { attach } = await import('./node.js')
return attach(attachOptions)
}
* WebdriverIO allows you to run multiple automated sessions in a single test.
* This is handy when you're testing features that require multiple users (for example, chat or WebRTC applications).
*
* Instead of creating a couple of remote instances where you need to execute common commands like newSession() or url() on each instance,
* you can simply create a multiremote instance and control all browsers at the same time.
*
* <b>
* NOTE: Multiremote is not meant to execute all your tests in parallel.
* It is intended to help coordinate multiple browsers and/or mobile devices for special integration tests (e.g. chat applications).
* </b>
*
* @param params capabilities to choose desired devices.
* @param automationProtocol
* @return All remote instances, the first result represents the capability defined first in the capability object,
* the second result the second capability and so on.
*
* @see <a href="https://webdriver.io/docs/multiremote">External document and example usage</a>.
*/
exports.multiremote = async function(
params: any,
{ automationProtocol }: { automationProtocol?: string } = {}
) {
const { multiremote } = await import('./node.js')
return multiremote(params, { automationProtocol })
}
