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If you try running the setup on a case-sensitive file system (hello, fellow Linux users!) you'll get the following error (this is for Protractor, but the same is true for Puppeteer):

Could not read packageTemplate.json file in the ${tool} folder! { Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat '/home/user/npm/lib/node_modules/@cognifide/e2e/templates/Protractor' errno: -2, code: 'ENOENT', syscall: 'lstat', path: '/home/user/npm/lib/node_modules/@cognifide/e2e/templates/Protractor' }
This is caused by the fact that the Linux file system, unlike OS X and Windows, is case-sensitive. So the node modules installed for the user have the path ".../@cognifide/e2e/templates/protractor" and ".../@cognifide/e2e/templates/puppeteer", while the options in questions.js point to "Protractor" and "Puppeteer".

A quick workaround was to rename the dirs in my local node_modules but it would be cool to address this issue in the future by either changing the choices in questions.js to lowercase (seems a bit better) or renaming the template subfolders (clunky). This shouldn't break anything for all the other users but make our lives a bit easier :)

1. Adding / configuring environments
   In the readme it says

Tests can be run on specific environment by running scripts like npm run test:prod.

but there's no info where to find and modify the list of available environments (compare with the much more descriptive Protractor setup info).

2. Running test suites and excluding tests from running
   The Protractor part includes info on how to run only certain test suites and/or how to exclude tests from running. It would be good to have this info readily available for Puppeteer as well.

Created example scenarios should use dedicated example page.

For example:

• http://toolsqa.com/automation-practice-form/
• https://www.ultimateqa.com/automation/
• http://automationpractice.com/index.php

Update Puppeteer specs in order to match patterns we discussed and implemented in #2

• Please add installation snippet via yarn and npx

• "How to write protractor tests" is used in both Puppeteer section and Protractor secion