project-carrot v1.0.1

Project Carrot

Flags and command line arguments

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

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.