laravel-elixir-behat

Usage

This is a simple Behat wrapper around Laravel Elixir. Add it to your Elixir-enhanced Gulpfile, like so:

``
var elixir = require('laravel-elixir');

require('laravel-elixir-behat');

elixir(function(mix) {
mix.behat();
});
`

This will scan your ./tests/features/ directory, as well as any PHP classes in your 'app' folder for changes, and trigger your Behat suite.

Note: If you want your tests to execute upon file change, use the gulp tdd task

$ gulp tdd


---

You may pass two arguments to the behat() method.

$3

Defaulting to './tests/features/', this argument specifies the root directory to search for Behat-specific tests.
If you would like to change the default path, you can override the 'baseDir' path to point to your features directory

`
mix.behat('./features', { debug: true });
`

$3

If you need to pass any Behat-specific options (see gulp-behat docuumentation for complete list of available options), then you may pass an object as the second argument, like so:

`
mix.behat(null, { debug: true });
`

$3

List of additional files to watch list when perform TDD command

...

var watchList = ['./resources/views/contacts/*.blade.php']; // watch contact blade files
mix.behat(null, {}, watchList);

Changelog

- 0.0.7 Changes
- Added watchList` parameter, providing option to extend default watch files

- 0.0.6 Changes
- Fixed issues related to using Behat under watch task

- 0.0.5 Changes
- Small refactoring

- 0.0.4 Updated readme, providing example for overriding 'baseDir' property

- 0.0.3 Minor tweaks, created npm package
- Changed 'clear' flag to default to 'false' as it is not supported on all systems

- 0.0.2 Initial Release
- First public release

Credits

laravel-elixir-behat written by Mike Erickson

E-Mail: codedungeon@gmail.com

Twitter: @codedungeon

Website: codedungeon.org