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cypress-cucumber-report-features

v2.1.2

Published

7 months ago

Cypress Cucumber report Features

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cypress cucumber e2e test QA jasp402 javascript js

Cypress Cucumber Reporting Features

This report is born from the need to be able to count the scenarios within the feautres in a fast way without having to execute the automations.

⚠️This project is exclusive to users using cypress-summit-preprocessor.

🪛 How does it work?

You must have cypress installed, additionally you must use the cypress-cucumber-preprocessor library and the use of Features. This report tries to find all .features documents. When it finds it, it will store them temporarily for later analysis.

📦 Installation instructions

You can install the library via npm

npm i cypress-cucumber-report-features

🔧 Use instructions

npx cypress-cucumber-report-features

Base: Will create a folder with 4 files. Which contains a flat report with:

Number of files Features
Number of Features with Scenarios
Total Number of Scenarios
Base for the report in table format

Table of Scenarios: Generate a table of scenarios with the given number of features

🗃️ Results report

summaries-process.txt

Contributor

Take a look at our document CONTRIBUTING.md to start configuring the repository. If you are looking for something to contribute. You can review our project in Trello You can also contact our channel Gitter if you have any questions about where to start contributing.