Cucumber BDD Made Easy + Automation Framework Design
Explore Cucumber with Java, Maven, JUnit, Selenium WebDriver, and page object models
Created by Mayur Deshmukh
Discover how to use Cucumber for behavior-driven development by combining it with Java, Maven, JUnit, and Selenium WebDriver. Build automation frameworks and gain hands-on experience with real-world scenarios. Strengthen your understanding of BDD and learn to design robust, maintainable test automation.
Packt | Sep 2020 | 231 min
What You Will Learn
You will start by exploring the basics of BDD and Cucumber, then move on to building a Maven project and configuring Cucumber options. Through hands-on exercises, you will automate web tests using Selenium, organize tests with hooks and tags, and implement the page object model. Each step builds practical skills for real automation projects.
Key Features
- Write clear Gherkin scenarios and create feature files for real-world testing
- Use Cucumber with Java, Maven, JUnit, and Selenium to automate web applications
- Apply hooks, tags, and page object models to design scalable automation frameworks
Target Audience
This content is ideal for software testers, automation engineers, or quality engineers with a basic understanding of Java and Selenium. If you want to advance your automation skills or design maintainable frameworks using BDD, you will benefit from the practical, project-based approach. QE managers exploring automation solutions will also find value here.
