Getting started with Cucumber
Cucumber supports over a dozen different software platforms. Every Cucumber implementation provides the same overall functionality, but they also have their own installation procedure and platform-specific functionality.
Reference
The features that are common to all Cucumber implementations are documented in the reference manual. If you're looking for a reference implementation of "cucumber" using the latest "gherkin"-parser, have a look at microcuke. It's a tiny reference implementation in about 500 SLOC that can be ported to a new language in a day or two. Assuming there is a Gherkin3 port as well, which takes another 2-4 days to port.
Installation
Use the table below to find the Cucumber implementation that works for you.
Here you will find platform-specific installation instructions and documentation.
Cucumber implementations
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Ruby/JRuby |
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JRuby (using Cucumber-JVM) |
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Java |
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Groovy |
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JavaScript |
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JavaScript (using Cucumber-JVM and Rhino) |
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Clojure |
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Gosu |
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Lua |
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.NET (using SpecFlow) |
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PHP (using Behat) |
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Jython |
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C++ |
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Tcl |
Framework integration
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Ruby on Rails |
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Selenium |
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PicoContainer |
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Spring Framework |
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Watir |
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Serenity |