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protractor-cucumber-slices

v2.4.0

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The easiest way to add cucumber BDD tests to an angular project.

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Keywords

cucumberprotractorminksteplibrarygherkinbddangular

Readme

Protractor Cucumber Slices

Why use it?

Because testing is good, but writing your own step library is a dilly of a pickle. Enjoy pre-sliced cucumber testing for protractor, ready to consume with no lengthy pickling.

What is it?

What? A gherkin (cucumber) BDD step library for testing Angular (ngx) applications.

See the Step Library to see what's included.

Simple Example

This type of thing works out of the box, without writing any code:

Feature: Login page

  Scenario: Login with valid credentials
    When I go to the homepage
    And I fill in the following:
      | Email    | [email protected] |
      | Password | notverysecurepw    |
    And I press "Login"
    Then I should see "Login successful."
    And I should be on the dashboard
    And I should see an "article" element
    And I should see "Welcome!" in the "h1" element

How does it work?

It uses protractor-cucumber-framework as the dressing for protractor. Other than that, cucumber steps can be written using plain protractor code without any seedy support code.

Documentation

Note: docs can be hosted locally:

git clone https://matmar10.github.io/protractor-cucumber-slices
cd protractor-cucumber-slices
npm run docs:serve

Contributing

Contributions welcome :-)

You can generate the docs by running:

npm run docs:all

You can host

Credits & Acknowledgment

  • Inspiration: https://github.com/Adezandee/cucumber-mink
  • Logo credit: pickles by BomSymbols from the Noun Project