bdd

问题 Is it acceptable to write a "Given When Then When Then" test in Gherkin? A real-life example is as follows all AllPlayers.com Scenario: Successfully register a user Given I am on homepage And I am not logged into an account When I follow "create a new account" And I fill in "First Name" with "Bobby" And I fill in "Last Name" with "Bricks" And I fill in "E-mail" with "bbricks@example.com" And I select "Jun" from "Birthday Month" And I select "22" from "Birthday Day" And I select "1985" form

问题 I'm using cucumber-jvm in my integration tests and I need to execute some code after all scenarios are finished, just once. After reading carefully some posts like this and reviewed this reported issue, I've accomplished it doing something like this: public class ContextSteps { private static boolean initialized = false; @cucumber.api.java.Before public void setUp() throws Exception { if (!initialized) { // Init context. Run just once before first scenario starts Runtime.getRuntime()

问题 I want to start my automation project from scratch, as per requirements I have to use Behavior Driven Approach for testcase authoring and selenium for Automation. please suggest best suited framework. 回答1: You can check open source QMetry Automation Framework for web (selenium-webdriver) and mobile (appium) automation. It has all the features driver management, parallel execution, run configuration you want and many more like data-driven testing, data-bean, locator repository, integration

问题 What are the best practices for testing Gradle Scripts? I currently unit test my ant scripts with antunit, but I'm looking to migrate to Gradle. I can only find articles on testing Java code from Gradle or Groovy, but nothing on testing the Gradle tasks that I create or testing Groovy in general. Is there an equivalent of antunit for Gradle? Has anyone played with a BDD framework (like cucumber) to test Gradle scripts? For instance, I currently have the following Ant Target <target name="dist

问题 I have a sample BDD test using Protractor with Cucumber. On executing the code, the console immediately shows the result as passed and the code actually begins executing only after that. I wish execution status display to be in sync with actual execution.(e.g Console displays - ' Given I launch the protractor demo page ' and the code underneath is executed, then console displays next step and so on) I know it has got something to do with Async coding and callbacks, not able to figure out the

问题 I am trying to program according to Behavior Driven Development, which states that no line of code should be written without writing failing unit test first. My question is, how to use BDD with private methods? How can I unit test private methods? Is there better solution than: - making private methods public first and then making them private when I write public method that uses those private methods; or - in C# making all private methods internal and using InternalsVisibleTo attribute. 回答1:

问题 I am trying to program according to Behavior Driven Development, which states that no line of code should be written without writing failing unit test first. My question is, how to use BDD with private methods? How can I unit test private methods? Is there better solution than: - making private methods public first and then making them private when I write public method that uses those private methods; or - in C# making all private methods internal and using InternalsVisibleTo attribute. 回答1:

问题 I honestly don't see the difference between BDD and TDD. I mean, both are just tests if what is expected happens. I've seen BDD Tests that are so fleshed out they practically count as TDD tests, and I've seen TDD tests that are so vague that they black box a lot of code. Let's just say I'm pretty convinced that having both is better. Here's a fun question though. Where do I start? Do I start out with high level BDD tests? Do I start out with low level TDD tests? 回答1: I honestly don't see the

问题 I am doing TDD/BDD in Ruby on Rails 3 with Rspec (2.11.0) and FactoryGirl (4.0.0). I have a factory for a Category model: FactoryGirl.define "Category" do factory :category do name "Foo" end end If I drop, create then migrate the database in the test enviroment I get this error: rake aborted! Could not find table 'categories' This problem occurs because FactoryGirl expects the tables to already exist (for some odd reason). If I remove the spec folder from my rails app and do db:migrate , it

问题 I try to use 'mocha' and 'chai' for my unit test but I have a problem with the test result, it always passed. Please take a look. UnitTest.spec.ts import PostgresService from "../src/Services/PostgresService" import {expect} from "chai" import 'mocha' describe('Postgres Override Test function', () => { it('should return any number but not zero', async () => { let client = new PostgresService(); let result = await client.getLatestCMD("Servo"); try{ console.log("Type : " + typeof(result));