globals.js

module.exports = {
  // this controls whether to abort the test execution when an assertion failed and skip the rest
  // it's being used in waitFor commands and expect assertions
  abortOnAssertionFailure: true,

  // this will overwrite the default polling interval (currently 500ms) for waitFor commands
  // and expect assertions that use retry
  waitForConditionPollInterval: 500,

  // default timeout value in milliseconds for waitFor commands and implicit waitFor value for
  // expect assertions
  waitForConditionTimeout: 60000,

  // since 1.4.0 – this controls whether to abort the test execution when an element cannot be located; an error
  // is logged in all cases, but this also enables skipping the rest of the testcase;
  // it's being used in element commands such as .click() or .getText()
  abortOnElementLocateError: true,

  // this will cause waitFor commands on elements to throw an error if multiple
  // elements are found using the given locate strategy and selector
  throwOnMultipleElementsReturned: false,

  // controls the timeout value for async hooks. Expects the done() callback to be invoked within this time
  // or an error is thrown
  asyncHookTimeout: 60000,

  // controls the timeout value for when running async unit tests. Expects the done() callback to be invoked within this time
  // or an error is thrown
  unitTestsTimeout: 60000,

  // controls the timeout value for when executing the global async reporter. Expects the done() callback to be invoked within this time
  // or an error is thrown
  customReporterCallbackTimeout: 60000,

  // Automatically retrying failed assertions - You can tell Nightwatch to automatically retry failed assertions until a given timeout is reached, before the test runner gives up and fails the test.
  retryAssertionTimeout: 60000,
};