We have developed HTML5-AngularJS website. Application's UI tests are written using selenium, where it tests all the workflows of the system. i.e. right from opening the site, logging into it, performing tasks like opening all the forms, performing actions inside those forms and then finally logging out.
Right now we are using chrome development tools to find out memory leaks. But came across drool as we want to automate the memory leak detection. I was going through API docs and see that we have to use something like this driver.findElement(drool.webdriver.By.css('.new-todo') in order to get the elements from the DOM.
So question is, can we use drool with existing selenium test cases ?
We have developed HTML5-AngularJS website. Application's UI tests are written using selenium, where it tests all the workflows of the system. i.e. right from opening the site, logging into it, performing tasks like opening all the forms, performing actions inside those forms and then finally logging out.
Right now we are using chrome development tools to find out memory leaks. But came across drool as we want to automate the memory leak detection. I was going through API docs and see that we have to use something like this
driver.findElement(drool.webdriver.By.css('.new-todo')in order to get the elements from the DOM.So question is, can we use drool with existing selenium test cases ?