bdd-acceptance-test-suite-stub

The stub for a Behavior Driven Development (BDD) Acceptance Test Suite using Cucumber + Capybara + Selenium WebDriver + RSpec [+ Sauce Labs, optional].

Prerequisits

You need Ruby and Bundler installed.

Note: If you're using a ruby manager (e.g. Ruby Version Manager (RVM)): the project ships with .ruby-version and .ruby-gemset files that will require ruby-1.9.3-p448 and assures that a project-specific gemset (bdd-acceptance-test-suite-stub) exists.

In order to run your tests on the Sauce Labs Cloud Testing Platform you need to have a Sauce Labs account.

Usage

Initial Setup (one-time)

git clone [email protected]:openwebcraft/bdd-acceptance-test-suite-stub.git
cd bdd-acceptance-test-suite-stub
bundle install

Writing your tests

Describe behaviour in plain text, e.g. features/google/google_search.feature.
Write a step definition in Ruby, e.g. features(step_definitions/google_steps.rb). Good starting point for newbies: Step Definitions (Cucumber Wiki).
Run and watch it fail...
Write code to make the step pass...
Run again and see the step pass
Repeat 2-5 until all green. :-)

Running your tests locally

Run your tests with:

bundle exec cucumber

The above should produce an output that looks like this:

Feature: Google Search
  As a user of Google Search
  I want to be able to get relevant results for my search query
  In order to find what I'm looking for

  Scenario: Searching for a term                      # features/google/google_search.feature:6
    Given I am on google.com                          # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:1
    When I enter "the answer to the question of life" # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:5
    Then I should see a list of results               # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:9
    And I should see "42" in the results              # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:13

1 scenario (1 passed)
4 steps (4 passed)
0m9.440s

Running your tests on Sauce Labs

The project ships with a ready to use integration with Sauce Labs - a Mobile and Web App Cloud Testing Platform.

In order to run your tests on Sauce Labs you need to set up the Sauce Gem.

By adding the Sauce Labs credentials as environment variables your keeping them out of your repositories and available to all your Sauce Labs tools using projects.

Open ~/.bash_profile and add the following lines:

export SAUCE_USERNAME= export SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=<access_key>

You'll then need to re-load that profile with source ~/.bash_profile.

The integration is enabled by way of the @selenium tag in Cucumber. So edit your *.features files and add the tag to each of the Features you would like to test using Sauce Labs. E.g. for the Feature: Google Search in features/google/google_search.feature:

@selenium
Feature: Google Search
  As a user of Google Search 
  I want to be able to get relevant results for my search query
  In order to find what I'm looking for

    Scenario: Searching for a term
      Given I am on google.com
      When I enter "the answer to the question of life"
      Then I should see a list of results
      And I should see "42" in the results

Run your tests with:

bundle exec cucumber

The above should then produce an output that looks like this:

@selenium
Feature: Google Search
  As a user of Google Search
  I want to be able to get relevant results for my search query
  In order to find what I'm looking for

  Scenario: Searching for a term                      # features/google/google_search.feature:7
[Connecting to Sauce Labs...]
    Given I am on google.com                          # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:1
    When I enter "the answer to the question of life" # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:5
    Then I should see a list of results               # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:9
    And I should see "42" in the results              # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:13
    Given I am on google.com                          # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:1
    When I enter "the answer to the question of life" # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:5
    Then I should see a list of results               # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:9
    And I should see "42" in the results              # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:13
    Given I am on google.com                          # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:1
    When I enter "the answer to the question of life" # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:5
    Then I should see a list of results               # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:9
    And I should see "42" in the results              # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:13
    Given I am on google.com                          # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:1
    When I enter "the answer to the question of life" # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:5
    Then I should see a list of results               # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:9
    And I should see "42" in the results              # features/step_definitions/google_steps.rb:13

1 scenario (1 passed)Sauce Labs: Supported Device, OS, and Browser Platforms
2m32.169s

You can configure your desired test platforms in the file spec/sauce_helper.rb.

For available platforms check out Sauce Labs: Supported Device, OS, and Browser Platforms.

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