Chapter 5. From examples to executable specifications
This chapter covers
- Turning concrete examples into executable scenarios
- Writing basic scenarios
- Using data tables to drive scenarios
- Writing more advanced scenarios using more JBehave/Gherkin keywords
- Organizing scenarios in feature files
In the last chapter, you saw a number of techniques to identify and describe valuable features. You also saw how conversations with the stakeholders around concrete examples are a very effective way to build up a common understanding of a problem space. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to express these examples clearly and precisely, in a way that will allow you to transform them into executable specifications and living documentation (see figure ...
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