Cucumber Tests: Legends and Reality
summary
A Java project for a financial curve engine used Cucumber with Gherkin scenarios, IntelliJ plugins, Jenkins reports and Cucumber Studio to store scenarios supplied by the client (50 pages, ~30 business rules). The implementation produced ~40–50 step definitions, 60 scenarios and 300+ data rows (~1,500 step executions per run) and proved effective for validating complex business rules but costly to author step definitions and to set up integration, so it is not suited to unit or short-run integration testing.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:29What is Cucumber?
- 0:59Behavior Driven Development
- 1:46User Expectations
- 2:42Concrete Case: Project Presentation
- 3:19Product Curve
- 3:53Interactions with the Client
- 4:28The Journey
- 6:08Feature File
- 7:27Missing Step Definitions
- 8:52Command Line Output
- 9:18Feedback
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