Cucumber.js

Before you start

1. Make sure the Node.js runtime environment is installed on your computer.
2. Install and enable the NodeJS, Cucumber.js, and Gherkin repository plugins on the Plugins page as described in Installing, Updating and Uninstalling Repository Plugins and Enabling and Disabling Plugins.

Installing Cucumber.js

Open the built-in JetBrains Rider Terminal (press Ctrl+Alt+1 or choose View | Tool Windows | Terminal on the main menu) and type one of the following commands at the command prompt:

• npm install cucumber for local installation in your project.
• npm install -g cucumber for global installation.
• npm install --save-dev cucumber to install Cucumber.js as a development dependency.

See also Cucumber.js demo on the Cucumber.js official website.

Navigation

With JetBrains Rider, you can jump between a file and the related test file. Navigation from a test result in the Test Runner Tab to the test is also supported.

To jump between a file and the related test file
Open the file in the editor and choose Go To | Test or Go To | Test Subject on the context menu, or just press N/A.

To jump from a test result to the test
Select the test name in the Test Runner tab and choose Jump to Source on the context menu.

The test file opens in the editor with the cursor placed at the test definition.