My question is very similar to this one: [Behave: Writing a Scenario Outline with dynamic examples](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41566294/behave-writing-a-scenario-outline-with-dyna). The difference is that I do not use Python. I handle my Gherkin scenarios with Cypress (through the cypress-cucumber-preprocessor library : <https://github.com/TheBrainFamily/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor>).

Let say I have this scenario outline (written in my Jira):

```
Given I provide <a list of numbers> and <another list of numbers>

Then I check wether they are equals

Examples:
| list of numbers  | another list of numbers | 
| 1                | 1                       | 
| 100              | 200                     | 

```

I want to set my numbers dynamically because I will receive them from a REST call. Is there a way to do that?

In Python with behave, it seems that it is possible to do so with a before\_feature().

The scenario would be like that:

```
Given I provide <a list of numbers> and <another list of numbers>

Then I check wether they are equals

Examples:
| list of numbers  | another list of numbers | 
| .                | .                       | 

```

But I don't know how to iterate on my examples to set them. Is it possible?