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WebdriverIO service for choosing tests to run based on Priority

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# wdio-testmo-service With this plugin for [webdriver.io](https://webdriver.io/) you can choose test cases to execute based on Priority from an exported CSV from Testmo. This plugin does not directly interact with Testmo yet. I am waiting for the Testmo team to implement the APIs necessary. Until then, this plugin will read the CSV file exported from Testmo in the following format: ```csv "Case ID","Priority" "11111","Medium" ... ``` Currently, the service only works with [mocha](https://mochajs.org/) test framework and assumes the Testmo Case ID is included in your mocha `describe` or `it` (or `suite`, `test` for TDD) blocks. ## Installation The easiest way to install this module as a (dev-)dependency is by using the following command: ```sh npm install wdio-testmo-service --save ``` Or: ```sh npm install wdio-testmo-service --save-dev ``` ## Usage Add wdio-testmo-service and required options to your `wdio.conf.js`: ```javascript exports.config = { // ... services: [ [ "testmo", { csv: "path/to/testcases.csv", priorities: ["Critical", "High"], }, ], ], // ... }; ``` ## Options ### csv <sub>*(required)*</sub> Location of CSV file. ### priorities <sub>*(required)*</sub> Array of Priority Names to choose tests from. ## Notes 1. The service considers cucumber-like tagging. For example, supplying `mocha-opts.grep "@sanity @smoke"` will only include test cases with either `@sanity` or `@smoke` in the describe or it blocks in addition to filtering by Priority. 1. Specifying `mochaOpts.grep` without a tag (no `@` in the string) or specifying `mochaOpts.invert` will override this service completely. 1. If you enter invalid Priorities, all Priorities will be included. For more information on WebdriverIO see the [homepage](https://webdriver.io).