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@autometa/cucumber-transformer-jest

v0.5.6

Published

Convert Cucumber .feature files into Autometa cucumber tests with jest

Downloads

307

Readme

Introduction

Autometa Cucumber Runner is a wrapper for multiple established test runners like jest and vitest that enables support for testing .feature files.

Full Documentation

Features

  • Utilize you or your teams favorite testing framework with Cucumber
  • Steps are defined globally and scenarios are self assembling
  • Steps can be overridden for specific features or scenarios with edge behavior
  • Per-Scenario dependency injection of tester-defined classes.
  • Cucumber expressions
  • Extensive handling of data tables
  • CommonJs and ESM compatible

Install

npm add -D @autometa/cucumber-runner
yarn add -D @autometa/cucumber-runner
pnpm add -D @autometa/cucumber-runner

Quick Start

Configure

To begin, add *.feature.ts as a test file pattern to your test library config if needed. Also, add autometa.config.ts to the setup files option

import { defineConfig } from 'vitest/config'

defineConfig({
  ...
  setupFiles: ['autometa.config.ts']
  include: ['**/*.{test,spec,feature}.{js,mjs,cjs,ts,mts,cts,jsx,tsx}']
  ...
})
export default {
  ...
  setupFilesAfterEnv: ['autometa.config.ts']
  testMatch: ['**/?(*.)+(spec|test|feature).[jt]s?(x)']
  ...
}

Next, create the autometa.config.ts. To use globally available step files, add a globals option, and provide the test functions of your test framework. It's also a good idea to import reflect-metadata from this file. reflect-metadata is a required dependency of this library.

import "reflect-metadata";
import { defineConfig } from "@autometa/cucumber-runner";
import { describe, test, beforeEach, beforeAll, afterEach, afterAll } from "vitest";

defineConfig({
  globals: "globals",
  runner: {
    name: "vitest",
    describe,
    test,
    beforeEach,
    beforeAll,
    afterEach,
    afterAll,
  },
});
import "reflect-metadata";
import { defineConfig } from "@autometa/cucumber-runner";

defineConfig({
  globals: "globals",
  runner: {
    name: "jest",
    describe,
    test,
    beforeEach,
    beforeAll,
    afterEach,
    afterAll,
  },
});

Use

Feature: A User Can Log In
  Background: Set up a new User
    Given a new registered User
      | username | name | age | password |
      | johnny5  | John | 45  | paS5091! |

  Scenario: A User logs in with valid credentials
    When they log in
     | username | password |
     | johnny5  | paS5091! |
    Then they see their profile

  Scenario: A User logs in with a bad password
      When they log in
     | username | password |
     | johnny5  | oops     |
    Then they are informed their password is incorrect
import { Given, When, Then, Feature, Before, Scenario } from "@autometa/cucumber-runner";
import { App } from "../src/app";

Before("Launch browser", async ({ world, myDriver }) => {
  world.page = await myDriver.start(process.env.API_URL);
});

Given("a new registered User", async (data: HTable, { world, httpClient }: App) => {
  const userDetails = data.json(0);
  await httpClient.createUser(userDetails);
});

When("they log in", async (userDetails: HTable, { world: { page } }: App) => {
  const { username, password } = userDetails.json(0);
  await page.logUserIn(username, password);
});

Then("they see their profile", async ({ world: { page } }: App) => {
  await page.verifyProfileOpen();
});

Then(
  "they are informed their {word} is incorrect",
  async (field: string, { world: { page } }: App) => {
    await page.verifyBadLoginField(field);
  }
);

Feature("../features/my-feature.feature");

// override Steps

Feature(() => {
  Given("a new registered User", async (data: HTable, { world: { page } }: App) => {
    const userDetails = data.json(0);
    await page.gotoRegistration();
    await page.registerWith(userDetails);
  });

  Scenario("A User logs in with a bad password", () => {
    Then("they are informed their password is incorrect", async ({ world: { page } }: App) => {
      await page.verifyBadPassword();
    });
  });
}, "../features/my-feature.feature");

// load multiple feature files

Feature("../features/my-feature.feature", "../features/my-other-feature.feature");