Calabash-iOS cucumber runner. This can allow you to organize your features in different folders (country specific in this case) and run separately or altogether. For Example: "sh ./cacik.sh iPhone de 0" will run all tests under de folder for iPhone and won't run master tests

Cacik

#!/bin/bash
#test comments
appName="YourAppName"
defaultdevice=$1
defaultlocale=$2
willmasterrun=$3



if [ "$#" -ne 3 ] ; then
        echo "$0: exactly 3 arguments expected"
        exit 3
fi
if [ -z "$1" ]
  then
    echo "not enough arguments were supplied: *usage : cacik.sh device locale \n Example: sh ./cacik.sh iPhone de 0"
    exit 1
fi
if [ -z "$2" ]
  then
    echo "not enough arguments were supplied: *usage cacik.sh device locale master_folder_included"
    exit 1
fi

if [ $3 -eq 1  ]
  then
echo " *********************************\n " 
echo " Running UI tests for MASTER\n" 
echo " *********************************\n " 
#setting up device
calabash-ios sim device $defaultdevice 

#run master
cucumber -r features features/master
fi




echo " *********************************\n " 
echo " Running UI tests for MARKETS\n" 
echo " *********************************\n " 
var=$2
IFS=" ,"
i=0
for val in ${var}
do
  i=$((++i))
  eval var${i}="${val}"
done
for ((j=1;j<=i;++j))
do
 
  name="var${j}"
  language=${!name:0:1}
 # language= "${!name}"  
  #region= ${name:3:7} 
  echo "${!name:0:2} ${!name:3:5}"   
 # echo ${name}=${!name}

  # echo " Running UI tests for locale:${!name} and $defaultdevice" 
   echo " Running UI tests for locale:${!name:0:2}  ${!name:3:5} and $defaultdevice" 
   #setting up region
   calabash-ios sim locale ${!name:0:2} ${!name:3:5}
   #run tests
   numberofletters="${!name}"
  # echo "Number of letters:  ${#numberofletters} and string: $numberofletters"
   
   if [ ${#numberofletters} -eq 2  ] 
   then
   #echo " 2 letters"
   cucumber -r features features/"${!name:0:2}"
   else
   #echo " 5 letters"
   cucumber -r features features/"${!name:0:2} ${!name:3:5}"
   fi
done