ruby_cucumber's Introduction

Example Repository to test out using cucumber,Ruby and Selenium Webdriver

Installation

Clone the Repository using [email protected]:JellyfishGroup/ruby_cucumber.git
Open the terminal and naviagate to the base folder the project was cloned into
Ensure you have the Bundler installed. If not, install info here https://bundler.io/
Once installed run the following command in the terminal: bundle install
This should install the gems required to run the project

Executing the tests

Once the project dependencies have been installed, run a test to verify all is well.

To do this run the following command line instruction bundle exec cucumber You should see the following if everything runs as expected.

Feature: Contact us
  Test both routes to selecting and completing the site contactus.

  Background:                                              # features/home_page.feature:5
    Given I vist "https://jellyfish-test.jellyfish.co.uk/" # features/step_definitions/home_page.rb:1

  Scenario: Verify home page has loaded                                            # features/home_page.feature:8
    Then I can see the footer has loaded                                           # features/step_definitions/home_page.rb:5
    And the copyright text of "© Copyright Jellyfish Group 1999-2018" is displayed # features/step_definitions/home_page.rb:9

1 scenario (1 passed)
3 steps (3 passed)
0m6.396s

Running tests on different environments

There is a config.yml file (config/config.yml) in the project. Inside this file, the different URL's are listed for the supported environments. In order to specify which environment to run the tests on you can add a command line switch TEST_ENV=production to the end of the run command. EG. bundle exec cucumber features TEST_ENV=production

By default the tests run on the test url unless you add the command line switch

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