doc-testing

You can convert documentation into executable test specs by mapping documented steps into Doc Detective actions like goTo, click, find, and type to produce an automated test specification.

Automated documentation validation transforms written guides into executable test specs and runs them against web UIs to verify that documented procedures align with actual application behavior.

Yes, a Node.js environment is required to execute Doc Detective test specifications. You also optionally use doc-detective-common to provide schema validation for the generated tests.

Yes, you can inject inline tests directly into source documentation. The framework supports inline test injection to embed executable validation steps within your existing docs.

The best way to validate a getting started guide is to generate a Doc Detective test spec from the steps and execute it against your staging environment to verify actual UI behavior.

You validate generated test specs for integrity using the built-in validator, optionally leveraging schema validation from doc-detective-common to ensure test specification accuracy before execution.