The document presents a training session on Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) and Test-Driven Development (TDD) using Cucumber, emphasizing the importance of etiquette and engagement during the session. It outlines key concepts of TDD and BDD, including their processes, comparisons, and the functionalities of the Cucumber framework in automating tests. The session also covers the structure and components of scenarios in Cucumber, as well as guidelines for effective participation and feedback.

1. Presented By:
Gargi Sanadhya
Software Consultant - Test Automation
Introducing BDD and
TDD with Cucumber

2. Lack of etiquette and manners is a huge turn off.
KnolX Etiquettes
Punctuality
Join the session 5 minutes prior to
the session start time. We start on
time and conclude on time!
Feedback
Make sure to submit a constructive
feedback for all sessions as it is
very helpful for the presenter.
Silent Mode
Keep your mobile devices in silent
mode, feel free to move out of
session in case you need to attend
an urgent call.
Avoid Disturbance
Avoid unwanted chit chat during
the session.

3. Our Agenda
01 Introduction to BDD and
TDD
02 Introduction to Cucumber
03 Implementation of Cucumber with
Selenium and Java
04 Cucumber : Components
05 Demo

4. Introduction to TDD
TDD or Test-Driven Development is about
writing a test case for certain functionality,
make it pass and then refactor for
improvements.
All these activities altogether occurring in
a loop forms a TDD Cycle.

5. Introduction to TDD
Write a test,
that fails
The idea here is not to write a failing or faulty test cases.
This phase involves specifying how the software should
behave.
As there is no implementation, it’s going to fail.
Make the test
pass
This phase is about making sure that test case pass with
minimal changes
The aim of this phase is to make it all green
Refactor
This phase involves observing the design and making
changes
This is a continuous process
It is important to make sure that the tests are always green.

6. Introduction to BDD
BDD or Behavior Driven Development is a
software development approach that
involves creating test cases in general
language.
It encourages software teams to
collaborate for building the shared
understanding of behaviour and closing
the gap between technical teams and
business teams.

7. Introduction to BDD
Discovery
Software teams collaborate together to decide an acceptance criteria of
the user story.
In other words, this phase involves to determine what customer or
business expect from the software before start working on it.
Formulation
The requirements gathered in previous phase are recorded in a
meaningful way for the the review and design.
Usually, these are recorded in the form of scenarios and these scenarios
are mostly specified in domain specific language such as Gherkin.
Automation
The scenarios determined are put into the feature file
This feature file is then converted into an executable specification
Here, we write an actual test to drive the behaviour

8. TDD vs BDD
BDD TDD
Scope Design to test the application behavior from
the user’s end point
Concentrated on testing the single
functionality in isolation
Level of
communication
High Level of communication before any
implementation
Can involve only single developer without
any external input
Readability More readable as compared to TDD due to
Gherkin syntax
Written in programming language
Tool Support Fewer tools for behavior-driven
development
There are many different tools available in
the marketplace to implement TDD approach
Domain Better approach for the projects based on
domain driven by users such as
e-commerce
Better approach for projects involving API
and third-party tools
Tools available Cucumber, JBehave, Specflow Junit, TestNG, NUnit

9. Introduction to Cucumber
● Cucumber is a testing framework that
supports BDD.
● Define the behavior of the application in
the scenarios as a plain text defined by
the language Gherkin
● These scenarios are expressed in the
form of Given - When - Then
statements.

10. Implementing BDD using Cucumber : Scenario

11. Implementing BDD using Cucumber : Step
Definition

12. Implementing BDD with Selenium and Cucumber

13. Selenium and Cucumber : Working

14. Components of the Cucumber Framework
Feature
Feature consist of the list of scenarios to be tested for the
certain functionality of the project
Scenarios
Core Gherkin structure consists of the steps: Given - When -
Then
It determines the workflow or step to follow while determining
the particular behavior expressed as scenario
Hooks
Feature consist of the list of scenarios to be tested for the
certain functionality of the project

15. Components of the Cucumber Framework
Tags
Used to organize the scenarios
Used to run the subset of scenarios or restricting the hooks to
the subset of scenarios
Data Table
Used to add multiple parameters in tabular form rather than
adding all the parameters in the step Gherkin step.
Scenario Outline
Scenario Outline is similar to the Scenario. However, we can
provide the multiple inputs using Examples keyword.
Here, the steps defined in the Scenario Outline are
separately executed for each input provided under example

16. Component of Cucumber : Scenario Outline

17. Selenium and Cucumber :Basic Project Structure

18. Demo

19. QA

20. Thank You !
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