We are going to install the 64-bit version of Ruby 2.4.2. Since Windows does not have a fancy package manager installed by default, like OSX or most Linux distributions, we will have to install Ruby with the RubyInstaller that you can find here. But you should probably upgrade! I also assume that you have installed Firefox already, if not you can get Firefox here. We’ll be using the 64-bit versions of software where we can, but if you are running a 32-bit system you can install the 32-bit versions instead. These instructions have been tested on Windows 10 64-bit, but should also work on Windows 7 and 8.1.
We love the combo of Cucumber and Gherkin for testing here at spriteCloud and as a result we have written a lot about it. Read more about how you can use Cucumber and Gherkin in our guide. The Cucumber tool provides the glue between the two, reporting test results in human language so that they are easily understandable to all stakeholders. It works off the concept that test cases should be captured in human language (a form of structured English called Gherkin), but automating the execution of test cases is best done in a programming language. Have a look at the video explaining Calliope at the bottom of this post or head to Calliope Pro now.Ĭucumber is an open-source software tool that is used for test automation.
It’s called Calliope Pro, and we have a completely free (no credit card required) starter account for you to try it out. Aside from the tools explained in this post, we have recently launched a test results dashboard designed to help you maintain an overview of all your automated tests.
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