# runFlow

The `runFlow` the command allows you to run another test flow or sub-flow from the current flow.

This helps avoid repetition across your tests. For example, you can write a test for **Login** and then reference that test whenever your flow requires sign-in. 

Not only does this provide less copy and pasting between flows, but it also means you have a single test flow to amend should the login user journey change in your app.

## Examples

To run another flow configured in Moropo

```yaml
- runFlow:
    file: My Login Flow.yaml   # name of the test in Moropo + .yaml
```

Use within your script

```yaml
- launchApp
...
- runFlow:
    file: login.yaml
...
```

Run in-line commands

```yaml
- runFlow:
    commands:
      - tapOn:
          text: "some text"
      - tapOn:
          text: "other text"
```

Run in-line commands (iOS only)

```yaml
- runFlow:
    when:
      platform: iOS
    commands:
        - tapOn:
            text: "some ios specific text"
        - tapOn:
            text: "other ios specific text"
```

Run in-line commands (Android only)

```yaml
- runFlow:
    when:
      platform: android
    commands:
      - tapOn:
          text: "some android specific text"
      - tapOn:
          text: "other android specific text"
```

## Passing environment variables

```yaml
- runFlow: 
    file: login.yaml
    env:
      SOME_KEY: "my value"
```


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