behat/drupal-propeople-context

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the drupal/tqextension package instead.

Drupal context by Propeople for Behat

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Type:behat-extension

1.2.3 2015-04-09 09:51 UTC

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GPL-2.0+ 9bf431ab75646ec95ff8e4614dcabbc9f04ba562

  • Sergey Bondarenko <broken.woop@propeople.com.ua>

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Behat context by Propeople

The Propeople Drupal Context provide a flexible methods for testing websites, running on Drupal 7. The contexts in this repository extend the contexts of DrupalExtension.

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Installation

  • Install Composer.
  • Navigate to folder with your Drupal project. Would be better if a project has the similar structure:
/project_name
|-- docroot
|   |-- [drupal installation without any custom files]
|   |-- [...]
|-- [another folders and files e.g. tests, scripts etc.]
|-- [...]
  • Create the composer.json file:
{
  "require": {
    "behat/drupal-propeople-context": "~1.2"
  },
  "config": {
    "bin-dir": "bin/"
  },
  "scripts": {
    "post-install-cmd": "mv bin/bdpc bin/behat"
  }
}
  • Execute the composer install command.
  • Initialize the basic context and configuration by executing the bin/behat --init --url=http://example.com. Also, command can take the dir parameter if the Drupal installation located above current folder. For example bin/behat --init --url=http://project.loc --dir=docroot.
  • Configure the behat.yml if needed.
  • Read the documentation about creating the features.

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