
Cucumber Recipes
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Content
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Agile
- Patterns
- Platforms
- Progress
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Who This Book Is For
- How to Use This Book
- Getting the Tools You'll Need
- Online Resources
- 1. Cucumber Techniques
- Recipe 1. Compare and Transform Tables of Data
- Recipe 2. Generate an RTF Report with a Custom Formatter
- Recipe 3. Run Slow Setup/Teardown Code with Global Hooks
- Recipe 4. Refactor to Extract Your Own Application Driver DSL
- Recipe 5. Define Steps as Regular Ruby Methods
- Recipe 6. Compare Images
- Recipe 7. Test Across Multiple Cores
- Recipe 8. Test Across Multiple Machines with SSH
- Recipe 9. Run Your Features Automatically with Guard and Growl
- Recipe 10. Add Cucumber to Your Continuous Integration Server
- Recipe 11. Publish Your Documentation on Relish
- Recipe 12. Test Through Multiple Interfaces Using Worlds
- Recipe 13. Manipulate Time
- Recipe 14. Drive Cucumber's Wire Protocol
- Recipe 15. Implement a Wire Protocol Listener
- 2. Java
- Recipe 16. Use Cucumber Directly with JRuby
- Recipe 17. Use Cucumber with Java via Cucumber-JVM
- Recipe 18. Drive a Spring + Hibernate Project
- Recipe 19. Test a Grails App Using grails-cucumber
- Recipe 20. Test Scala Code
- Recipe 21. Test Clojure Code
- Recipe 22. Drive a Swing Interface with FEST
- 3. .NET and Windows
- Recipe 23. Get Good Text Output on Windows
- Recipe 24. Test .NET Code with SpecFlow
- Recipe 25. Drive a Windows App Using White
- Recipe 26. Test Windows GUIs with AutoIt
- Recipe 27. Test on Windows Phone
- 4. Mobile and Web
- Recipe 28. Test on iOS Using Frank
- Recipe 29. Test Android Apps with Calabash
- Recipe 30. Parse HTML Tables
- Recipe 31. Drive JavaScript/CoffeeScript Using Cucumber-JS
- Recipe 32. Test a Web App Using Watir
- Recipe 33. Test a PHP App with cuke4php
- Recipe 34. Play Back Canned Network Data Using VCR
- Recipe 35. Drive a Flash App Using Cuke4AS3
- Recipe 36. Monitor a Web Service Using Nagios and Cucumber
- 5. Other Languages and Platforms
- Recipe 37. Drive a Mac GUI Using AppleScript and System Events
- Recipe 38. Drive a Mac GUI Using MacRuby and AXElements
- Recipe 39. Test Python Code Using Lettuce
- Recipe 40. Test Erlang Code
- Recipe 41. Test Lua Code Using cucumber-lua
- Recipe 42. Test a GUI on Linux, Mac, or Windows with Sikuli
- Recipe 43. Test an Arduino Project Using Serial
- A1. RSpec Expectations
- Basics
- Custom Matchers
- Alternatives
- Bibliography
- Index
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