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Use when user asks to run tests, run qunit, execute unit tests, test this module, test this change, find test URL, test Button/Router/Table/Dialog/MessageBox/Input/Control, locate .qunit.html, search testsuite, can't find test file, where is qunit test, how to run UI5 module test, or needs test-resources URL for OpenUI5 modules

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How to use this skill

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  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/UI5/openui5/blob/HEAD/.claude/skills/run-test/SKILL.md

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Run Test

Finds and runs QUnit unit tests for OpenUI5 modules using a bundled script that handles port detection, file search, testsuite parsing, and URL construction in one shot.

Usage

/run-test <module_name>

Examples: sap.m.Button, RenderManager, sap/ui/core/routing/Router

How It Works

Run the bundled script. The path is relative to this SKILL.md file's directory:

node <this-skill-dir>/scripts/find-test-url.js <module_name> <repo_root>

The script does everything automatically:

  1. Scans ports 8080-8090 for the openui5-testsuite dev server
  2. Finds all matching .qunit.js test files
  3. Parses testsuite files to determine the correct URL type
  4. Returns structured output with all matches

Interpreting the Output

Single match (MATCHES: 1) — run the test using the TEST_URL (see "Running the Test" below).

Multiple matches (MATCHES: N) — present all options with AskUserQuestion so the user can pick:

  • Each match has MATCH_N_LIBRARY, MATCH_N_TEST_KEY, and MATCH_N_TEST_URL
  • The first match is the most likely (preferred library files come first)

No dev server (ERROR: No dev server found) — tell the user to start the server first with npm run start, then retry.

Test not found (ERROR: No test found) — relay the error. The output includes a FINDER_URL pointing to the interactive test finder page where the user can search manually.

Running the Test

After resolving the test URL, run the test using one of the available runners. Check which tools are available and offer the user a choice via AskUserQuestion if more than one is available. If only one is available, use it directly.

Chrome DevTools MCP

Use when mcp__chrome-devtools__ tools are available:

mcp__chrome-devtools__new_page({ url: testUrl })
mcp__chrome-devtools__wait_for({ text: ["tests completed"], timeout: 120000 })
mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot()

Playwright MCP

Use when mcp__playwright__ tools are available:

mcp__playwright__browser_navigate({ url: testUrl })
mcp__playwright__browser_wait_for({ text: "tests completed" })
mcp__playwright__browser_snapshot()

Fallback

If no browser MCP tools are available, present the test URL to the user so they can open it in a browser manually.

Running the Script's Own Tests

The script has integration tests at tests/find-test-url.test.js (requires a running dev server):

node <this-skill-dir>/tests/find-test-url.test.js