http://citconf.com/amsterdam2008/ User Acceptance Testing Driven by Humans telling Stories (with RSpec) Jean-Michel Garnier | 21croissants.com

QA Biz Analyst Ruby on Rails web app $sel.click('foo') wait_for('x$%¬') The user wants something for sure but I have no clue if developpers can implement it or not... User story As a User I want ... Scenario 1 Scenario 2 end user developper

Rspec runs “plain text” Stories Story: Logging in As an anonymous user I want to login So that I can ... Scenario: 1. When she goes to the page '/login' ... same jargon! end user developper

Dan North Story format Login feature As an anonymous user with an account I want to login to the application So that I can access my personal data

Login feature

As an anonymous user with an account

I want to login to the application

So that I can access my personal data

Scenarios: Acceptance Criteria Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password Given she goes to the page '/login' When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr' When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest' When she clicks the 'Log in' button Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you' Scenario 2: User inputs an invalid email ...

Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password

Given she goes to the page '/login'

When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr'

When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest'

When she clicks the 'Log in' button

Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you'

Scenario 2: User inputs an invalid email

...

GIVEN: context, pre-conditions Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password Given she goes to the page '/login' When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr' When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest' When she clicks the 'Log in' button Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you'

Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password

Given she goes to the page '/login'

When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr'

When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest'

When she clicks the 'Log in' button

Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you'

WHEN: event, action Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password Given she goes to the page '/login' When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr' When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest' When she clicks the 'Log in' button Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you'

Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password

Given she goes to the page '/login'

When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr'

When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest'

When she clicks the 'Log in' button

Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you'

THEN: outcome, post conditions Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password Given she goes to the page '/login' When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr' When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest' When she clicks the 'Log in' button Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you'

Scenario 1: User inputs an invalid password

Given she goes to the page '/login'

When she fills in 'login' with 'stéphanie@pouet.fr'

When she fills in 'password' with 'testtest'

When she clicks the 'Log in' button

Then she should see the error message 'Couldn't log you'

RSpec BDD Framework written in also works on

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also works on

Binding plain text / RSpec Given she goes to the page ' /login '

More binding

Write your own DSL GIVEN .. WHEN .. THEN ..

GIVEN ..

WHEN ..

THEN ..

Demo

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Rewrite of story runner

more user friendly

inspired by FITNESS