Tag: Cucumber

The name ‘gherkin’ is derived from the Dutch word ‘gurken’ meaning a small, pickled cucumberpickled cucumberGherkins, or baby pickles, are small cucumbers, typically those 1 to 5 inches (3 to 13 cm) in length, often with bumpy skin, which are typically used for pickling. The word gherkin comes from early modern Dutch, gurken or augurken […]

But it gets confusing because in America, Canada and Australia, the term ‘pickle’ is usually used to refer to pickled cucumbers. So, gherkins are pickles but pickles are not gherkins (just pickled cucumbers). It takes four or five hours to pickle a cucumber, but to pickle a gherkin – it could take up to 30 […]

Cucumber runs fine with Java 11. How do I enable Java 11? Enable Java in the browser through the Java Control Panel In the Java Control Panel, click the Security tab. Select the option Enable Java content in the browser. Click Apply and then OK to confirm the changes. Restart the browser to enable the […]

Cucumber is a very powerful testing framework written in the Ruby programming language, which follows the BDD (behavior-driven development) methodology. What type of testing is Cucumber? Cucumber is an open-source software testing tool written in Ruby. Cucumber enables you to write test cases that anyone can easily understand regardless of their technical knowledge. Is BDD […]

Cucumber is a part of a plant, botanically called a fruit, which falls under a layman’s category – vegetable. Pickle is a result of a preservation process, where we keep raw fruits, vegetables, etc in vinegar / salt / sugar. Why is pickles not called pickled cucumbers? The term pickle is derived from the Dutch […]

Step 1 : Add Cucumber Dependencies to the Project. Step 2: Write a test in a Feature File. Step 3: Create a JUnit Test Runner. Step 4: Write test code to Step file. Step 5 : Run the Cucumber Test. How do you integrate Selenium with Cucumber? The various steps involved in creating a Cucumber […]

Cucumber tests in particular tend to focus on the full application stack, as they exercise the application by simulating a real user in the interface and all layers of the application, from the UI to the back end services (databases, file system, networks, etc) are in place and used. What is Cucumber testing used for? […]

Cucumber is an open-source software testing tool written in Ruby. Cucumber enables you to write test cases that anyone can easily understand regardless of their technical knowledge. Is Cucumber good for API testing? Cucumber is not an API automation tool, but it works well with other API automation tools. Using API’s for your automation, can […]

Cucumber is a Behavior Driven Development tool used to develop test cases for the behavior of software’s functionality. It plays a supporting role in automated testing. In other words, “Cucumber is a software tool used by the testers to develop test cases for the testing of behavior of the software.” What is difference between Selenium […]

Why can I eat pickles but not cucumbers? The answer to this question is likely because despite the fact pickles start out as cucumbers, the pickling process changes the composition of the cucumber through the salt, spices, and vinegar that they are jarred in. Are pickles as good for you as cucumbers? Even though pickles […]

UI tests should be covering user journeys which are typically end-to-end and exercise multiple features of an application. There is a lot that goes on in a single user journey across the application. Cucumber is definitely NOT the right tool for user/business scenario testing. Which tool is best for UI testing? #1) Katalon Studio Katalon […]

Cucumber is a Behavior Driven Development tool used to develop test cases for the behavior of software’s functionality. It plays a supporting role in automated testing. In other words, “Cucumber is a software tool used by the testers to develop test cases for the testing of behavior of the software.” What is Cucumber used for […]

This means that all parts of the agile testing pyramid can be implemented using Cucumber. You can can implement end-to-end tests, integration tests, and parts that could be tested using unit tests. The decision to use Cucumber or a unit testing framework is depending on the cooperation with the business. What kind of tests are […]

HOME. Cucumber is a BDD Tool, and Selenium WebDriver is used for the automation of web applications. Imagine we need to build a test framework that can be used by businesses to understand the test scenarios and as well can test the web application. What is Cucumber and TestNG? Cucumber is a tool that supports […]

In very simple terms, cucumber data driven testing means that you can pass data from cucumber feature files to your test cases. For example, let us consider that you are automating the login flow of some application. In this case, you can pass user name and password as test data from your feature file to […]

Cucumber-Eclipse plugin. Working With Databases Establish a connection to a MySQL database. Get the version of database installed. List all the available MySQL databases in the system. Execute a simple query to get all rows in the database. Get the number of rows in the result set. Manipulate the result set. How do cucumbers pass […]

Cucumber Java integrates easily with the CrossBrowserTesting platform, so you can perform tests on a wide variety of OS/Device/Browser combinations, all from one test. How do you run parallel tests with multiple browsers with a Cucumber? Run your first parallel test Install the required dependencies by running the following command in your command-line: Set your […]

Dependency Injection This allows you to share state between step definitions without resorting to static variables (a common source of flickering scenarios). What is the use of JUnit in Cucumber? JUnit allows the developer to incrementally build test suites to measure progress and detect unintended side effects. Test can be run continuously. JUnit shows test […]

“If Cucumber is telling you that your steps are undefined, when you have defined step definitions, this means that Cucumber cannot find your step definitions. You’ll need to make sure to specify the path to your step definitions (glue path) correctly. (Sidenote: you are using a very old version of Cucumber. How do you ignore […]

Cucumber scans your classes with step definitions in them, passes them to PicoContainer, then asks it to create new instances for every scenario. What is the use of dependency injection in Cucumber? Dependency Injection. If your programming language is a JVM language, you will be writing glue code (step definitions and hooks) in classes. Cucumber […]