We’re pleased to announce the first release of a new Nuget package to make it simpler to use BDD and Cucumber to create integration tests.
This was put together at the request of a client who was looking to increase their use of BDD to improve the reliability of their releases.
This new library contains a series of tools to make it easy to define the code behind the user-chosen steps within the Cucumber document as well as a factory so it can be easily used.
This is intended to be used with custom integration testing frameworks which need to be able to call out to external services such as:
- APIs
- DBs
- Selenium instances etc.
There’s a full read me in the package detailing how to use it and we will be uploading a template project to GitHub shortly giving the full details on how the tool can be used to create a suite of integration tests defined using Cucumber documents.
The results of these integrations can be uploaded straight to Conical although this is not required to use the new library.
Internally, we use the new library to define a new range of
As usual, any questions, please do get in touch.
Happy testing.