Lessons:15Length:2.5 hours
- Overview
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2.3 Gherkin: Features And Scenarios
The essentials of Cucumber lie in '.feature' files. You declare what features you want to implement and then it tells you what’s missing in your code to make it pass.
In this lesson you learn how to write features and scenarios that will guide you in your product development.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction03:50
1.1
Introduction
03:50
2.Acceptance Testing in Ruby with Cucumber
2.1Unit x Integration x Acceptance tests06:45
2.1
Unit x Integration x Acceptance tests
06:45
2.2Installation & Bootstrap03:25
2.2
Installation & Bootstrap
03:25
2.3Gherkin: Features And Scenarios06:29
2.3
Gherkin: Features And Scenarios
06:29
2.4Basic Cucumber Workflow09:07
2.4
Basic Cucumber Workflow
09:07
2.5Cucumber With Minitest06:46
2.5
Cucumber With Minitest
06:46
2.6Step Definitions06:47
2.6
Step Definitions
06:47
2.7Transforms15:22
2.7
Transforms
15:22
2.8Multi-line Step Arguments05:57
2.8
Multi-line Step Arguments
05:57
2.9Backgrounds and Scenario Outlines10:50
2.9
Backgrounds and Scenario Outlines
10:50
2.10Tags06:45
2.10
Tags
06:45
2.11Hooks15:13
2.11
Hooks
15:13
2.12Configuration And Profiles11:46
2.12
Configuration And Profiles
11:46
2.13Rails + Cucumber + Capybara33:56
2.13
Rails + Cucumber + Capybara
33:56
3.Conclusion
3.1Final Tips05:44
3.1
Final Tips
05:44
