merb_cucumber
Merb + Cucumber integration with Webrat support.
Migrating to merb_cucumber 0.5.0
merb_cucumber 0.5.0 now requires a version greater than cucumber 0.1.13, which introduces some breaking changes. If you were already using merb_cucumber, you’ll need to do the following:
- Change the last line of bin/cucumber to be:
- Add a cucumber.yml to your Merb.root with the following contents:
If you experience any problems, please contact me (roman) on github.
Requirements
- merb-core >= 1.0.9
- cucumber >= 0.2.0
- webrat >= 0.4.3 (Optional)
First Time
Include the gem in your dependencies. In your dependencies.rb file include:
dependency “roman-merb_cucumber”, :require_as => nilInside your merb project root, run
$ merb-gen cucumberFor Webrat support, run
$ merb-gen cucumber —session-type webratThis will also install a sample login feature that should pass if you’re using merb-auth.
Usage
To execute all the features run
$ rake featuresNotes
- If you are working with bundled Gems on your project, and having problems to make it through, check this post
- When you are implementing the steps of an scenario, please use the new request test helper, if you try to use the
dispatch_to method, it won’t work as expected. - Webrat methods other than ‘visits’ are now singular only.
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