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after(async function() { await server.kill(); // Clean shutdown });

Here is a setup.js file that starts the server before your tests run and kills it after: selenium-standalone

await browser.url('https://example.com'); const title = await browser.getTitle(); console.log( Page title is: ${title} ); await browser.deleteSession(); })(); after(async function() { await server

Run your test while selenium-standalone start is running in another terminal. They will connect automatically. The CLI is great, but the real power is using the API inside your test setup hooks. after(async function() { await server.kill()

// setup.js const { start, install } = require('selenium-standalone'); let server;

before(async function() { // Ensure drivers are installed (safe to call every time) await install(); // Start the server server = await start(); console.log('Selenium ready'); });