Cukestep

Cukestep exposes your system's Gherkin steps to the outside world through a Rails Engine.

You know how...

# routes.rb
mount Cukestep::Engine => "/cukestep", as: "cukestep"

/cukestep/steps

At this point - you should be seeing a JSON output of your Gherkin steps.

Rails

To exclude a support file from the autoload path, create an initializer class and tell Cukestep which files to exclude.

# #{Rails.root}/config/initializers/cukestep_config.rb
Cukestep.configure do |c|
  c.excluded_code_file_paths = ['features/support/extranet.rb']
end

Browser

Modify Cukestep.url = within example/assets/bookmarklet.js and change the URL to point to your local development environment. For production, modify the URL to point to your production server.

Note: Pivotal Tracker and Trello run on SSL. In order to test locally, run Charles Proxy, map https->http, configure SSL proxying and visit the endpoint URL in the browser to accept the SSL certification restriction.

Inject example/assets/bookmarklet.js in your browser as a bookmarklet to decorate the Pivotal Tracker story/Trello description field.

Cukestep makes heavy use of At.js.

You know how...