When I am attempting to run my Protractor tests from the command line all of my tests fail because whenever I try to access the protractor
object it does not have the methods I need. The exact error is:
TypeError: Object # has no method 'getInstance'
So this seems to have been a reported and fixed issue, yet I cannot seem to resolve my particular situation. It also seems to be semi-related to this question, but because it arose for me after updating my node_modules I feel like my underlying issue is different. Up until updating my Protractor everything worked just fine.
I installed it globally and used npm link protractor
to link my local instance to my global instance (located at /usr/local/lib/node_modules/protractor
), but I still for the life of me cannot figure out what is wrong.
The exact code where I'm calling protractor
is a page object file that looks like:
module.exports = function() {
var ptor = protractor.getInstance();
this.get = function() {
browser.get('http://localhost');
this.title = ptor.getTitle();
};
};
The code instantiating the page object is as follows:
var Login = require('./pageObjects/Login.po.js');
...
var LoginPage = new Login();
Bash Script to Comment/uncomment lines in file
I have a standard text configuration file in Linux (Fedora 20). Most lines should apply all the time, but a few lines need to be "turned on" (uncommented) and "turned off" depending on the machine the file is on. So the file looks like this:
; configuration file
parameter1 = a
parameter2 = b
optparameter1 = z ; only applies to %%machine-1%%
; optparameter1 = x ; only applies to %%machine-2%%
parameter3 = c
; optparameter2 = x ; only applies to %%machine-2%%
optparameter2 = f ; only applies to %%machine-1%%
What I would like to do is run a script that would change the file (or copy the file) altering commenting of the lines based on command line parameters. e.g.
./scriptname -u machine-2 -c machine-1 configurationFileName.conf
This would cause all lines with %%machine-2%% in the end comment to be uncommented (of course, leaving the end comments in tact), and all lines with %%machine-1%% in the end comment to be commented.
Any suggestions on how to do this? Thank you.