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Installation

You will need Cucumber.js installed. An easy way to do this is:

npm install -g cucumber

Install dependencies & devDependencies

npm install 

This command will install:

  • webdriverio (webdriver module for nodejs)

Prepare the environment

Startup Selenium Standalone server with:

$ selenium-standalone install
$ selenium-standalone start

And leave the terminal open.

Execute Funtional Tests (with cucumber.js cli)

$ cucumber.js

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