JBehave
Overview In this post, we would learn how to create a sample JBehave Serenity BDD project using Maven build tool. The quickest way to create a new automation project is to use Maven Archetypes. Serenity BDD automation cycle: BDD describes the process in which a customer uses the software under test or application under […]
Introduction In this tutorial, we will look at the key components of Serenity BDD Automation framework. There are many components that make up an automation project. Let’s touch upon some of the key components. Sample Project Structure serenity-jbehave-project + pom.xml + src + main + java + com + testingdocs + serenity + automationProject + […]
Overview In this post, let’s look at some of the Serenity maven artifacts useful in automation projects based out of Serenity, JBehave, and Maven combination. These artifacts are typically added to the pom.xml file of your project. General steps are: Add the dependencies to the automation project i.e pom.xml or build.gradle. Update your project. Serenity […]
Introduction Serenity is an open source library that helps you to write BDD style automated tests faster. Serenity BDD helps you write better, more effective automated acceptance tests, and use these acceptance tests to produce test reports and living documentation ( SBE) . You can find more information about Serenity BDD website at : http://www.serenity-bdd.info […]
Overview In this tutorial, we will learn how to run Serenity BDD stories with Jenkins. This allows you to run serenity bdd stories automatically with a single button click, or schedule story runs automatically, history of test results to check progress and test result trends etc. Serenity BDD stories with Jenkins In this tutorial, we […]
Introduction In this tutorial, let us see how to install the Serenity JBehave project from the command line using Maven. Tools required for this are: Maven, Eclipse, and m2e ( Maven plugin) Requirements Install Eclipse Maven Setting up Maven Maven Integration plugin : m2e Let’s start First things first, create a directory for your project. […]