This is the latest version of our README.md (Branch: "master"). There is also the README of the latest released version of "aruba" (Branch: "still"). Our most current documentation to get started with aruba as a user can be found on . It is generated from our feature files describing the use of aruba.
cli testing-framework cucumber bdd test framework aruba shell command command-line rspec minitest tdd specification-by-example test-driven-development behaviour-driven-development documentationThis tool lints gherkin files. With --disable CHECK or --enable CHECK it's possible to disable respectivly enable program wide checks except when a linter requires additional values to be set in order to be valid. Currently only RequiredTagStartsWith meets this criteria.
gherkin bdd lint feature cucumber specification-by-example best-practicesjest-cucumber is an alternative to Cucumber.js that runs on top on Jest. Instead of using describe and it blocks, you instead write a Jest test for each scenario, and then define Given, When, and Then step definitions inside of your Jest tests. jest-cucumber then allows you to link these Jest tests to your feature files and ensure that they always stay in sync. Jest is an excellent test runner with great features like parallel test execution, mocking, snapshots, code coverage, etc. If you're using VS Code, there's also a terrific Jest extension that allows you get realtime feedback as you're writing your tests and easily debug failing tests individually. Cucumber is a popular tool for doing Acceptance Test-Driven Development and creating business-readable executable specifications. This library aims to achieve the best of both worlds, and even run your unit tests and acceptance tests in the same test runner.
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