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Recently, I’ve had a few people ask me how to use webdriverio with cucumber. It sounded like something that should have been easy, but after a brief search on the internet, all I could find were a few blog post tutorials (that all contradicted each other) and some …

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This tutorial is for setting up a web test framework in node.js. Previously, I’ve shown you how to create similar frameworks in Ruby and C#. This post should help you add another language to your testing arsenal. Why node.js? There are lots of reasons to choose various …

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I was in a discussion the other week about choosing a language for your acceptance tests. The general consensus was that you should mirror your other code and choose the same language. For example, if you’re using a .NET stack then choosing SpecFlow with your step definitions and …

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Sauce Labs has some amazing functionality out of the box, but if like me you want a little more control about when your Cucumber/Capybara tests utilise Sauce Labs, then this post may help you out. The Sauce gem is brilliant. It enables you to easily create an array of …

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If you have a Windows machine then setting up Cucumber is a little more difficult, but not that bad. This article is based around installing everything on a Windows 8.1 machine, but the steps will be largely the same for Windows 7. If I have missed something that&#8217 …

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This article is all about setting up Cucumber on OSX. Specifically, it’s for people who just want a list of things to do and who know their way around their Mac a little bit already. If that’s not you and you’d prefer a step …

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I’m assuming you’re already up and running with your Cucumber setup and are ready to start! If you haven’t already set Cucumber up, you may want to go back to this page and follow the tutorial for your particular computer. Done? OK, good. The …

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You are in luck. It’s a bit easier to install Cucumber (and everything it needs) on an Apple than it is on other computers. Installing Ruby with Rbenv and Homebrew To start out, we’re going to install Homebrew, a third party package manager for Apple. It …

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These tutorials are all about setting up Cucumber from scratch, with no prior knowledge at all. I’ve been asked many times for links to blog posts on where to start if you are a complete beginner. I have found none of a sufficient quality, so I thought I …

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