Try this:
1. Save the following cucumber file under C:\somenewplace\features
\hillary.feature
Feature: Cucumber Question
Scenario: Google Search for delicious
Given I am on Google Search Home Page
When I search for "delicious"
Then I should find "delicious"
Scenario: Google Search for Facebook
Given I am on Google Search Home Page
When I search for "Facebook"
Then I should find "Facebook"
2. Run cucumber on the feature file above to generate a skeletal file
that you can use in your steps file.
(ie. from C:\somenewplace, cucumber features\hillary.feature)
You'll get some generated code that you can use later.
Save my solution below under C:\somenewplace\features\step_definitions
\hillary_steps.rb
If you compare it to what you generated from step 1, you can see that
I don't hard code the search terms so that I can reuse the code to
match other words.
require 'watir-webdriver'
Given /^I am on Google Search Home Page$/ do
@browser = Watir::Browser.new :firefox
@browser.goto "http://google.com";
end
When /^I search for "([^*"]*)"$/ do |arg1|
@browser.text_field(:name, "q").set(arg1)
@browser.button(:name,"btnG").click
end
Then /^I should find "([^"]*)"$/ do |arg1|
@browser.text.include?(arg1)
@browser.quit
end
3. Now run cucumber again from C:\somenewplace
E:\CucumberExamples>cucumber features\hillary.feature
Feature: Cucumber Question
Scenario: Google Search for delicious # features\hillary.feature:2
Given I am on Google Search Home Page # features/step_definitions/
hillary_st
eps.rb:3
When I search for "delicious" # features/step_definitions/
hillary_st
eps.rb:8
Then I should find "delicious" # features/step_definitions/
hillary_st
eps.rb:13
Scenario: Google Search for Facebook # features\hillary.feature:7
Given I am on Google Search Home Page # features/step_definitions/
hillary_st
eps.rb:3
When I search for "Facebook" # features/step_definitions/
hillary_st
eps.rb:8
Then I should find "Facebook" # features/step_definitions/
hillary_st
eps.rb:13
2 scenarios (2 passed)
6 steps (6 passed)
1m14.453s
On Sep 29, 5:39 pm, hillary <[email protected]> wrote:
> i fixed this error by moving the @browser = to the given I'm on the Google
> search home page step.
>
> Now my tests are running, but it's failing on the last step. I'm getting an
> argument error:
>
> My code
>
> Then /^I should see "Delicious"$/ do |results|
> @browser.text.should include "Delicious"
> end
>
> Feature: Google Search
> In order to find out more about the delicious relaunch failure
> I need to be able to search google
>
> Scenario: #
> features\google_search.feature:
> 5
> Google Search for delicious relaunch failure
> Given I am on the Google Search Home Page #
> features/step_definitions/googl
> e_search.rb:6
> When I search for delicious relaunch failure #
> features/step_definitions/googl
> e_search.rb:11
> Then I should see "Delicious" #
> features/step_definitions/googl
> e_search.rb:16
> Your block takes 1 argument, but the Regexp matched 0 arguments.
> (Cucumber::
> ArityMismatchError)
> features/step_definitions/google_search.rb:16:in `/^I should see
> "Delicious"
> $/'
> features\google_search.feature:9:in `Then I should see "Delicious"'
>
> Failing Scenarios:
> cucumber features\google_search.feature:5 # Scenario:
> Google Search for delicious relaunch failure
>
> 1 scenario (1 failed)
> 3 steps (1 failed, 2 passed)
> 0m7.930s
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