Can we test animation with nightwatch.js? - nightwatch.js

Can we test animation effects using nightwatch.js automation testing?
Nightwatch document doesn't mention anything about it.

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How do I specify the window/browser size of the Cypress app in headless mode?

I do not mean the viewport. I mean more like the entire browser including the test runner bar on the side. I am posting screenshots from my local "cypress run" vs in aws to make it clear.
As you can see the second has an overall square shape that is squishing the viewport and I cant see much like this.

Cypress viewport doesn't accurately reflect the device that's specified

While attempting to test scripts using either cy.viewport('iphone-x') or cy.viewport(375,812), both render the site the same (incorrectly) but differently than if I open Chrome, go to devtools and specify the same device there. I'm relatively new to Cypress but I haven't been able to figure out why this happens or how to get Cypress to render the website correctly.
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Using Cypress
So it looks like this might actually be a code issue within the app. Using devtools, if I inspect the white space it shows height:auto. De-selecting this within devtools makes the screen look like it does when viewing it in Cypress using a mobile viewport. I've logged a bug with my app's development team.

RSpec system tests with selenium - Allow access to Camera

In my Ruby on Rails 6.0, I'm trying to test a page that has access to the camera.
The problem is that when I visit this page, there is a popup message that I should permit to use the camera.
This is breaking my tests, how can I click allow to that popup or somehow give permissions to the camera to Selenium WebDrvier.
Thanks in advance

Handle popup window globally in automation testing using ruby watir web driver

I am using watir web driver for web automation testing. I have to handle the popup window dynamically which is without title. This popup will display at any case. so i need to handle globally. Can anyone help me to solve this issue.
If something like that shows up intermittently, I would (assuming you're using cucumber) make a page object for the pop up, and use it in an AfterStep hook.
Something like this
AfterStep do
pop_up = PopUpPageObject.new(self)
pop_up.close if pop_up.present
end

Detecting state changes in Internet Explorer

I'm trying to automate some tests on Internet Explorer. How can I find out if the state of the webpage being shown is changed? Is there any way to know when the page finished loading, if it changes, if it is scrolled, etc.?
I want to know how I can get this state information from another running process.
Selenium allows you to test for completion of a page load and many other events within Internet Explorer and many other web browsers. It's a tool for autmoated testing of web pages.
It allows you to write tests that perform actions and test the state of pages.
You could either look at the source for selenium and see what it's doing or just use it to do your testing.
I'm not sure how a web page would scroll by iteself in an automated test, but you could detect if the scroll Has happened by storing the window.scrollX value when the page is loaded and testing to see if the value has changed.
Basically, if you want to detect things like window scrolling in Internet explorer, you probably need your own piece of code running in the browser, like a BHO (Browser Helper Object).
There might be a way to do Event Sinking. Have a look here: http://asp.dotnetheaven.com/howto/doc/Interop/TestClient_2.aspx

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