elixir-wallaby/wallaby

This system is a headless browser automation library for Elixir, designed to interact with web browsers via the WebDriver protocol. It provides a high-level API for simulating user interactions such as clicking, typing, and navigating, while supporting multiple browser drivers including Chrome and Selenium. The codebase has been significantly refactored to support concurrent browser sessions and includes extensive integration and unit tests to verify browser state, query selectors, and driver lifecycle management.

This period focused on refactoring the core architecture to support a modular driver system, specifically introducing a Chrome driver implementation. The project also modernized its configuration, tooling, and dependencies, while significantly expanding test coverage for the new components.

9 changes

This period focused on expanding browser automation capabilities and establishing comprehensive integration tests for Chrome and Selenium drivers. The work included implementing detailed error messages and XPath query generation, alongside adding extensive test coverage for browser interactions, session management, and log capture.

13 changes

This period focused on establishing a robust testing environment for headless browser automation, specifically targeting Chrome and Selenium drivers. The work involved creating integration tests for feature macros and WebDriver interactions, alongside adding support scripts to facilitate consistent testing within Docker containers.

5 changes

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