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      <description>Once upon a time my colleague and I were working on end-to-end tests of one Angular.JS application. We used Node.js v8.9.1. Tests had such workflow:
open a page; click an element; check if the page has some content. As you can see it&amp;rsquo;s just a regular workflow for end-to-end tests, nothing special. Such tests allow us to reduce the amount of manual testing and eliminate bugs before the code will be delivered to the users.</description>
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