Cucumber
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A Ruby acceptance test framework for web applications that simulates user interactions.
A Ruby library that records HTTP interactions and replays them for fast, deterministic tests.
Official Cucumber BDD framework for Go, enabling executable specifications using Gherkin scenarios.
A tool for running Appium tests in parallel across Android and iOS real devices and simulators.
A Ruby testing framework for testing command-line applications with Cucumber, RSpec, or Minitest.
A Java library for writing cleaner automated acceptance tests with rich living documentation and integration with Selenium, Playwright, and BDD tools.
A Sublime Text 2 plugin for running Ruby tests (Unit, RSpec, Cucumber) directly from the editor.
A library that enables Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) testing by converting Gherkin feature files into Playwright test files.
A Ruby gem that splits tests evenly across parallel CI nodes to speed up test suite execution.
A CSS testing framework using Selenium and Cucumber for automated visual and functional CSS testing across browsers.
Official Allure Framework integrations for JavaScript test runners and API tools to generate rich, structured test reports.
A Ruby-based framework for acceptance testing of web applications, built with modern patterns to speed up development and simplify maintenance.
A story BDD tool for Elixir that parses Gherkin feature files and executes them as acceptance tests.
A configurable linter and validator for Gherkin feature files, written in JavaScript.
A sample codebase demonstrating parallel mobile test execution across Android and iOS devices using Appium with Page Object Pattern.
A Ruby on Rails website for the AgileVentures community, showcasing projects, members, events, and recordings.
A Cucumber-based DSL for testing RESTful web services with built-in file support and variable handling.
A customizable BDD test generator for Go that converts Gherkin feature files into test boilerplate.
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