Run Behavior-Driven Development tests inside a CLI
- Write tests in Gherkin, Cucumber's simply structured plain-text language
- Upload BDD test files in bulk,
- Run tests to execute them line by line for all your files
- Get a detailed summary on what failed and why
- Failed tests can be made to automatically result in a Jira task or Github issue to automate the fixing process
Remember that Node is required
Description | Command |
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to install BDDx: | npm i bddx |
to initialize BDDx (with optional Jira integration): | npx bddx init |
to initialize only BDDx Jira integration without changing the basic configuration: | npx bddx jiraInit |
to check if the Jira API token is working correctly1 : | npx bddx checkToken |
to connect to bddx cloud2 : | npx bddx cloud |
1If there's a problem with the loop BDDx will ask the user to provide the correct token value.
2User should create project and generate project key
After initializing the config file contains:
{
"in": "./bddx/tests",
"out": "./bddx/results",
}
or when Jira is integrated:
{
"in": "./bddx/tests",
"out": "./bddx/results",
"organizationName": "organizationName.atlassian.net",
"projectName": "ProjectName",
"issueTypeName": "TASK"
}
- in: string - input folder with the test files, (default: "./bddx/tests")
- out: string - output folder where the test result files are saved, (default: "./bddx/results")
The e-mail and Jira API token are saved locally on the machine to ensure safety!
Description | Command |
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to run all .feature tests and save results in a file in the output directory: | npx bddx |
to run all .feature tests and create a task for each failed one on the configured Jira: | npx bddx jira |
to select an unfinished session and continue the tests from that point (you will also be asked about Jira usage): | npx bddx continue |
to run all failed .feature tests in selected source and submit results to the bddx cloud: | npx bddx failedTest |
- 2 test scenarios: display test & pass or fail test
- Jira plugin
- GitHub plugin