A simple but ideal project based on Python's Behave.

• Install Python and PyPI
• Install Google Chrome
• Download chromedriver from here: https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/chromedriver/downloads
• Pycharm: download Community version from here: https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/
• Execute the following: pip install -r required.modules

The project expects that chromedriver is running in server mode in port 9515, which is the default port. Once downloaded and extracted, open a terminal where chromedriver package was extracted and just execute chromedriverto start the server:

./chromedriver

You should see some output similar to the following:

Starting ChromeDriver 2.38.552518 (183d19265345f54ce39cbb94cf81ba5f15905011) on port 9515
Only local connections are allowed.

Open a terminal on the root of this project and execute the following:

behave

This will execute all the existing scenarios on the project and show you the results in the terminal output.

First, the project must be loaded:

1. Select "Open"
2. Navigate to the root of this project
3. Select the root folder to load the project.

To execute a single scenario just locate the associated unit test file, right click on it and select Run 'Unitests in unittest...' from the contextual menu.

The procedure to debug a single scenario is almost the same as running a single scenario. Just add some breakpoints in the code, right click on the unit test file and select Debug 'Unitests in unittest...' from the contextual menu.

Adding new scenarios can be done with these steps:

1. Creating a new .feature file and describe de scenario in Gherkin language.
2. Creating a new unit test class so the new scenario can be executed debugged. This new class needs to extend base_test.py class, define a method named with the prefix "test_" that performs the execution and a "setUp" method which defines the new scenario name, like the following example:

import unittest

from features.base_test import BaseTest
class MyNewFeature(BaseTest):

    def setUp(self):
        self.feature_list = 'my_feature.feature'

    def test_scenario(self):
        self.execute_scenario()


if __name__ == '__main__':
    unittest.main()