Digesting Cucumber Salad By Praveen Shivashankar

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Understand BDD, BDD using Cucumber, Hands on experience in writing good scenarios and creating feature files, Understanding the working of Cucumber and gain practical exposure in creating and execution of the scenarios and Integrating with Selenium (application used will be ATA Calculator). The Dojo will have a very brief introduction about Behavior Driven Development and the role that Cucumber plays as a collaboration tool. There will also be some introduction on the working of Cucumber & its architecture. Following this, the participants will be made to work hands-on on the following tasks: 1. Writing User Stories 2. Creating Feature File containing the scenarios in the given-when-then format 3. Cucumber-Eclipse setup 4. Execution of the scenarios 5. Integration with Selenium

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DIGESTING CUCUMBER SALAD
PREVIEW THE USE OF CUCUMBER
IN AGILE PROCESS
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Agenda
• The Agile Attitude
• Understanding System Behavior
• Introduction to Cucumber
• Install and Configure Cucumber
• Implement BDD using Cucumber
• Cucumber & Selenium
• Conclusion
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WHY CUCUMBER?!!!
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Agile Attitude
• Agile is a mindset defined by values, guided by
principles and manifested through many different
practices.
- Ahmed Sidky, Executive VP, Santeon.
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Agile Mindset
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System Behavior
• It’s all about WHAT THE SYSTEM SHOULD DO?
• Focus from a customer’s point of view rather than a
developer’s point of view.
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Behavior Driven Development
Business
Domain Driven
Design
Technology
Test Driven
Development
BDD
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IT’S SALAD TIME!
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Meet Cucumber….
• Ruby based BDD Framework
• The two blocks of Cucumber:
– Feature File – contains
scenarios described in plain
text
– Glue Code – Auto generated
step definitions in Java
Picture credit: http://www.guru99.com/introduction-to-cucumber.html/
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Behavior
Description
Scenarios Features User Stories
Steps definition
Execution of the
steps (Results in
Failure)
Execution of the
steps (Should result
in Pass)
Functionality
Development
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Feature
Feature: <short description>
<story>
<scenario 1>
<scenario 2>
.
.
.
• A good feature document is
– Complete
– Specific
– Testable
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As a <role>
I want <feature>
So that <business value>
Scenario: <description>
Given <preconditions, context>
[And] <more preconditions>
When <action, behavior>
Then <post conditions>
[And] <more post conditions>

Scenarios
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Installation & Configuration
• Eclipse IDE
• Create Java Project
• Create the Main and Test packages
• Resource folder to hold the Feature files
• Adding the essential JAR files
• Junit test runner
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TIME TO EAT!
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BDD Implementation with Cucumber
• Future Value of $$$!
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Cucumber & Selenium
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In Conclusion
• Cucumber is NOT a testing tool
• Requirements itself become testcases!!!
• API testing, Data driven testing & Mobile
testing
• Integrates with Selenium
• Potential for an agile environment
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Questions?
THANK YOU!
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2. Agenda • The Agile Attitude • Understanding System Behavior • Introduction to Cucumber • Install and Configure Cucumber • Implement BDD using Cucumber • Cucumber & Selenium • Conclusion Confidential | Copyright © Agile Testing Alliance Global Gathering

4. Agile Attitude • Agile is a mindset defined by values, guided by principles and manifested through many different practices. - Ahmed Sidky, Executive VP, Santeon. Picture credit: Dilbert by Scott Adams Confidential | Copyright © Agile Testing Alliance Global Gathering

6. System Behavior • It’s all about WHAT THE SYSTEM SHOULD DO? • Focus from a customer’s point of view rather than a developer’s point of view. Picture credit: ©Ted Goff Confidential | Copyright © Agile Testing Alliance Global Gathering

9. Meet Cucumber…. • Ruby based BDD Framework • The two blocks of Cucumber: – Feature File – contains scenarios described in plain text – Glue Code – Auto generated step definitions in Java Picture credit: http://www.guru99.com/introduction-to-cucumber.html/ Confidential | Copyright © Agile Testing Alliance Global Gathering

11. Behavior Description Scenarios Features User Stories Steps definition Execution of the steps (Results in Failure) Execution of the steps (Should result in Pass) Functionality Development Confidential | Copyright © Agile Testing Alliance Global Gathering

12. Feature Feature: <short description> <story> <scenario 1> <scenario 2> . . . • A good feature document is – Complete – Specific – Testable Confidential | Copyright © Agile Testing Alliance Global Gathering As a <role> I want <feature> So that <business value> Scenario: <description> Given <preconditions, context> [And] <more preconditions> When <action, behavior> Then <post conditions> [And] <more post conditions>

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18. In Conclusion • Cucumber is NOT a testing tool • Requirements itself become testcases!!! • API testing, Data driven testing & Mobile testing • Integrates with Selenium • Potential for an agile environment Confidential | Copyright © Agile Testing Alliance Global Gathering

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