Set up the caffeinate project

- [Instructor] In this lesson,…we'll start to learn how to create…a basic Cucumber feature file…for the scenarios mentioned during our Three Amigos meeting.…There will be some coding in the following lessons…and some object-oriented programming principles…that might be thrown out.…If you're unfamiliar with either,…don't worry too much.…This is about showing how a BDD framework…can assist you with adding a level of automation…to your tests that express when your application…is working like you intended it to.…I've created a directory called Caffeinate…to house our application.…

You can create this anywhere on your machine.…I've now opened this Caffeinate directory…inside of my text editor.…I'll be using Visual Studio Code…to demonstrate these examples for the class,…but you can use any text editor you would like.…After opening the Caffeinate project folder,…Visual Studio Code has a special feature…that allows us to use an integrated terminal…or Power Shell session if you're on Windows machines.…You can toggle the terminal open with control back tick,…