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 # How to Add
 When you want to add a test to the behat system there are **6** steps.
 1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
 2. Then click on the `Home` button on the top left.
 3. Then click on the `+ Create` button in the top right hand side.
 4. Then enter a name in the `Name` input.
 5. Then click on the `Browse` button to upload a feature template. **When you upload a file please make sure that it has the correct variables, otherwise you will get errors.**
 6. Thats it.

 # Execute Tests
 To execute tests there are three ways to do this.
 1. Execute individual tests
 2. Execute by category
 3. Execute on a schedule

 ## Execute Individual Tests
 1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
 2. Then click on the `Home` button on the top left.
 3. Then find the test you want to run in the table.
 4. Then click on the `Execute` button for that test.
 5. There will be a dropdown that shows all of the variable sets that you have in the system.
 6. Then click on one of the variable sets you have created, or click on the `Default` button
 7. Thats it.

 ## Execute Categorical Tests
 1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
 2. Then click on the `Home` button on the top left.
 3. Then click on the `Run by Category` button at the top of the page. It will toggle a form.
 4. Then on the left side you can select one or more categories you want to execute.
 5. On the right side you need to select a variable set that you want to run.
 6. Click on the `Execute` button on the right side.
 7. All of your tests for those categories will be queued.
 8. Thats it.

 ## Execute Scheduled Tests
 1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
 2. Then click on the `Scheduler` button on the top right.
 3. Then click on the `+ Create` button on the top right.
 4. Then for the `Command` input fill in `behat:execute`
 5. Then for the `Parameters` input fill in the test_id and the set_id like so `1 0` or `2 1`
 6. Then for frequency use the [Laravel Task Scheduling Options](https://laravel.com/docs/master/scheduling) and go down to schedule frequency options and use any of the methods that do **not** require parameters.
 7. If you would like to disable the scheduler then check the `disabled` checkbox.
 8. Click `Create` and the test will run on a recurring schedule.

 # Test Information
 On the `/tests` page there is some information displayed that will be useful to all users. This area will talk about all of the abilities on that page.

 ### Name Column
 - The name column shows the name of the tests. Thats about it for that column.

 ### File Column
 - The file column shows a button that says `Show/Hide Test Source` which will toggle the source of the test. This allows you to see the actual code and determine if it is useful.

 ### Last Status Column
 - The last status column shows the last result for each of the tests. It will show whether the test succeeded or failed and how long ago the status was updated.

 ### Options Column
 This area is probably the most complex part of the whole page. It has many buttons that I will explain what each one does below.
 - **Execute** - This button will show a dropdown of all of the variable sets in the system. If you click on one of them it will run that test with the variable set you selected.
 -  **Add Category** - This button will redirect you to a page where you can add categories to the test you selected.
 - **View** - The view button will show you the page that has the source code for the test, as well as 5 of the most current results for that test. It will also show the analysis, JIRA ticket, and timestamps for each of the results.
 - **Compiled** - This button will show a dropdown of all of the variable sets in the system. If you click on one of them it will *download* the test with the variables from that variable set. 
 - **Edit** - This button will allow you to edit the contents of a
	# How to Add
	When you want to add a test to the behat system there are 6 steps.
	1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
	2. Then click on the `Home` button on the top left.
	3. Then click on the `+ Create` button in the top right hand side.
	4. Then enter a name in the `Name` input.
	5. Then click on the `Browse` button to upload a feature template. When you upload a file please make sure that it has the correct variables, otherwise you will get errors.
	6. Thats it.

	# Execute Tests
	To execute tests there are three ways to do this.
	1. Execute individual tests
	2. Execute by category
	3. Execute on a schedule

	## Execute Individual Tests
	1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
	2. Then click on the `Home` button on the top left.
	3. Then find the test you want to run in the table.
	4. Then click on the `Execute` button for that test.
	5. There will be a dropdown that shows all of the variable sets that you have in the system.
	6. Then click on one of the variable sets you have created, or click on the `Default` button
	7. Thats it.

	## Execute Categorical Tests
	1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
	2. Then click on the `Home` button on the top left.
	3. Then click on the `Run by Category` button at the top of the page. It will toggle a form.
	4. Then on the left side you can select one or more categories you want to execute.
	5. On the right side you need to select a variable set that you want to run.
	6. Click on the `Execute` button on the right side.
	7. All of your tests for those categories will be queued.
	8. Thats it.

	## Execute Scheduled Tests
	1. First launch the browser and go to the domain that the behat gui is on.
	2. Then click on the `Scheduler` button on the top right.
	3. Then click on the `+ Create` button on the top right.
	4. Then for the `Command` input fill in `behat:execute`
	5. Then for the `Parameters` input fill in the test_id and the set_id like so `1 0` or `2 1`
	6. Then for frequency use the [Laravel Task Scheduling Options](https://laravel.com/docs/master/scheduling) and go down to schedule frequency options and use any of the methods that do not require parameters.
	7. If you would like to disable the scheduler then check the `disabled` checkbox.
	8. Click `Create` and the test will run on a recurring schedule.

	# Test Information
	On the `/tests` page there is some information displayed that will be useful to all users. This area will talk about all of the abilities on that page.

	### Name Column
	- The name column shows the name of the tests. Thats about it for that column.

	### File Column
	- The file column shows a button that says `Show/Hide Test Source` which will toggle the source of the test. This allows you to see the actual code and determine if it is useful.

	### Last Status Column
	- The last status column shows the last result for each of the tests. It will show whether the test succeeded or failed and how long ago the status was updated.

	### Options Column
	This area is probably the most complex part of the whole page. It has many buttons that I will explain what each one does below.
	- Execute - This button will show a dropdown of all of the variable sets in the system. If you click on one of them it will run that test with the variable set you selected.
	- Add Category - This button will redirect you to a page where you can add categories to the test you selected.
	- View - The view button will show you the page that has the source code for the test, as well as 5 of the most current results for that test. It will also show the analysis, JIRA ticket, and timestamps for each of the results.
	- Compiled - This button will show a dropdown of all of the variable sets in the system. If you click on one of them it will download the test with the variables from that variable set.
	- Edit - This button will allow you to edit the contents of a