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project-carrot

v1.0.1

Published

## Flags and command line arguments

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Project Carrot

Flags and command line arguments

You may use command line arguments. Here is the list of all available flags.

| Flag Name | Info | Example | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------- | -----------------------: | | --config | path to config file with variables | conf.js | | --project | path to project config file | dolorSit.conf.js | | --features | path to file with feature names | features.js | | --tags | one or more tags (in quotes) | @tag1 | | --headless | start Google Chrome without UI | - | | --multi-threaded | use more than one browser instance | - |

All flags have shortened version. You can use only first letter.

Note: if you are using one letter you should use - instead of --

Note: you cannot use --tags with --multi-threaded. In this case script will ignore --tags flag

Example

./node-modules/project-carrot -c=conf.js -p=dolorSit.conf.js -f=features.js -t='@tag1 @tag2' -h -m

Config

You should create config file inside your working directory with some variables.

module.exports = {
    // path to WebdriverIO module
    pathToWdio: './node_modules/.bin/wdio',

    // if You have more than one config file You may set suffix on that files here
    // example: if there are 'aProject.conf.js' and 'bProject.conf.js' projectConfSuffix: 'Project.conf.js'
    // also you can set full filename here and don't use -p flag
    projectConfSuffix: 'Project.conf.js',

    // path to config with features
    pathToFeaturesConf: './globalCarrotFeatures.js'

};

You should set default falues for described variables.

Note: if you set filename to globalCarrotConfig.js you sould not set -c flag. File will be catched automaticaly

Features

You should create config file inside your working directory with path to feature files.

Example

module.exports = {
    // this is important part
    specs: [
        // you can pass folder
        './require/projects/ProjectA/Features/onBuild/*.feature',
        // or files
        './require/projects/ProjectA/Features/onBuild/2_main_form.feature',
        './require/projects/ProjectA/Features/4_main_elements_adding.feature'

    ]
};

! ! ! ACHTUNG ! ! !

In multi-threaded mode script creates a temporary folder named tempFeatures. Avoid this name in your project because this folder will be deleted.