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Install JBehave Plugins on Ubuntu

Install JBehave Plugins on Ubuntu

In this post, we will learn how to install JBehave plugins on Ubuntu Linux machines using the IntelliJ IDE.

Install

Launch the IntelliJ IDEA IDE application on the Ubuntu Linux machine.

Click on Configure >> Plugins to launch the plugins screen.

In the Marketplace search for JBehave plugins.

Click on the Install buttons for the plugins to install them.

Jbehave Ubuntu

We may need to restart the IDE to install the plugins.

Click on the Restart IDE button.

 

Plugin_Restart IntelliJ IDE Ubuntu

 

Verify

To verify the plugins install follow the below steps.

Launch the IntelliJ IDEA IDE application on the Ubuntu Linux machine.

Click on Configure >> Plugins to launch the plugins screen.

Go to the Installed tab.

Check for the JBehave plugins in the installed plugins list.

Plugins Installed Tab

 

 

JBehave Tutorials on this website can be found at:

https://www.testingdocs.com/jbehave-framework-tutorial/

 

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