It is often useful to show the results of our tests to others people who are not developers, like managers or executive. This tutorial shows how to integrate a Cucumber reporting a Java plugin in Maven project. The result is a simple web page, which does not require a special tool to be read.
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How to Cucumber Java : Wants to quit
A simple portage of Ruby’s “Cucumber.wants_to_quit()” function. With that, all tests stop when a tagged scenario has failed, or on demand. Example: when an important integration test fails, it’s not necessary to run all the next tests. They will also fail.Migrating from Simple JUnit Test to Cucumber Java
This post explains how to migrate source code from simple JUnit test to Cucumber Java Test. It’s a not so simple task, because in older JUnit test the behaviour is not always implemetend.
How to Cucumber : Test Reporting Plugin with Maven and Java
It is often useful to show the results of our tests to others people who are not developers, like managers or executive. This tutorial shows how to integrate a Cucumber reporting a Java plugin in Maven project. The result is a simple web page, which does not require a special tool to be read.
How to Cucumber Java : ReUse Same Scenario for Core, Service and Web UI Tests
An example of unified code to reuse the same functional test scenario. Over unit tests of the core component code, or exposed API and services, and finally the web application UI.
It’s useful for quality: non-regression test, continous integration, fast feedback, short loop, cost reduction, etc.
Tests BDD Cucumber simplifiés avec les lambdas Java8
Ce tutorial explique comment écrire et coder des tests BDD (Behavior Driven Development) grâce à Cucumber pour Java et se focalise sur l’apport des lambdas de Java8 pour cet outil. Notamment sur la simplicité d’écriture.
Tests BDD avec Cucumber Java
Ce tutorial explique comment écrire et coder des tests BDD (Behavior Driven Development) grâce à Cucumber pour Java, permettant des cas de test plus fonctionnels, maintenables par des MOA, afin de partager la responsabilité de la qualité et gagner en productivité.
Damien FREMONT 