How to configure multiple directories for step definitions

I want to configure multiple directories for storing step definitions.

We have packaged common test steps into a npm library, and each application can have its own step definitions in addition to the common step definitions. I haven’t found any documentation showing how to do that.

This is the actual fragment of package.json, it contains only the step definitions of the application. How to add the common step definitions contained in the folder node_modules/@netan/common-step-definitions ?

  "cypress-cucumber-preprocessor": {
    "nonGlobalStepDefinitions": false,
    "stepDefinitions": "test/javascript/features/step_definitions"
  }

[andsamp]

@andsamp @courtney-regis Is there any documentation on how you did the export/import of the step definitions? Thanks in advance!

It is fairly straight forward, we created a @team/cypress artifact that install as a dev dep. the import goes in a shared.js file where we have our project-specific step-definitions (${integrationFolder}/step-definitions).

import '@team/cypress/step-definitions';

Within the @team/cypress project we have a src/step-definitions directory with the step-definitions broken out as we see fit and then we have an an index.js in that directory where we import all of the other files.

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