WebdriverIO: documented test classes, licence and hosting

WebdriverIO documentation names 3 test classes used on this site: end-to-end tests, compatibility tests, unit tests. Licence: open-source. Hosting: self-hosted.

verified 2026-10-21 · Catalogue maintained by the publisher (to be confirmed)

Facts with sources

Name
WebdriverIO
Website
https://webdriver.io
Documentation
https://webdriver.io/docs/what-is-webdriverio
Vendor or maintainer
OpenJS Foundationsource verified 2026-10-21
Licence
open-sourcesource verified 2026-10-21
Hosting
self-hostedsource verified 2026-10-21
Test languages
JavaScript, TypeScriptsource verified 2026-10-21
CI integrations named in docs
GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Bamboosource verified 2026-10-21
Platforms
web, mobilesource verified 2026-10-21
Test classes documented
Published price
not published
First release
not published
Latest dated release
2026-10-18 (v10.1.0)source verified 2026-10-21
Verified on
2026-10-21

Only on this page

The combination licence open-source, hosting self-hosted and test classes compatibility,e2e,unit is shared with 1 other tool page.

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Questions

What is WebdriverIO?

WebdriverIO, maintained by OpenJS Foundation, documents end-to-end tests, compatibility tests and unit tests. Licence: open-source.

Which test classes does the WebdriverIO documentation name?

end-to-end tests, compatibility tests and unit tests, each linked to the documentation page with its verification date.

Is WebdriverIO free?

Licence: open-source. Published price: not published.

Is WebdriverIO open source or commercial?

The catalogue records the licence as open-source, from the source linked on this page.

Can WebdriverIO test APIs?

Not according to its documentation as recorded here. Documented platforms: web, mobile; test classes: e2e, compatibility, unit.

Is WebdriverIO self-hosted or offered as a service?

Hosting recorded from its documentation: self-hosted.

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