JBehave
Adding Stories to JBehave project In this tutorial, we will learn how to add new stories to the JBehave project. The task looks simple, but there are several steps involved in adding a story to the project. We will learn some guidelines to follow while adding stories to the project. Managing stories During the long […]
Filter Stories in JBehave In this post, we will learn how to filter stories or scenarios during automation dry runs. In real projects, you have many stories under the project folder. It’s important to keep the stories well organized by grouping the scenarios. When you execute the stories, you have several ways to filter the […]
Common JBehave Annotations In this post, we will discuss the most commonly used JBehave Annotations. Also, JBehave supports many annotations, we will discuss some most commonly used annotations here. The below 3 annotations are most commonly used in Step class methods. @Given @When @Then To have a look at all the annotations supported, expand the […]
JUnit @RunWith Annotation In this post, we will discuss @RunWith Annotation. When a class is annotated with @RunWith or extends a class annotated with it, JUnit will invoke the class that it references to run the tests in that class instead of the runner built with JUnit. What is a Runner? A Runner runs tests […]
Understanding Meta Tag Information Understanding Meta Tag Information: In this post, we will discuss the Meta tag and its uses in story files. Behavior Driven Development allows us to add as much as meaningful information to the business to be included in the Stories and Scenarios gherkin (. story files ). Also, these stories/scenarios might […]
Filtering stories with Meta Filters In this post, we will discuss filtering stories with meta filters with a simple example. When we have a bunch of stories and we want only some stories to run based on meta-information. In this example, we will see how to filter stories from within code. Meta Information For example, we […]