Cucumber-Clojure is a Cucumber implementation for Clojure.
This document is the reference for features that are specific to Cucumber-Clojure.
Please see the general reference for features that are common to all Cucumber implementations.
Clojure step definitions are defined by using the provided macros. For example:
(use 'clojure-cukes.core)
(use 'clojure.test)
(Given #"^I have (\d+) big cukes in my belly$" [cukes]
(println cukes))
You can use a DataTable to define a list:
Given I have a table with its keys in a header row:
| id | name | created-at |
| 55 | "foo" | 1293884100000 |
| 56 | "bar" | 1293884100000 |
Simply declare the following:
(Given #"^I have a table with its keys in a header row:$" [data]
(reset! most-recent (table->rows data)))
In this case, the DataTable is flattened to a vector of hashes
[{:id 55, :name "foo", :created-at 1293884100000}
{:id 56, :name "bar", :created-at 1293884100000}]
before invoking the step definition.
To use cucumber-jvm-clojure in your project, add the following dependency to your pom.xml
:
<dependency>
<groupId>io.cucumber</groupId>
<artifactId>cucumber-clojure</artifactId>
<version>2.0.1</version>
<scope>test</scope>
</dependency>
There are several ways to run scenarios with Cucumber-Clojure:
- lein-cucumber
- JunitRunner
Leiningen uses clojure.test to run Cucumber. All you need is a single entry point:
(ns clojure-cukes.test.core
(:use [clojure-cukes.core])
(:use [clojure.test]))
(deftest run-cukes
(. cucumber.api.cli.Main (main (into-array ["--plugin" "pretty" "--glue" "test/features/step_definitions" "test/features"]))))
You then need to add [com.siili/lein-cucumber "1.0.7"]
to :plugins
in your project.clj. This allows you to run all Cucumber features with lein cucumber
The instructions for the JUnitRunner can be found here
This module needs further documentation. The following examples show supported features:
Contributions are most welcome.