How to use the @flood/element-api.WorkRoot function in @flood/element-api
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flood-io / element / packages / cli / src / cmd / run.ts View on Github 
function initRunEnv(root: string, testDataRoot: string) {
const workRoot = new WorkRoot(root, {
'test-data': testDataRoot,
})
return {
workRoot,
stepEnv(): FloodProcessEnv {
return {
BROWSER_ID: 0,
FLOOD_GRID_REGION: 'local',
FLOOD_GRID_SQEUENCE_ID: 0,
FLOOD_GRID_SEQUENCE_ID: 0,
FLOOD_GRID_INDEX: 0,
FLOOD_GRID_NODE_SEQUENCE_ID: 0,
FLOOD_NODE_INDEX: 0,
FLOOD_SEQUENCE_ID: 0,
FLOOD_PROJECT_ID: 0,@flood/element-api
Internal API definitions for Element
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51 / 100Popular @flood/element-api functions
- @flood/element-api.EvaluatedScript.mustCompileFile
- @flood/element-api.runCommandLine
- @flood/element-api.TestEvent.AfterStep
- @flood/element-api.TestEvent.AfterStepAction
- @flood/element-api.TestEvent.BeforeStep
- @flood/element-api.TestEvent.StepFailed
- @flood/element-api.TestEvent.StepSkipped
- @flood/element-api.WorkRoot