1. Extended BDD Automation for Future Agile Applications
Lakshmi Sravanthi Satarajupalli, SMT
Janaiah Gera, SMT
ADP

2. Abstract
“Extended BDD Automation Framework” is designed to provide the end to end solution for the Applications that are being developed using agile development process. It is a simple and easy to use automation framework that each and every person in the scrum team can provide their contribution towards automation to reduce their time and efforts in testing the features that are developed in previous sprints and to continue with the In-Sprint Automation. Effective utilization of the Scrum team to get maximum results is the one key point of this framework. Coming to technical perspective, it is made up of commonly used and Zero Cost tools like TestNG, Cucumber, and Selenium etc.. . The common check points for an automation framework like Reporting, Parallel executions, and Multiple modes of execution (Command line and Tagging) are well developed with this framework.

3. Agenda
End2End Process
BDD Process
Extended BDD Features
Best Practices in BDD
BDD Reports
Benefits
Q&A

4. Execute parallel in grid Store results in MongoDB
End2End Process
Development
Deployment
(Jenkins)
Invoke Automation
Execute parallel in grid
Store results in MongoDB
Results trigger
Jenkins build
(Success/Fail)

5. BDD Process
Step 1
Step 2

6. Step 3
Step 4

7. Extended BDD Features Integration with TestNG Added new Annotations
@Before Suite
@Before feature
@After feature
@After Suite
Parallel Executions at Feature level
Implementation of XML driven Tagging
Gherkin statements documentation
Gherkin reports
Integration with different build tools – Maven, Jenkins

8. Folder Level Executions
Extended BDD Features
Integration with TestNG
Cucumber integrated with TestNG for XML driven executions
To maintain same browser instance for all scenarios in feature file
Parallel executions of feature file and test prioritization
Tagging can be driven from XML file
Multiple feature files can be executed from XML
Folder level executions can be done from XML
Folder Level Executions
Tagging from XML

9. Extended BDD Features New Annotations Default (Cucumber)
Cucumber new Annotations
Default (Cucumber)
@Before
@After
New Annotations
@BeforeSuite
@BeforeFeature
@AfterFeature
@AfterSuite

11. Execution Flow

12. Execution Results

13. Results Analysis

14. Results Analysis

15. Best Practices In BDD
Steps document
Dry Run Report

16. Benefits
Effective & Efficient Test Results Management
Results compare feature which reduces the analysis time
Feature level parallel execution
Tagging at scenario/Feature level
Define executions at Folder level
Define cross browser needs in XML
Flexibility to execute on multiple environments
Executable Documentation
Achieved 70% in sprint automation, which has reduced testing efforts in hardening sprints

17. References & Appendix
- BDD Reference
- TestNG
- Selenium Help ( Web Driver and Grid )
- MongoDb
- Eclipse and its documentation
- Jenkins

18. Author Biography
S Lakshmi Sravanthi is currently working as a Senior Member Technical in ADP India Pvt. Ltd. She has an overall experience of 5.6 years in Software industry. She has obtained his Bachelors in Engineering from Nalanda Institute of Engineering And Technology, JNTU. Her area of interest is Automation Testing
Janaiah Gera is currently working as a Senior Member Technical in ADP India Pvt. Ltd. He has an overall experience of 5 years in Software industry. He has obtained his Bachelors in Engineering from CVR College of Engineering, JNTUH.

19. Thank You!!!