@softrams/gauge-taiko-steps-mysql
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Implements gauge steps for interacting with MySQL Database, so that tests can be directly written without having to implement steps for most common scenarios.
This is built as a sample and include some basic data integrity checks. Need to enhance to include most common scenarios.
Installl this npm package to your Gauge js project. And update STEP_IMPL_DIR in ./env/default/js.properties to include steps implemenation from this package.
STEP_IMPL_DIR = tests,node_modules/@softrams/gauge-taiko-steps-mysql/lib
Setup Database Credentials as environment variables or in properties file (./env/default/default.properties)
export DB_HOST=
export DB_USER=
export DB_PASSWORD=
export DB_DATABASE=
And that's it. Start writing tests.
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Implementation of common test steps with Taiko driver for writing tests with Gauge framework
The npm package @softrams/gauge-taiko-steps-mysql receives a total of 323 weekly downloads. As such, @softrams/gauge-taiko-steps-mysql popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @softrams/gauge-taiko-steps-mysql demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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