Cucumber with Java Training in Indore

What is Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)?

Introduction to Cucumber

Why use Cucumber with Java?

Setting up the development environment

Creating a Cucumber feature file

Writing Cucumber scenarios and steps

Implementing step definitions in Java

Running Cucumber tests from the command line and from an IDE

Gherkin syntax for writing feature files

Defining scenarios and steps using Gherkin keywords

Best practices for writing effective feature files

Using tags to organize and filter Cucumber tests

Using data tables in Cucumber feature files

Implementing data-driven tests using Cucumber and Java

Reading data from external sources

Managing test data in a scalable way

Introduction to Cucumber hooks

Using hooks for setup and teardown tasks

Handling test dependencies with hooks

Customizing Cucumber's default behavior with hooks

Generating HTML reports with Cucumber

Analyzing test results and identifying failures

Debugging Cucumber tests using logs and breakpoints

Using debugging tools like IntelliJ IDEA to debug Cucumber tests

Working with Cucumber plugins

Integrating Cucumber with other testing frameworks

Using Cucumber with Selenium for web application testing

Writing reusable step definitions and scenarios

Introduction to RESTful APIs

Creating Cucumber tests for RESTful APIs

Handling HTTP requests and responses

Validating API responses using JSON and XML

Introduction to microservices architecture

Creating Cucumber tests for microservices

Using mocking and stubbing for dependencies

Testing microservice interactions using Cucumber

Introduction to CI/CD

Using Cucumber in a CI/CD pipeline

Automating test execution with tools like Jenkins

Deploying Cucumber tests to different environments

Strategies for managing large Cucumber test suites

Parallelizing Cucumber tests for faster execution

Managing test data and state across multiple scenarios

Using tools like Docker for test environment management