Cucumber and Selenium in Java

Name: Cucumber and Selenium in Java
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Created bySagar S

Last updated 2/2017

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What you'll learn

Learn to write Selenium tests using Cucumber in Java
Understand BDD concept
Understand the Gherkin Language Syntax

Course content

3 sections • 18 lectures • 1h 53m total length

Introduction2:30
Learn behavior-driven development with Cucumber and Selenium in Java. Build feature files, scenarios, steps, and definitions; explore outlines, backgrounds, and continuous integration with Jenkins and TeamCity.
Cucumber set up in IntelliJ IDEA7:18
Learn how to set up cucumber with selenium in Java using IntelliJ IDEA, including installing Maven, configuring JAVA_HOME, choosing an editor, and downloading browser drivers and key dependencies.
Creating a cucumber maven project9:09
Set up a cucumber maven project by creating a new maven project, adding cucumber and selenium dependencies, and installing required plugins; learn to create feature files, scenarios, and step definitions.
Writing feature files using Gherkin syntax5:07
Learn how to write Cucumber feature files using Gherkin syntax in behavior-driven development, including composing features and scenarios, using comments, and linking steps to Selenium tests in Java.
Writing step definitions7:28
Learn to create stable Cucumber step definitions in Java, automatically generate or manually write missing definitions, and connect them to feature files and packages.
Running scenarios from feature file9:27
Learn to run cucumber and selenium scenarios from a feature file in Java, create feature and step definitions, launch a browser, and verify the title contains tutorials.

Scenario backgrounds4:12
Reuse common setup steps across scenarios by using a background in Cucumber tests, such as logging in before running each scenario, and execute shared steps like navigation.
Scenario Outlines4:38
Learn how scenario outlines drive data-driven testing in Cucumber and Selenium for Java by reusing the same steps across multiple websites with example data.
Passing parameters to steps4:24
learn how to pass parameters to cucumber steps by using scenario outlines, reusing the same steps with different data, and writing flexible step definitions.
Passing data table to steps6:18
Learn how to pass data to Cucumber steps using data tables, compare inline and tabular formats, and handle multiple scenarios with map-based keys and values.
Using examples to perform data driven testing5:08
Explore data driven testing with cucumber and selenium by using the scenario outline and examples to validate multiple first name and last name inputs and corresponding validations.

Integrating cucumber scenarios with JUnit tests6:32
Learn to integrate Cucumber scenarios with JUnit tests in a Java project, run specific features via indices, and generate reports for continuous integration.
Adding scenario tags4:58
Learn to use scenario tags in Cucumber and Selenium to filter and execute tests. Apply sanity and regression tags, and use inclusion or exclusion with conditional logic.
Scenario hooks in Cucumber4:16
Learn how to use cucumber scenario hooks to manage browser setup and teardown before and after each scenario, and how to restrict hooks to specific scenarios using tags.
Sharing the Webdriver among step definition classes6:25
Share a single WebDriver and data across multiple Cucumber step definition classes using a shared class and a dependency injection framework, with before hooks to manage the browser.
Generating reports using cucumber options and plug-ins7:00
Learn to generate Cucumber reports in Java using plugin options, selecting formats, and embedding screenshots to enhance scenario logs for passed and failed tests.
Integration of Cucumber tests with TeamCity10:54
Push a Cucumber and Selenium Java project to Git, then configure TeamCity to auto-detect build steps, run tests, and generate and view Cucumber reports and artifacts on the server.
Integration of Cucumber tests with Jenkins7:39
Set up a Cucumber project in Jenkins by configuring system paths, plugins, and a Maven build with clean tests, then archive artifacts and access reports.

Requirements

Students should know basics of Java language.
Students should have basic knowledge of Intellij IDEA or Eclipse

Description

BDD stands for Behaviour Driven Development. In this course, you will learn how to adopt BDD approach using Cucumber framework in your software project. Selenium is top class open source web automation testing tool. There are plenty of Job opportunities for Selenium and Cucumber engineers all around the world. So if you want to make a career in automation testing and BDD, you must go ahead and take this course.

It is assumed that students have very basic knowledge of programming in any language like C, C++ or Java.

You will learn below topics in this course on Cucumber and Selenium.

Setting up Cucumber and Selenium Maven project in IntelliJ IDEA
Understand the meaning of BDD
Writing the scenarios and feature files using Gherkin syntax
Using Cucumber backgrounds
Using Cucumber Scenario Outlines and examples
Writing scenario step definitions
Passing parameters and data tables to scenario step definitions
Executing Cucumber and Selenium tests using JUnit testing framework
Using Cucumber options likes tags, name, plugins
Adding Before and after scenario hooks for Cucumber scenarios
Sharing Selenium Webdriver and test data using dependency injection framework (PicoContainer)
Generating custom html report for Cucumber tests
Working with Maven build management tool
Working with GIT
Integration with CI servers like TeamCity and Jenkins

You you will get below things out of this course

Learn the basic concepts to get started with BDD using Cucumber and web automation testing using Selenium Webdriver in Java.
Learn Cucumber and Selenium Webdriver from a professional trainer having 10+ years of experience in IT industry.
More than 16 lectures with average length of 10 minutes each.
Suitable for beginner programmers and manual testers who want to switch to BDD and automation testing.
This course covers all aspects of web application automation using Cucumber and Selenium Webdriver in Java.
This course will help you master your skills in Cucumber and Selenium.
All your queries will be answered as soon as possible

Who this course is for:

Any one who is new to Cucumber and BDD should take this course
Any one having basic Java programming Language experience

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