How do we use Cucumber in Selenium?

To do we use Cucumber in Selenium, developers can follow these steps:

• Sign up for a LambdaTest account: You will need to create an account and obtain your LambdaTest username and access key
• Install the necessary software and dependencies: This typically involves installing Java, Selenium, and Cucumber
• Set up a project in your development environment: This may involve creating a new project in an IDE like Eclipse or IntelliJ, or using an existing project
• Configure your project to use Selenium and Cucumber: This may involve adding dependencies or libraries for Selenium and Cucumber to your project, and configuring your project to use these tools
• Write acceptance tests using Cucumber's Given-When-Then syntax: These tests should define the expected behavior of your application in a simple, human-readable language
• Implement the acceptance tests using Selenium: Use Selenium to automate the actions in a web browser that are necessary to execute the acceptance tests
• Set up your LambdaTest credentials in your test script: You will need to provide your LambdaTest username and access key in your test script in order to run your tests on the LambdaTest platform
• Run the acceptance tests using Cucumber and LambdaTest: The Cucumber framework provides a way to organize and run acceptance tests, and it can be used to execute the tests that have been implemented using Selenium on the LambdaTest platform

By following these steps, developers do we use Cucumber in Selenium to create and run automated acceptance tests for web applications on the LambdaTest platform. To learn more about using Cucumber and Selenium with LambdaTest, check out the full article on Cucumber Selenium.