Cucumber 7.0 BDD for Selenium & Appium with Live Projects

Set up a cucumber maven project, install the eclipse plugin, add cucumber java 7.4.1 with 7.3.4 compatibility, convert to cucumber project, and create a first login feature with step definitions.

Create and map cucumber step definitions in a new steps package, annotate and run features to verify green scenarios, and prepare a runner file for scalable test execution.

Create a Cucumber runner file in Java, specify features and glue paths, run as TestNG tests, and prepare to use Cucumber html report and extent reports in the next lecture.

Configure cucumber reports by adding the html reporting plugin and generating a cucumber html report in the target folder for a Maven project, displaying features, scenarios, and given-when-then steps.

Generate the latest extent reports for cucumber tests using the Grasshopper plugin and a dedicated extent dot property file. Validate compatibility with cucumber 7.x and maven, and troubleshoot as needed.

Customize extent reports by configuring a spark config XML, setting the report title and name, and switching from white to dark theme to customize visuals in automation tests.

Add multiple scenarios to a feature by parameterizing username and password for valid and invalid users, map glue code, and verify results with HTML and extent reports.

Learn how to parameterize tests with a scenario outline in Cucumber, using examples to cover valid and invalid username-password combos, with mapped steps and tabular reports.

Create multiple feature files and production steps, define missing step definitions, and run parameterized scenarios with an outline; verify captcha validation and generate separate reports for each feature.

Master cucumber 7.0 bdd for selenium and appium by structuring tests with background steps, creating login staging features, and executing targeted scenarios to reduce repetition.

Discover how to tag features and scenarios in Cucumber tests, then run only staging or production by using the tag attribute and runner options.

Discover cucumber hooks in bdd, using before and after annotations to launch and quit the browser around each scenario, with hooks serving as test fixtures in the same package.

Discover Cucumber hooks for before all, after all, before step, and after step to manage one-time resources and per-step logging, including static requirements and test execution.

Define the execution order of Cucumber hooks using the order attribute, arranging multiple before and after hooks to run browser setup and teardown in a specified sequence.

Explore how Cucumber hooks use tagging to run before and after actions only for tagged scenarios, with staging and production filters, and control flow via hook order and priority.

Explore cucumber data tables, reading data as a list or map, accessing rows and columns by index, and applying first name and last name inputs in features.

Learn to read data table in the form of a map in cucumber 7.0 bdd for selenium and appium, retrieving first name and last name from a list of maps.

Parameterize data table values with a map in Cucumber, looping through entries to fill first name and last name for repeated steps, and contrast with scenario outline for full-scenario parameterization.

Learn cucumber basics and page object integration by creating feature files, step definitions, and runners, and implementing hooks, data tables, and tagging for Selenium and Appium projects.

Learn to build a Cucumber-based Selenium framework with a shared driver, hooks for setup and teardown, and page objects that encapsulate actions via keyword-driven methods.

learn to add selenium apis to a cucumber framework and set up a project with selenium jars. implement a car search feature using cucumber steps to validate results and titles.

Create the feature file by importing and organizing steps, using quoted keywords, and linking comments to enable Cucumber and Selenium driven test automation.

Develop and execute automation steps using Selenium WebDriver with Firefox, including navigating to the home page, performing mouseover actions, clicking car listings, and selecting model, location, and price from dropdowns.

Diagnose synchronization issues in an angular app, implement validations, and build cucumber BDD features and steps to verify car search functionality with live cucumber reports.

discover how to automatically capture and attach failure screenshots during cucumber 7.0 bdd tests with selenium and appium, so failed steps generate timestamped reports with embedded images.

Design and implement a cucumber bdd framework architecture using the page object model and page factories, organizing packages for pages, actions, locators, utilities, and test runners.

Teach how to create cucumber feature files for end-to-end car search tests, including tagging, scenarios, and steps to select brand, model, location, and price.

Create Cucumber step definitions from the feature while building a reusable Selenium driver base class with a private constructor, explicit waits, and browser setup for Chrome and Firefox.

Create page objects for the home page and car search page, define locators with page factory annotations, and implement actions such as search, click, and mouseover using the selenium driver.

Explore creating more business actions in Cucumber for a car search app, defining dropdown selections for car maker, model, location, and price, and wiring the find my next car button.

Learn how to create step definitions in cucumber framework for car search feature, mapping home page actions to steps and handling data tables and car brand selections, location and price.

Create Cucumber runner hooks and configure extent reports for Cucumber tests, integrating features, step definitions, and before-after actions within a Selenium-based project.

Explore adding more steps and integrating Maven in the Cucumber framework. Use assertions to compare actual and expected titles, run tests, capture screenshots, and review reports to validate features.

Implement and run multiple Cucumber features through Maven by adding a used cars search feature, defining new step definitions and page actions, and validating titles and results in part 1.

Explore running multiple Cucumber features with Maven in a Selenium and Appium BDD setup. Create separate page objects for used car search and reuse common steps.

Set up Jenkins and install the Maven integration plugin and cucumber reports to enable interactive cucumber reports. Run Maven goals to generate and publish these reports in Jenkins.

Start a cucumber bdd parallel execution project by configuring grid-based multi-browser tests with selenium, maven, and a page object model extended framework, implementing step definitions and hooks.

Define step definitions to launch Firefox or Chrome, navigate to Google, perform a name-based search, and enable parallel execution across browsers with the Bloomberg JVM parallel plugin for live projects.

Use the cucumber jvm parallel plugin to auto-generate test runners for each feature at runtime, enabling parallel execution with browsers like Firefox and Chrome.

Implement thread-local driver management to enable parallel testing, replacing private driver instances with guarded accessors, and prepare to consolidate reporting with a popular reporting framework.

Implement Extent reports support in Cucumber-based Selenium and Appium projects by integrating Extent manager and test utilities, capturing screenshots, and mapping scenario workflows to detailed reports.

Learn to set up a TestNG-based runner to execute Cucumber features in parallel, replacing the old plugin and organizing per-feature runners with Cucumber options, features, glue, plus extent reports.

Merge cucumber bdd with a page object extended framework to build a master parallel project, reusing existing page objects, utilities, and drivers via feature files and data tables.

Define base steps and Zoho steps to design a Cucumber 7.0 BDD framework for Selenium and Appium with live projects, including setup, logging, and page objects.

Run cucumber tests in parallel on grid, launching Firefox and Chrome across remote nodes, and generate reports with screenshots for integrated cucumber steps and page objects.

Explore Appium for automating native, hybrid, and web apps on Android and iOS, using real devices or emulators, with open source tooling and cross-platform installation on Windows and Mac.

Install Java JDK 8 or higher on your machine. Set up Android Studio for real-device testing, choose a code editor, and download Appium jars and Selenium drivers.

Configure java and set global environment variables before rpm, starting with JDK 1.8, then download Android Studio and configure the Android SDK, using real or virtual devices.

Install Android Studio, complete the setup, and create a new Android virtual device using the emulator; download the required system images and configure API levels for testing.

Configure the Android environment globally by installing the SDK in the user profile, setting Android home, and adding platform-tools to the path; verify ADB detects the device.

Configure a real Android device by connecting via USB with an original cable to enable data transfer and proper driver setup, including USB debugging verification with adb devices.

Install the latest Appium GUI from the rpm site using a package manager or a command-line installer, then start the server on port 4723 and review logs and inspector features.

Install node.js and the npm package manager, then install Appium via npm with straightforward steps on macOS and Windows.

Configure Maven and download Appium dependencies, including the Java client and required jars, set up environment variables, and prepare your IDE and CI workflow for Selenium and Appium projects.

Download Eclipse, set up a workspace, and create a Maven project to manage Selenium and Appium dependencies. Learn how Maven fetches dependencies from the central repository into a local repository.