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Ian Bicking

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Ian Bicking is a freelance programmer
Twill in Javascript Posted: Dec 7, 2005 5:04 PM
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I was thinking about Twill and web testing and operational tests. After a couple emails with Titus Brown about Twill and his recent WSGI support. And I thought that Twill could be nice for some operational and functional tests, and that it would be even better if you could also run them in a browser like Selenium. Selenium is nice as well, but automating it fully seems really really hard. If you want to test websites that require Javascript to function, well... but I'm okay limiting myself. Similarly Twill itself requires some limiting. And, to be practical, it wouldn't be that hard to create something that could run Selenium code without a browser. But Twill is more compact.

Anyway, I created some rough code. You can look at a demo, or check out the svn repository at http://svn.colorstudy.com/home/ianb/twill_js/

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