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Create a Test Project

Setup

macOS

JavaScript

VS Code

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System Requirements

  • Dotnet Core Sdk >= 2.0

System Requirements

  • JDK >= 11

System Requirements

  • Nodejs >= 10.16.3 (LTS)

System Requirements

  • Python >= 2.7

  • Pip

System Requirements

  • Ruby >= 2.3.0

  • Bundler

Creating a Testing Project in VS Code

Gauge projects can be created and executed in VS Code using the Gauge extension for VS Code.

In this guide, you’ll be able to learn how to add a sample C# testing project in VS Code

In this guide, you’ll be able to learn how to add a sample Java testing project in VS Code

In this guide, you’ll be able to learn how to add a sample JavaScript testing project in VS Code

In this guide, you’ll be able to learn how to add a sample Python testing project in VS Code

In this guide, you’ll be able to learn how to add a sample Ruby testing project in VS Code

Step 1: Create the Project

Once the extension is installed, press Cmd + shift + p to display the editor’s command palette, and then execute the following command to create a new testing project in Gauge:

Once the extension is installed, press ctrl + shift + p to display the editor’s command palette, and then execute the following command to create a new testing project in Gauge:

Once the extension is installed, press ctrl + shift + p to display the editor’s command palette, and then execute the following command to create a new testing project in Gauge:

Gauge: Create new Gauge Project

Create project

Step 2: Choose Template

Select the C# template to create the sample testing project

Select the java template to create the sample testing project

Select the js template to create the sample testing project

Select the python template to create the sample testing project

Select the ruby template to create the sample testing project

Select template

Step 3: Choose Project Folder Location

Choose a location to create a new folder to create a new project

Select project folder
Select project folder
Select project folder

Step 4: Name Your Project

Give a name to your project

Enter project name

After you’ve successfully created a gauge project, you’ll be able to see a sample project with an example specification.

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Note

The file structure may vary depending on the language of your project. For this example, we have created a JavaScript project.

VSCode JS file structure
VSCode Python file structure
VSCode Ruby file structure
VSCode Java file structure

Now that you have successfully added/initialized a new Gauge testing project, we can look at how to run a specification by using the sample specification in the test folder

Installing Gauge

Running a Specification