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In general there are 3 ways to add an alias for an interpreter:

Programmatically (on runtime)

GreenPepper.aliasInterpreter("Scenario", ScenarioInterpreter.class);
GreenPepper.aliasInterpreter("My szenario", ScenarioInterpreter.class);
GreenPepper.aliasInterpreter("My szenario", "com.greenpepper.interpreter.ScenarioInterpreter");
GreenPepper.aliasInterpreter("My wesome scenario!", "com.greenpepper.interpreter.AClass$AInnerClass");

Edit the default aliases.properties file

This aliases.properties property file is located in the jar of greenpepper core. Using the sources this file can be found under src/main/resourecs/aliases.properties.

Provide an aliases.properties file

You can place a file named "aliases.properties" next to your greenpepper jar. By default the internal jar properties file is used as fallback.

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