Gherkin By Example collection of projects to show how to configure and use tools for the use of Gherkin as a specification language.
In this repository you'll find the examples to use Gherkin along with the Python programming language and the Behave tool.
This is a solution to URI Online Judge 1001 problem: add two numbers.
Some useful links before starting:
The solution process presented here adopts a behavior-driven development style. The original problem statement is first modeled using the Gherkin language. The code also adopts a domain-driven style using the Python programming language.
Two levels of modeling are adopted: system level and domain level, each level has its own Gherkin specification.
The system level the behavior is described as a text-oriented input and output. This behavior verifies that the solution can be accepted by URI Online Judge.
For the domain level, the behavior description adopts a more conceptual style, independent of a system interface. This second level adds a separation of concerns between boundary and model.
Clone this repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/gherkin-by-example/python-behave
$ cd python-behave
This project requires behave, and you can install using your
operating system package manager, or through pip. If using pip
it is recommended that you use a virtual environment:
$ python3 -m venv .venv
$ . .venv/bin/activate
$ pip install behave
On some Python installations you could try:
$ python3 -m pip install behave
With everything in place you can run the whole test suite with:
$ behave