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airtap-multi

Use multiple browser providers as one.

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Usage

const Multi = require('airtap-multi')
const multi = new Multi()

multi.add('airtap-playwright')
multi.add('airtap-sauce')

// Get manifests with name 'firefox'
const manifests = await multi.manifests([{
  name: 'firefox'
}])

// Only from the airtap-sauce provider
const manifests = await multi.manifests([{
  name: 'firefox',
  provider: 'airtap-sauce'
}])

// Instantiate a browser (see browser-provider for details)
const browser = multi.browser(manifest, target)

API

multi = new Multi()

Implements the browser-provider interface with a few additional methods.

multi.add(id[, options])

Add a provider that's been installed in a nearby node_modules. The optional options object will be passed to the provider's constructor.

multi.add(object[, options])

Add multiple providers in the form of { [id]: options }:

multi.add({
  'airtap-sauce': {
    username: 'example',
    key: 'secret'
  }
})

If the second options argument is provided, those options will be deeply merged into the options of each provider.

multi.add(fn[, options])

Add a provider as a constructor function.

multi.add(array[, options])

Add multiple providers using an array, where each array element is of the above types (string, object or function).

provider = multi.get(id)

Get an added provider by its id.

iterator = multi[Symbol.iterator]()

for (const [id, provider] of multi) {
  // ..
}

iterator = multi.keys()

for (const id of multi.keys()) {
  // ..
}

iterator = multi.values()

for (const provider of multi.values()) {
  // ..
}

Install

With npm do:

npm install airtap-multi

License

MIT © 2020-present Airtap contributors