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How to read/write from/to an excel using NodeJS - Protractor?

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问题 Might be a basic question. But since I am new to protractor, I definitely need some help! How to read/write from/to an excel using NodeJS - Protractor? Can someone explain with an example? My intention is to Parameterize my scripts using NodeJS - Protractor with the help of excel. 回答1: Protractor has no specific support for Excel itself, but it runs inside Node.JS, so you can use any Node module that works with excel. https://www.npmjs.org/package/excel-parser looks promising. 回答2: To perform

Parameterized tests in f# - This is not a valid constant expression

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问题 For some reason when passing arguments to the test via TestCase attrubute, I get the following error message about the first argument, which in this case is an array: This is not a valid constant expression or custom attribute value module GameLogicTest = open FsUnit open NUnit.Framework open GameLogic.Examle // This is not a valid constant expression or custom attribute value [<TestCase( [| 1; 2; 3 |], 3, 1,1)>] let ``let example.`` (a, m, h, c) = a |> proof1 m |> should equal (h,c) But when

Parameterized testing with Mockito by using JUnit @Rule?

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This follows on from this question : where I am asked to start a new question. The problem is that I just don't know enough about JUnit Rule , or what's going on here with Runners and the like, to crack the problem in the way alluded to by Jeff Bowman. Jeff Bowman In your later comments, I figured out the gap: You need to use Mockito as a Rule and Parameterized as a Runner, not the other way around. The reason is that the Runner is responsible for reporting the number of tests, and Parameterized manipulates the number of tests based on the number of test methods and the number of parameterized

Parameterized testing with Mockito by using JUnit @Rule?

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问题 This follows on from this question: where I am asked to start a new question. The problem is that I just don't know enough about JUnit Rule , or what's going on here with Runners and the like, to crack the problem in the way alluded to by Jeff Bowman. 回答1: In your later comments, I figured out the gap: You need to use Mockito as a Rule and Parameterized as a Runner, not the other way around. The reason is that the Runner is responsible for reporting the number of tests, and Parameterized