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nemo-cucumberjs-framework

v3.0.0

Published

Automation framework for nemo-cucumberjs & integration with saucelabs

Downloads

4

Readme

Nemo Cucumber.js Selenium Framework

BDD Selenium Framework that integrates Cucumber.js with Nemo.js & SauceLabs Cloud

Build Status Code Climate

Framework Features

  • Cucumber BDD Framework
  • Supports latest Selenium 3 & Cucumber 2
  • Pretty HTML reports with Pie-charts
  • Parallel Executions of Cucumber Scenarios and/or Features
  • Selenium Page Objects; auto initialized
  • Multi-browsers/platforms coverage with SauceLabs
  • Parallel MultiBrowsers executions, e.g. runs X number of scenarios on more than one browsers, all in parallel
  • Nemo, a PayPal's open source Selenium Framework
  • Grunt Tasks to run Smoke, P1 and/or Acceptance tests

Very simple to use


$ brew install chromedriver geckodriver
$ git clone https://github.com/gkushang/nemo-cucumberjs-framework
$ cd nemo-cucumberjs-framework
$ npm i
$ grunt acceptance          //will run a default scenario and launch HTML report

Add new Cucumber Features

  1. Add new features under acceptance/features
  2. Add step definitions under acceptance/step_definitions

About

  • It's a framework with grunt task.
  • Default browser is chrome, but you can change with ENV variable BROWSER to run locally on your required browser.
Setup SauceLabs
  • Add your SauceLabs Username and AccessKey at config.json
  • Update/Edit SauceLabs browsers & platform at sauce.json as per your need.

Run

Locally

Default browser is chrome, to run on firefox or any other browser locally

    
    $ BROWSER=firefox grunt acceptance
    
SauceLabs

SauceLabs browsers are available at sauce.json. Pick any one browser combination and pass it as a SAUCE param. BUILD param will create a pretty dashboard on Sauce for your respective test run.

    
    $ SAUCE=iPhone BUILD="`date`" grunt acceptance
    

BROWSER param is to run tests locally, while SAUCE is to run on SauceLabs

Parallel

Run any any platform, SAUCE or BROWSER.

Parallel Scenarios

e.g. Below command will run your Scenarios in parallel on Chrome browser on SauceLabs.


    $ SAUCE=chrome grunt acceptance --parallel scenarios 
Parallel Features

    $ SAUCE=chrome grunt acceptance --parallel features 

Run Multiple Browsers in Parallel on SauceLabs

e.g. Run all your scenarios in parallel on Chrome, Firefox and ie10 browsers


    $ SAUCE=chrome,firefox,ie10 grunt acceptance --parallel features
     

Run single Tag


    $ grunt acceptance --tags @yourTag
    

HTML Report

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