The framework has already been set up running asynchronously using a page object model(POM) with a parent page object that other page objects inherit from, this is representative of the set up we use in our tests within Student Beans

1. Make the scenario that has already been written in simpleSearch.feature run and pass   The first step of the scenario has been done for you to show how we are using the set up  
2. You will need to create all of the step definitions in the simpleSearchStepDef.js file  
3. You will also need to create all the corresponding methods in the the simpleSearchPageObject.js (Keep all interactions with the webpage in the page object file)  
4. Go to https://www.studentbeans.com/uk and write your own test in the cucumber format that does the following
   • Opens the website
   • Takes the user to the Trending Now offers
   • Open the 6th discount within the Trending Now offers list
5. Write one last scenario, A scenario outline that goes to https://www.studentbeans.com/uk and does the following
   • Open the log in function
   • Use the credentials email: [email protected] password: testingStuff
   • Trigger the user and password error messages
   • Confirm that the error messages display  

Please write your scenarios in your own appropriately named feature files and create all the needed stepdefs and pageobjects

Before submitting your solution please consider the following:

• The solution needs to be able to execute the tests and have them pass
• Focus on attention to detail - we are looking to see how polished and confident you are in the basics before you show flair, with solid code structure and quality.
• Ensure your solutions are clean and easy to follow/read with a clear thought process/logic
• Take careful note of the instructions provided and show us what you can do!

1. Fork the repo  
2. Create your own branch to make your changes (Ensure your changes are in Javascript as any other language will not be reviewed)  
3. To run the tests in their current state run the following
   • yarn install
   • yarn run tests  
4. Make your changes and make sure the test runs and passes  
5. When you are ready push your changes in your branch back to your forked github repo  
6. Send confirmation with your branch name back to our recruitment team.