README.md in cs-webautomator-0.1.8 vs README.md in cs-webautomator-0.1.8.1

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 # CS::WEBAUTOMATOR
 
-A simple gem to generate web automation project with:
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-> Cucumber [(link)](https://cucumber.io/)
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-> Capybara [(link)](https://github.com/jnicklas/capybara)
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-> SitePrism [(link)](https://github.com/natritmeyer/site_prism)
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-> Selenium Webdriver [(link)](http://www.seleniumhq.org/)
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- The structure is based on three layers: features, steps and pages.
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-1. Features: Contains all the features of the project;
-2. Steps: Contains all the steps implementations;
-3. Pages: Contains all the pages in the website. A page must contain the declaration of all the elements of the page and the declaration of its actions.
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-## Instalation
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-Install it as:
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-    $ gem install cs-webautomator
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-## Usage
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-In the terminal, type for help:
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-```
-  cs-webautomator
-  cs-webautomator generate
-```
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-To see the gem version type:
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-```
-  cs-webautomator version
-```
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-To generate a project type:
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-```
-  cs-webautomator new ProjectName
-```
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-This command will create a folder named ProjectName in the current directory and will create all the needed files. This gem support localizations. To create a localized project, in Portuguese, type:
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-```
-  cs-webautomator new ProjectName --lang=pt
-```
-> The default language is English ('en'). The elements of Gherkin such as Given, When, Then, And, Scenario will be translated to all Gherkin supported languages, but this gem has just a few translation files (see that in folder: `lib/cs/webautomator/locales`).
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-  > **CS-WEBAUTOMATOR doesn't support your mother language?** No problem. Fork it, create your yml translation file, uses the en.yml file as a template. Translate it and make a pull request. There are only 15 lines to be translated, this will take no time.
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-  > **Want to know how to name your translation yml file?** See the Gherkin supported languages [here](https://github.com/cucumber/gherkin/blob/master/lib/gherkin/i18n.json) for reference.
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-Once the project is created, open its folder (`cd ProjectName`) and run `bundle install`
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-There are three generators that are responsible to create the templates for Features, Step definitions and Pages.
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-**The generators commands ONLY WORK in the ROOT FOLDER of the project.**
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-#### Features
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-```
-  cs-webautomator generate feature FeatureName
-```
-The feature generator will create a feature and its files. So this command will create the FeatureName.feature file inside the folder `features/specifications`, the file FeatureName_steps.rb inside the folder `features/step_definitions`, the files FeatureName_page.rb inside the folder `features/pages`.
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-#### Steps
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-```
-  cs-webautomator generate step StepName
-```
-The step generator will create a step file named StepName_steps.rb in the folder  `features/step_definitions`
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-
-#### Pages
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-```
-  cs-webautomator generate page PageName
-```
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-The screen generator will create both Platform dependent screens in the folder `features/pages`
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-## TODO
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-1. Run tests in Remote Server
-2. Run tests in Internet Explorer
-3. Create base methods (click, set, etc) to use with elements
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-
-## Contributing
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-1. Fork it ( https://github.com/samycici/cs-webautomator/fork )
-2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
-3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
-4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
-5. Create a new Pull Request
+Moved to [Magneton](https://github.com/concretesolutions/magneton).