Question: still up-to-date?

[noopole]

I'm using this library in place of chai-webdriver in order to deal with Promises and to drop the done() callbacks.

I wonder if it is recommended to use it or is there a new recommended way?

Thank you for your advice.

[benmosher]

FWIW, I have been using the Mocha BDD wrappers and the assert helper provided with the WebDriver npm package.

If you use the provided describe/it/before, etc., a queue manages control flow and allows you to structure your test code as if they were being executed synchronously.

I found this to be much simpler, after making my own fork of this wrapper and using it for a while.

Ultimately, I found that for my scripts, I was spending a lot of time writing new Chai wrapper code and it was simpler--both more readable and more obvious what was happening--when I just used the provided tools in the selenium-webdriver package.

[noopole]

Thank you Ben for your answer and for your piece of advice. It didn't know this feature!

I'll give it a try. Also I will take a look at chai-as-promised which could do the trick.