In the previous two chapters, we learned how to write and execute Junit-based test suites. We also discovered how to read test data from various file types. In this chapter, we will add BDD capabilities to our framework with Cucumber so that we can run test suites in either BDD mode or non-BDD mode. BDD is quite popular nowadays as it facilitates teamwork in agile DevOps mode such that product owners can write acceptance criteria in the Gherkins language and the test automation ...
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K. DasCreate an Enterprise-Level Test Automation Framework with Appiumhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8197-0_1010. Adding BDD Capabilities with Cucumber
Koushik Das1
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