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rfml-to-coffee
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This module generate mocha coffee files with given rainforest .rfml
files.
Firstly, you must run node src/configure.js
to generate required.json and mapping.json files.
Secondly, do node src/createmochatests.js
to generate coffee mocha files.
json file to store full path of rainforest .rfml
files and the full path of auto generated mocha files
E.g:
{
"rfmlPaths": "<fullpath of rainforest files>",
"mochaPaths": "<where to extract coffee mocha files>"
}
It is kind of dependency graph of rainforest files. It holds all information about rfml file.
E.g:
{
"clone_stack_template": {
"id": "2fa800c1-be4c-4834-9343-736a2889a77a",
"startUri": "/",
"testCount": 14,
"steps": [
{
"description": "Click on 'Create a Stack for Your Team' section",
"asserts": [
"Do you see 'Select a Provider' title",
"Do you see 'amazon web services', 'VAGRANT', 'Google Cloud Platform', 'DigitalOcean', 'Azure', 'Marathon' and 'Softlayer'",
"Do you see 'CANCEL' and 'CREATE STACK' buttons below?"
]
}, { ... } ,
],
"tag": " automated",
"embedded": {
"name": "create_team_with_existing_account",
"id": "1ae7b10f-f120-47de-bc67-eae94efbd491"
}
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## What
We found that rfml-to-coffee 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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