Write Biloba browser test specs using Ginkgo/Gomega patterns.
npx skills add https://github.com/onsi/biloba --skill write-tests-onsi
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: write-tests Source: https://github.com/onsi/biloba/tree/main/plugins/biloba/skills/write-tests Command: npx skills add https://github.com/onsi/biloba --skill write-tests-onsi
Writing Biloba specs can be verbose and error-prone; this skill guides engineers to author clean, robust browser tests using the Biloba patterns (dual immediate/matcher, readiness anchors, stable locators, and multi-tab flows) within Ginkgo/Gomega.
Write a simple Biloba spec using a Describe block and biloba APIs to declare interactions and expectations in your test suite.
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Browser tests using Ginkgo and Gomega are written by declaring interactions and expectations within Describe blocks. You utilize Biloba APIs to craft specs applying dual immediate and matcher patterns to balance test immediacy with polling readiness.
Resilient browser tests use stable locator strategies including semantic locators, CSS fast selectors, and XPath. These strategies help craft robust tests that withstand UI changes and maintain reliability across web applications during execution.
Multi-tab flows in Gomega browser testing are handled using Biloba patterns within your specs. The framework supports navigating across multiple tabs, allowing you to maintain test state and verify interactions across different browser contexts reliably.
Use immediate forms for direct assertions and matcher forms for polling readiness in Biloba specs. Balancing these dual patterns ensures your browser tests strike the right balance between immediacy and waiting for elements to reach a ready state.
Yes, writing browser tests requires familiarity with biloba overview and API documentation. You must also configure proper frontmatter metadata in SKILL.md to successfully author and review robust browser test specs.
Yes, browser testing supports both realistic and fast interaction modes. Realistic interactions simulate actual user behavior for thorough validation, while fast interactions accelerate test execution by streamlining non-critical UI interactions.
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