Cucumber For Appian

Overview

Test your Appian application within minutes with methods created specifically to operate within Appian applications and Tempo!

Common test case scenarios can be created for reusability throughout test suites. A CheatSheet.feature file that lists out all the supported methods and how to invoke them using the @Given, @When, @Then, @But, @And, and other Cucumber-supported annotation.

Note: Java 11 required for plugin version 23.4

Key Features & Functionality

With Cucumber for Appian:

Test scripts don't need to be updated for upgrades to supported Appian versions
Appian design knowledge is not required to create test scripts
Test scripts are easily updated for new UI changes to a form or interface
All of the same methods that FitNesse For Appian currently supports are supported
Multiple browsers are supported (Chrome v. 64-66 and Firefox v. 53-62)

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Joe over 5 years ago

Hi, we are running our test suite on a Ubuntu server through Jenkins. We need to run the test headless because there is no GUI to launch the browser. Is there a way to do this. From what I can see, there is not. If not, if we add a Boolean to the custom.config and a check to the BaseFixture.setupWithBrowser to set ChromeOptions to --headless, can we submit this back to you as an enhancement so we do not have to make this change every time a new version is released?
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Joe over 5 years ago

Hi, we are running our test suite on a Ubuntu server through Jenkins. We need to run the test headless because there is no GUI to launch the browser. Is there a way to do this. From what I can see, there is not. If not, if we add a Boolean to the custom.config and a check to the BaseFixture.setupWithBrowser to set ChromeOptions to --headless, can we submit this back to you as an enhancement so we do not have to make this change every time a new version is released?
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