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JBehave Framework Tutorial: It is a framework for Behavior Driven Development. BDD is an evolution of test-driven development (TDD). It shifts the vocabulary from being test-based to behavior-based. The paradigm working with JBehave is as follows:

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Write stories in plain text -> Figure out methods (POJO) -> map them via candidate steps -> configure -> run stories -> view results. High level picture shown for automation using Jbehave framework. Find tutorials for learning JBehave on this page. Mostly, I have covered basics with simple examples.

Prerequisite of the tutorials is Core Java.

What is JBehave Framework?

In this post, we will discuss an overview of the JBehave framework with key steps involved. It is a framework for Behavior-Driven Development ( in short BDD)

What is Behavior Driven Development (BDD)?

In this post, we will discuss BDD. BDD stands for Behavior Driven Development. It is all about collaboration within the team. BDD is practiced with automation tools like JBehave, Cucumber, Jasmine, etc. ( What is JBehave Framework?) BDD is an evolution of TDD( Test Driven Development Approach ). Behavior Driven Development can be viewed as: Acceptance […]

Installing JBehave Eclipse Plugin

In this post, we will look at step-to-step of Installing JBehave Eclipse Plugin. JBehave Eclipse Plugin provides JBehave Story Editor with syntax highlighting, step auto-completion and lookup. Its features are as below:

Writing Simple JBehave Story

Writing Simple JBehave Story: In this post, we will write a simple JBehave story in Eclipse. This post is suitable for beginners who want to kick start BDD using JBehave. If you haven’t installed JBehave Eclipse plugin I recommend looking at the post( Installing JBehave Eclipse Plugin )

Writing JBehave Automation Story

In this post, we will discuss writing JBehave automation story. A story file is usually stored within a “.story” extension file. Also, it is usually called a story file. An automation jbehave story has 5 main components. ( although it might contain other parts like Examples table etc.) 1. Title 2. Meta: Meta information is […]

Installing JBehave Plugins in IntelliJ IDEA IDE

Installing JBehave Plugins on IntelliJ IDEA IDE: In this post, we will install JBehave plugins on IntelliJ IDE. Please follow the step-to-step guide to install necessary jbehave related plugins on your IDE.

@BeforeStories / @AfterStories JBehave Annotations

In this post, we will discuss jbehave annotations @BeforeStories and @AfterStories . If you are familiar with TestNG framework these annotations are somewhat similar to @BeforeSuite and @AfterSuite.

JBehave Ambiguous Steps

In this post, we will discuss JBehave Ambiguous Steps. What is an Ambiguous Step? If the gherkin matches more than one matching steps, then it is called an Ambiguous Step. An ambiguous step, matches multiple methods in step classes. Also, this often happens in large projects while writing number of stories. However, the story editor […]

Configure JBehave Stories

In this post, we will learn how to configure JBehave Stories. If you are beginner to JBehave, read more here about the it ( What is JBehave Framework? ) .