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Feature file splitter for cucumber parallelization
The module is intended to separate feature files for their further parallelization by protractor or webdriverIO. Existing scenarion and scenario outlines will be splitted into separate feature files in temporarary folder.
name | type | mandatority | default | description |
---|---|---|---|---|
specs | Array<string> | M | glob patterns of specs to split | |
outDir | string | M | path to temp folder | |
tagExpression | string | O | tag expression to filter splitted features | |
lang | string | O | en | language of source features |
splitScenarioOutlines | boolean | O | true | split scenario outlines |
return Promise<void>
Splitted features will be placed in temp folder with <featureName>.<timestamp>.feature name (e.g Login.1543659379787.feature)
const compile = require("@cucumber-e2e/gherkin-parallel");
await compile({
specs: ["./test/scenarioOutline.feature"],
outDir: "./temp_folder",
tagExpression: "@scenarioOutlineTag1",
lang: "en",
splitScenarioOutlines: true
});
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Feature file splitter for cucumber parallelization
We found that @cucumber-e2e/gherkin-parallel demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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