How to Set Up Cucumber in Eclipse Using Java | Learn BDD Cucumber Settings in Eclipse

Code that I have used:
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import io.cucumber.junit.CucumberOptions;
import io.cucumber.junit.Cucumber;
@RunWith(Cucumber.class)
@CucumberOptions(
features = "Features"//folder name
,glue={"stepDefinition"} //package name for step def
)
public class TestRunner {}
Cucumber Java BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) Keywords:
1. Feature: Defines a high-level description or name of the feature being tested.
2. Background: Specifies steps that are common to all scenarios in a feature file. These steps are run before each scenario.
3. Scenario: Describes a specific test scenario or test case.
4. Given: Defines the initial state or preconditions for the scenario.
5. When: Describes the action or event that occurs.
6. Then: Specifies the expected outcome or result of the scenario.
7. And: Used to add additional steps to a scenario, following the same keyword as the previous step.
8. But: Similar to "And," it is used to add additional steps but can be used for contrast or exceptions.
9. Scenario Outline: Allows for the creation of multiple scenarios based on a template. It is used when testing different variations or data sets.
10. Examples: Provides a table with different sets of data to be used in a Scenario Outline.
11. Background: Used to define common steps that are executed before each scenario in a feature file.
12. Given/When/Then/And/But steps can also be written using regular expressions or parameterized expressions for more flexible step definitions.
These keywords are commonly used in Cucumber BDD to write readable and expressive feature files that can be understood by both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Remember that the specific implementation of these keywords may vary slightly depending on the version of Cucumber you are using and the programming language in which you are
writing your step definitions (in this case, Java).
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[@TAKpp]

It is so helpfull and the info of globally using any dependency we should remove scope test is extremely very helpfull

[@chiwhitesox56]

I'm getting back up and running with Cucumber/Gherkin after many years of not using it, and this was an excellent refresher! Thank you!

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[@TechTutorialz99]

well explained.. i am able to create and run cucumber test case..

[@shirishmistari9035]

Thanks you so much

[@Mindgamer2702]

The last part where u commented the exception & run the TestRunner, im getting the same error.

[@sureshpal5569]

great video ,can you share the code please