Screenshots on the specs
See original GitHub issueHello, I have not seen any way to take screenshots whenever we need this.
Selenium Drivers and PhantomJS allows it easy, but testem have no API for.
Any ideas why?
P.S.: PhantomJS allows to interact with host though phantom hooks, and has page.render method.
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- Created 9 years ago
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+1 This would be a really good feature.
So the way I went around to do this is by having the instrumented browser be a selenium browser. The browser has to be opened from testem and not from a command. When I did this I used an extension of testem, and never pushed the code as it adds selenium as a dependency (which is bulky and not ideal, given testem’s goal). It’s really not that hard to implement it yourself. Also, I don’t really think this is something that fits well with what testem aim to accomplish.