WebdriverIO support

[Travis-Davidson]

Add support for WebdriverIO

[vincent-psarga]

From what I see by reading the doc of WebDriver.io, it looks more like a library loaded in tests written in Jasmine (same as using Selenium inside Java/JUnit for example).

Would it be possible to generate the tests in Jasmine and use the WebDriver library in the action words implementation or am I missing something ?

[vincent-psarga]

After a bit more research: https://webdriver.io/docs/frameworks.html

So WebDriver.io integrates in Jasmine, Mocha and Cucumber-JS (three frameworks currently supported by hiptest-publisher).
We will need more information on what would need to be done.

[A45VAP8rN]

@vincent-psarga I have successfully installed the hiptest publisher and I can fetch the scenarios.
I am providing below some information that I believe would allow you guys at Hiptest to figure out of what modifications you would need to do on the hiptest-publisher so it can work straight out of the box with WebDriverIO.

To setup WebDriverIO clone this repository and then install the hiptest-publisher
https://github.com/WarleyGabriel/demo-webdriverio-cucumber

Ok, now into the details.

The initial problem I was faced with is that I was getting the following error.

• Here is the Hiptest folder structure I am using

• These are my settings in the hiptest-publisher.conf

token = secret
not_recursive = false
split_scenarios = true
with_folders = false
keep_filenames = false
keep_foldernames = false
empty_folders = false
leafless_export = false
no_uids = false
no_parent_folder_tags = false
with_dataset_names = false
filter_on_tags =
test_run_name = bvt
language = cucumber
output_directory = './features'
framework = javascript
site = https://app.hiptest.com
step_definitions_output_directory = './features/step_definitions'
actionwords_output_directory = './features/step_definitions'
overriden_templates = './templates'

Please note, I was able to resolve the above issue with the following modifications

I converted the generated Hiptest file: step_definitions.js as seen below

[Before]

module.exports = function () {
    this.Before(function (scenario) {
        this.actionwords = Object.create(require('./actionwords.js').Actionwords);
    });

    this.After(function (scenario) {
        this.actionwords = null;
    });

    this.Given(/^a user is not logged in Gandalf$/, function (callback) {
        this.actionwords.aUserIsNotLoggedInGandalf();
        callback();
    });

    this.When(/^the user login using with username "(.*)" and password "(.*)" and presses Login$/, function (username, password, __datatable, callback) {
        this.actionwords.theUserLoginUsingWithUsernameUsernameAndPasswordPasswordAndPressesLogin(__datatable, username, password);
        callback();
    });

    this.Then(/^the user "(.*)" and "(.*)"$/, function (google_sso_permissions, result, callback) {
        this.actionwords.theUserGoogleSsoPermissionsAndResult(result, google_sso_permissions);
        callback();
    });
}

[After]

import { Before, After, Given, When, Then } from 'cucumber';
let actionwords = Object.create(require('./actionwords.js').Actionwords);

    Given(/^a user is not logged in Gandalf$/, function() {
        actionwords.aUserIsNotLoggedInGandalf();
    });

    When(/^the user login using with username "(.*)" and password "(.*)" and presses Login$/, function (username, password) {
        actionwords.theUserLoginUsingWithUsernameUsernameAndPasswordPasswordAndPressesLogin(username, password);
    });

    Then(/^the user "(.*)" and "(.*)"$/, function (google_sso_permissions, result) {
        actionwords.theUserGoogleSsoPermissionsAndResult(result, google_sso_permissions);
    });

And now it seems to be working

[vincent-psarga]

Hi @A45VAP8rN,

Glad to see that it's working for you. The reason why the steps were not working previously is that hiptest-publisher does not support yet newer versions of cucumber-js (this is due to the impossibility to support multiple version of the same framework, which should hopefully fixed once #145 is clearer).

We have provided the explanations about how to generate better steps definitions here: https://community.hiptest.com/t/handling-cucumber-js-3-with-hiptest-publisher/1199 (which may be a bit buried and hard to find :/ )
I hope this will help you :)

edit: in fact there's slight differences between what you made in step_definitions and what is shown in the previous link. Some minor updates should be made to those template files.