Boilerplate project to run WebdriverIO tests with Cucumber
The Cucumber Boilerplate Test is a project that allows developers to run WebdriverIO tests with Cucumber, bringing true Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) to JavaScript. It allows developers to write tests in an ordinary language, mapping it to code, and starting the test process in the early stages of product development. This project is recommended for Node version 14 or higher and requires a preconfigured Selenium Grid, preinstalled browser driver, or cloud provider account. While it works fine with NPM, using Yarn is recommended for its speed and solid dependency locking mechanism.
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