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nightwatch-cucumber

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nightwatch-cucumber

Cucumber.js plugin for Nightwatch.js. This enables to use a BDD-style approach for cross-browser testing:

Describe user stories in Cucumber
Map them to HTML/DOM operations in Nightwatch.js
Run using either local Selenium driver or cloud based WebDriver services such as SauceLabs or BrowserStack

Installation

$ npm install nightwatch-cucumber

If you are new to Nightwatch.js you can read the developer guide.

Add the following line to Nightwatch.js configuration file.

globals_path: 'node_modules/nightwatch-cucumber'

Demo Test

Currently feature files are located in features folder.

# features/google.feature

Feature: Google Search

Scenario: Searching Google

    Given I open Google's search page
    Then the title is "Google"
    And the Google search form exists

Step definitions files are located in step-definitions folder.

All step definitions will run with this set to Nightwatch.js client or browser object

// step-definitions/google.js

module.exports = function() {

    this.Given(/^I open Google's search page$/, function() {
        this
            .url('http://google.com')
            .waitForElementVisible('body', 1000);
    });

    this.Then(/^the title is "([^"]*)"$/, function(title) {
        this.assert.title(title);
    });

    this.Then(/^the Google search form exists$/, function() {
        this.assert.visible('input[name="q"]');
    });

};

Running tests

If you have installed nightwatch with -g (global) option you can run the tests by executing

nightwatch

In other case you can run the tests by executing

node_modules/.bin/nightwatch

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Features

Feature Tags

You can selectively run features based on tags. More details

# google.feature

@google @search
Feature: Google Search

Scenario: Searching Google

    Given I open Google's search page
    Then the title is "Google"
    And the Google search form exists

$ node nightwatch.js --tag google

You can also skip features based on tags

node nightwatch.js --skiptags google