To me it seems that major browser vendors (Google, Mozilla) are willing to support remote interface like CDP apart from the W3C WebDrvier standard. If we can utilize CDP in Katalon Studio Test Case, it would be possible to transfer the console.log() messages from Chrome browser to the test script.Īlso FireFox browser provides Remote Debugging Protocol which supports the subset of CDP. CDP) supports ConsoleAPICalled interface. Is there any feasible approach? How to solve itĬhrome DevTools Protocol (a.k.a. However, we UI testers still want to read the console.log() in the automated UI test scripts. So all browsers have ceased support for "Logging API". The standard spec did not include "Logging API". W3C has defined at 2018 the standard WebDriver specification. However nowadays (I am writing this at Jan 2021) "Selenium WebDrvier API" is already obsolete. Using its Logging API, automated-test scripts could read messages writen by JavaScript 'console.log(msssage)' calls in browser. Once upon a time, there was an API called "Selenium WebDriver API" which supported "Logging API". This is the output of console.log() performed by a javascript in the web page. I would show you an example of console.log: Katalon Studio seems to be an outstanding automation tool with the shortest learning curve for test Automation of web application. The learning curve is really short, any user with prior knowledge of Selenium can start using it right away. Provides an interface to integrate GIT, CI Tools and JIRA. It is natural that WebUI testers want to transfer the messages that apprears in the Broswer console into automated test scripts like Katalon Studio's Test Cases. Every action can be tracked through logs. Russ Thomas gave us a nice tutorial about the Developer Tools. You can see the messages in the Console tabs of Browser Developer Tools. How to listen to console.log from Chrome to Katalon Studio via Chrome DevTools Protocol Problem to solveĬalling console.log(message) API in JavaScript in web pages is ubiquitous.
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