February 2015
Intermediate to advanced
338 pages
8h 16m
English
Cucumber tests are grouped into features. We use this name because we want them to describe the features that a user will be able to enjoy when using our program. The first thing we need to do is make a directory where we’ll store our new program along with the features we’ll be writing for it.
| | $ mkdir checkout |
| | $ cd checkout |
The next thing we need is to get a couple of JARs that contain the bare minimum for running Cucumber. Create a new folder to place them in:
| | $ mkdir jars |
Download the latest versions of the following JARs from the public Maven repository[9] and copy them into the jars folder. This is enough for us to use Cucumber with Java.
| • cucumber-core | • cucumber-java | • cucumber-jvm-deps | • gherkin |
We’re going ...