# Running a Test Script on Windows

## Open oxygen-cli module inside node modules

Open cmd and run the following command to find your node root directory:

```
$ npm -g root
```

Once inside, enter the oxygen-cli folder and open cmd inside it, your path should look like this:

**C:\Users\Makeyev\AppData\Roaming\npm\node\_modules\oxygen-cli>**

Now we're ready to run the script, type the following command:

```bash
cls && node build\lib\cli 
```

And then the path to your script (in quotes):

```bash
cls && node build\lib\cli "C:\Users\Makeyev\Desktop\project\test.js"
```

{% hint style="info" %}
Before running the test, make sure Selenium is running either in oxygen or as a standalone
{% endhint %}

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## Run the command

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oxygen will initialize it's modules and execute the script:

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and finish by showing the status

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then will generate a reports folder inside your project folder with your test report as an html file

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