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@autometa/testrail-cucumber

v0.5.1

Published

Converts Gherkin `.feature` files into test cases on TestRail. Only works on Projects with multiple suites.

Downloads

38

Readme

Testrail Cucumber Uploader

Converts Gherkin .feature files into test cases on TestRail. Only works on Projects with multiple suites.

The Feature is added as a section, with Rules making a subsection. Free form descriptions will be added as descriptions for their relevant group.

Installing & Running

Install:

$ npm i -g @autometa/testrail-cucumber

Run:

$ testrail-cucumber

Clear cached configs (username, password)

$ testrail-cucumber --clearAll

Run for feature file

$ testrail-cucumber ./path/to/file

prompts

URL and user details are stored between sessions. short prompts

Note IDs should be the numeric id, not the string id - e.g. 123 not S123 or P123

Output

For the following .feature file


Feature: My Sample Feature
    This is a description of the Feature Under Test

    Rule: If there is a Rule, then it will become a subsection
        This is a description of that rule

        Scenario: A Chicken, A Donkey and a Priest Walk Into A Bar
            This is a test description

            Given a step with a table:
                | user    | age |
                | john    | 5   |
                | tabatha | 12  |
            When something happens
            Then a validation can be done

The following TestRail suite will be created: output