That seems like a bit of an overkill to me. Wouldn't it possible to load wasm and run tests on Node?

Yes, with wasm-bindgen-test, as I mentioned in #530, you can run tests in Node.

This is very cool! @palaviv nice job!

Yes, with wasm-bindgen-test, as I mentioned in #530, you can run tests in Node.

So, why would we need selenium tests, then?

@adrian17 I agree with you that this test is spinning up a lot of different tools, but I think it is a good crosscheck. Can we do the same with wasm-bindgen-test in a lightweigher way, or do we exclude some code when we do that?

wasm-bindgen-test uses the native rust testing framework, e.g. #[test], so we'd have to design our tests around that. Another concern is that as far as I know, there's no way to get code coverage for rust compiled to WASM, which sucks, but if there is some way to do it I'd say we should definitely go with that.

@adrian17 I am not familiar with wasm-bindgen-test. I wanted to push something to validate the WASM is good in the CI as I almost broke it on a typo in #652. I agree selenium is very complex and if we can do it by using other tools lets do that.