Cucumber
Cucumber supports BDD, and enables using features and scenarios written in a human-readable language.
In this section:
- Cucumber
- Enabling Cucumber Support in Project
- Creating .feature Files
- Creating Examples Table in Scenario Outline
- Creating Step Definition
- Navigating from .feature File to Step Definition
- Supporting Regular Expressions in Step Definitions
- Running Cucumber Tests
Prerequisites
Cucumber becomes available in IntelliJ IDEA, provided that the following prerequisites are met:
This feature is supported in the Ultimate edition only.
-
cucumber
gem (for Ruby projects), orcucumber
andcucumber-rails
(for Rails applications) is installed and activated.
Cucumber support
IntelliJ IDEA supports:
This feature is supported in the Ultimate edition only.
This feature is supported in the Ultimate edition only.
- Cucumber both in plain Ruby projects, and in Rails applications.
Cucumber feature files are marked with icon.
Cucumber support includes:
- Syntax and error highlighting.
- Quick fix to create step definitions.
- Navigation between step definitions and steps.
- Ability to describe steps in English or any other language specified in the
# language:
comment. - Run/debug configurations: Cucumber, Cucumber for Java, Cucumber.js.
- Ability to run all features in a directory, a feature, or a single step within a feature.
See Also
Procedures:
External Links:
Last modified: 18 July 2017