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by yebyen
3404 days ago
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Thanks for showing up and answering questions! I've gotten used to having my rails application (server) running in the same thread as my cucumber (client-side) steps, thanks to cucumber-rails. So I could see why this would be especially useful for testing node.js applications, with the same advantages. (A fault detected anywhere on either side of the test execution, client or server, can be escalated and reported to stop the entire test, delivering a really good, clear idea of where to look in the code for the violator!) This looks like a really neat project. |
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