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Which is the best logger for protractor node?


Asked by Kalel Barnett on Dec 10, 2021 FAQ



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In fact,
Protractor is a Node.js module, hence the very important prerequisite is that we must have Node.js installed on our computer. We are going to install Protractor package using npm (a JavaScript package manager), that comes with Node.js.
Likewise, Popular node log management solutions, such as Bunyan and Winston, are designed to add functionality to the logging process. For example, you can format JSON output using Bunyan, a well-tested tool for node logging. Bunyan lets you create and format JSON versions of your logs.
Keeping this in consideration,
Step 1) Open command prompt and type “npm install –g protractor” and hit Enter. The above command will download the necessary files and install Protractor on the client system. Step 2) Check the installation and version using “Protractor –version.” If successful it will show the version as like in below screenshot. If not, perform the step 1 again.
Similarly,
Google Chrome, a web browser built by Google, will be used to run end-to-end tests in Protractor without the need for a Selenium server. You can download chrome by clicking on the link − https://www.google.com/chrome/.