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@johnbillion suggested to me that the project should have documentation that explains how to add WordHat to an existing or new WordPress project/site. It would help developers unfamiliar with Behat, by helping them get started and having something useable they can play about with immediately.
I like the idea in principle and I think it's important for 1.0, because I want to make it easy for people to experiment with using WordHat.
We either add a new page under "Getting Started", which would mean somehow modifying the installation instructions on https://wordhat.info/getting-started/installation/index.html to avoid duplication, or use that page for the new instructions.
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This page or even the welcome page could have an intro like
With Behat you can test against your website independently using a browser or dependently using WP CLI
Testing independently Behat behaves like a webbrowser clicking through the site.
Testing dependently could still use a webbrowser but can also do more advanced stuff like resetting the database content created during a test.
OTOH it would be great to know how to add this to a plugin or theme. I did
cd my-plugin-dir
mkdir -p tests/behat
which feels OK but I'm a noob regarding Wordpress testing.
@johnbillion suggested to me that the project should have documentation that explains how to add WordHat to an existing or new WordPress project/site. It would help developers unfamiliar with Behat, by helping them get started and having something useable they can play about with immediately.
I like the idea in principle and I think it's important for 1.0, because I want to make it easy for people to experiment with using WordHat.
We either add a new page under "Getting Started", which would mean somehow modifying the installation instructions on https://wordhat.info/getting-started/installation/index.html to avoid duplication, or use that page for the new instructions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: