Summary
Cucumber is a tool that supports Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) This guide provides steps for project setup, scenario writing, step implementation, and reporting. Increase your testing efficiency by utilizing Cucumber for Java application testing. The sources used in this blog, can be found at GitHub.
The steps are: Add an employee to the employee list, add an employee, add another employee, and add an additional employee. The final step is to add an extra employee to a list of employees. The steps are to be followed by a test to see if the tests work.
An employee can be added to an employees list which is just a map of employees. The list of employees can be retrieved and the list can be cleared. The employee is a basic record. It is rather straightforward, you create the service and invoke the methods for the Given-When implementations.
Cucumber has great support for BDD. It is quite easy to use and you can make use of JUnit and Assertions. The steps can be implemented by means of Java. No need to learn a new language when your application is built in Java.
