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mocha-nightwatch-cucumber

v1.0.1

Published

Nightwatch compatible version of mocha-cucumber.

Downloads

5

Readme

mocha-nightwatch-cucumber

mocha-nightwatch-cucumber is a nightwatch compatible UI module for mocha that allows you to describe your features using Given/When/Then!

Installing

You should first have mocha installed:

npm install -g mocha

Then install mocha-nightwatch-cucumber, either globally or inside your project:

npm install -g mocha-nightwatch-cucumber

Usage

Write your feature(s):

{expect} = require 'chai'

Feature 'Math', ->
  Scenario 'Incrementing numbers', ->
    Given 'A number that starts at 0', ->
      @n = 0

    When 'the number is incremented', ->
      @n++

    Then 'it becomes 1', ->
      expect(@n).to.equal 1

Or if you prefer plan ole js:

var expect = require('chai').expect;

Feature('Math', function() {
  Scenario('Incrementing numbers', function() {
    Given('A number that starts at 0', function() {
      this.n = 0;
    });
    When('the number is incremented', function() {
      this.n++;
    });
    Then('it becomes 1', function() {
      expect(this.n).to.equal(1);
    });
  });
});

Then run mocha:

mocha --ui mocha-nightwatch-cucumber test/*

And you get: Example output

What's going on?

mocha-cucumber aliases Scenario and Feature as alieses to mocha's exising describe, and Given/When/Then/And/But as aliases to mocha's it BDD methods.

describe and it still work as usual, so you can combine your cucumber features with BDD specs and it will Just Work(tm).

Contributing

Feel free to submit issues and/or PRs! In lieu of a formal style guide, please follow existing styles.