Cypress-cucumber-preprocessor: Thank you!

[flowt-au]

Just saying thanks!
I discovered Cypress today as I was looking for a better way to use Gherkin / Cucumber for web apps (not node). I was on the verge of building something myself so between Cypress and yourselves I do not have to. So good.
:-)

[lgandecki]

Thank you so much! We appreciate the kind words. How is this package working for you so far? Any feedback?

[flowt-au]

So far so good. :-)
I just tested the CucumberJS browser example:

Feature: Simple maths
    In order to do maths
    As a developer
    I want to increment variables

    Scenario: easy maths
        Given a variable set to 1
        When I increment the variable by 1
        Then the variable should contain 2

    Scenario Outline: much more complex stuff
        Given a variable set to <var>
        When I increment the variable by <increment>
        Then the variable should contain <result>

        Examples:
            | var | increment | result |
            | 100 | 5         | 105    |
            | 99  | 1234      | 1333   |
            | 12  | 5         | 18     |
            | 1   | 9         | 10     |

Step defs:

var CustomWorld = {
    variable : 0,
    setTo : function (number) {
        this.variable = parseInt(number);
    },
    incrementBy : function (number) {
        this.variable += parseInt(number);
    }
};

Given('a variable set to {int}', function (number) {
    CustomWorld.setTo(number);
});

When('I increment the variable by {int}', function (number) {
    CustomWorld.incrementBy(number);
});

Then('the variable should contain {int}', function (number) {
    expect(CustomWorld.variable).to.eql(number)
});

And all works as expected. This is great! Thank you. I will be sure to contribute if I do have any ideas.
Murray

[jcundill]

@flowt-au if "all works as expected." then we are good.

Closing this issue, please reopen if you are still experiencing problems