Cucumber

Cucumber is a test automation tool that allows converting business requirements written in natural language into code. Cucumber is used for testing the software functionality without detailed interaction with the internal structure of the system. In our company, we used Cucumber for automation of acceptance testing and support of test-driven development (TDD) and behavior-driven development (BDD) principles.

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Technical Aspects of Cucumber

Languages

Cucumber supports many programming languages, such as Java, Ruby, Groovy, and others.

Gherkin

Gherkin syntax is used for writing test scenarios in a language that is understandable to everyone. This makes the tests accessible not only to developers, but also to business analysts.

Integration

Cucumber integrates well with other popular tools, such as Selenium for testing web applications and JUnit for reports.

Support for CI/CD

Cucumber can be easily integrated into continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) processes, which we have successfully implemented in our projects.

Possibilities and features of using Cucumber

Support for multiple platforms

Cucumber can be used on almost any platform and programming language.

Collaboration

The Gherkin format allows team members with different skills and knowledge to work together.

Reuse of code

Steps in scenarios can be reused, which reduces code duplication.

Easy debugging

Testing scenarios are easy to match with the code, which simplifies the debugging process.

Scenarios

Cucumber is used for writing various scenarios, including positive and negative tests, to ensure the quality of software.

Documentation

Scenarios written in Gherkin serve as excellent living documentation. This simplifies the process of training new team members.

Continuous integration

Cucumber is easy to integrate with Jenkins for automatic test runs with each code commit.

Cross-platform

Cucumber can be used for testing web applications, mobile applications, and microservices, demonstrating its flexibility and cross-platform capabilities.

Our Experience Using Cucumber

Test Automation

Cucumber enables us to automate test scenarios, thereby ensuring the highest quality of our software.

Creating Live Documentation

Scenarios written in Gherkin serve as excellent live documentation, simplifying the training process for new team members and helping the entire team be on the same page.

Improving Collaboration

The Gherkin format makes it possible for people with different skills and knowledge to collaborate on scenario creation, improving teamwork.

Integration with Other Tools

We integrated Cucumber with Jenkins for automatic test runs with each code commit.

Code Reusability

Steps in scenarios can be reused, which helps us reduce code duplication and simplify the debugging process.

Testing on Different Platforms

We used Cucumber for testing web applications, mobile applications, and microservices, demonstrating its flexibility and cross-platform capabilities.

Cucumber is not just a tool for test automation, it is a powerful means for teams to collaborate effectively, create live documentation, reuse code, and integrate with other tools and platforms. Our experience using Cucumber on various projects has confirmed its value and effectiveness. We are confident that Cucumber will be a valuable addition to the toolkit of any team engaged in software development.

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