Creating a basic configuration for the test project

Now, let's assemble all that we have learned in this section and create a folder with the basic configuration for our test project by opening any shell (for example, we will use Terminal with Bash) and executing the following steps:

1. As we have already downloaded and installed Node.js, let's check its version:

   $ node -v

2. Then, create a folder for your future test project:

   $ mkdir test-project

3. Now, go to that folder and initiate a basic package.json file to store all the dependencies:

   $ cd test-project/
   $ npm init --yes

4. After that, install the TestCafe package and save it to your list as a development dependency:

   $ npm install testcafe --save-dev

5. As a final step (for now), create a .testcaferc.json configuration file with a minimal set of options:

   {  "browsers": "chrome",  "src": [    "tests/**/*.js",    &quot...