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This version has Quke converted to being a gem rather than a template repo. Currently there is 100% code coverage from unit tests and all are passing. However there is still things to be done, namely - Update the README - Implement the `after` and `after_step` hooks - Implement SitePrism page object support - Update travis.yml to support the new project setup
This also removes the old features folder with the example tests as these will be moved to a new repo which will provide the same examples but in a project based on the new Quke gem.
Now that Quke is a gem we should not be commiting `Gemfile.lock`
Have recorded v0.1.0 as the last version of Quke as a template project. v0.2.0 will be the first version of it as a gem.
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We believe to enable Quke to expand, and to truly be a simple to use tool for people wishing to focus on their tests rather than the setup, Quke needs to change.
This PR switches Quke from essentially being a project template repo to a gem. The examples and demo app will be split out into a new repo, and the gem will focus on enabling users to write their acceptance tests using Cucumber.
Making this change means we can now support unit testing of our code, and hide away all the files necessary to make Quke work but which aren't relevant to the user. Projects using Quke in future will be simpler and cleaner in structure.