A backend to record Cucumber results. An UI to read results.

• JDK 8
• Node
• Bower
• Grunt
• Mongo

First time, install Bower dependencies and init Gradle build for Node component:

(cd tests-cucumber-ui && npm install && bower install)

Build application with Gradle:

./gradlew build

Warning: when Gradle is launched with Intellij, the PATH environment variable doesn't always contain path to Grunt. If this is the case, relaunch Gradle daemon:

./gradlew --stop
./gradlew build

Run Mongo with Docker Compose:

docker-compose up

Run Mongo migrations to build database:

(cd tests-cucumber-mongo && ./migrate.sh MONGO_HOST/MONGO_DATABASE)

Start Java backend:

./gradlew runBackend

Start UI:

(cd tests-cucumber-ui && grunt serve)

You can build sample Cucumber reports from the tests-cucumber-example-features:

./gradlew dryRunCucumber runCucumber

Generated reports can be found in build directory.

The sub-project tests-cucumber-capsule builds a fat Capsule that contains in one JAR backend and UI. This JAR contains everything that is needed to run the TestsCucumber app.

You can run it from Gradle:

./gradlew runCapsule

The fat Capsule JAR is named tests-cucumber-capsule-VERSION-SNAPSHOT-capsule.jar. Run it with this command:

java -jar tests-cucumber-capsule-VERSION-SNAPSHOT-capsule.jar server CONFIG.yml

Used frameworks:

• UI project: AngularJS
• Backend project: Dropwizard, Spring, Morphia, Orika