I. Introduction
Automated tests come in handy whenever a new package version is installed/deployed to a test environment. In a complementary relationship with the unit tests, this prerelease check provides a certain confidence to the team, product owner and stakeholders that the release version is good to go. In order for this to be achieved a versatile and common used tool for UI test automation like WebDriverIO is in need. Also there is a need for a language that can be learned quickly, with minimum technical background, like JavaScript. The tools and extensions need to permit the user to write tests for functional testing type, both for UI (frontend) and API (backend) as well as non-functional tests. Integrating a test suite in a powerful automation server that facilitates automation of the non-human part of the software development process is what is needed for continuous integration, while facilitating technical aspects of continuous delivery.