Running Behat Tests with Atom + Script

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Atom is the cool new Text Editor / Source Code Editor from Github.
If you havent got it then head on over and check it out: https://atom.io/


Executing your Behat tests from inside Atom:

Open up the Atom preferences and search for and install the following packages:

Behat + Script




















Open up your Feature and bring up the 'Script' run options ( command + shift + i ).


  • Set "--ansi" in the 'Command Arguments' (shows pretty output)
  • Set your config and profile options in either the 'Command Arguments' or the 'Program Arguments'.
  • Set the grammar to be "Behat Feature" :
















Run the tests:




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