This repository exists as a set of example implementations of Cucumber.js functionality.
Article URL: https://www.sitepoint.com/bdd-in-javascript-cucumber-gherkin
This repository has the following set of examples:
- simple - A very simple example that does nothing special
- background - Identical to the 'simple' example in terms of Javascript, but using a Background for common initialisation
- outline - Identical to the 'simple' example in terms of Javascript, but using a Scenario Outline to generate Scenarios
- datatable - Adaptation of the 'simple' example to use a Data Table to add an arbitrary list of numbers
- hooks - Demonstration of a Before hook for resetting data
- events - Demonstration of event handling for the lifecycle of running tests
- world - Demonstration of the World concept for data sharing
The examples are all set up to run with either npm Scripts, Grunt or Gulp. They can all be run as either:
- npm run-script
- grunt shell:
- gulp
For example, npm run-script simple, grunt shell:background or gulp outline.
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