I want to develop a network system. It is not based on rails and has no html UI.
Do I have to do BDD in this case? Does using Cucumber make sense?
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I've used Cucumber plenty for non-Rails applications. It's useful for testing full use cases, regardless of the interface. For example, testing multiple runs of a command-line application quickly.
rspeicher
2010-10-10 14:11:18
Does cucumber support TCP request ? Could you please give me one demo, i want to know how to do this. thank you in advance!
why
2010-10-11 01:23:53
I'm not sure about TCP requests, but probably. If you want an example of that I can't give it to you, but if you want an example of using Cucumber with a command-line app check out http://github.com/jferris/trout
rspeicher
2010-10-11 02:37:17
good gem! thanks
why
2010-10-11 03:16:13
@rspeicher I want to ask: how to run your project without building gem ? that's to say how to run and run the feature in your source code? just run : ruby ./bin/trout.rb ?
why
2010-10-12 11:44:13
If you just run `cucumber` from the root directory it should run everything in the features folder.
rspeicher
2010-10-12 13:47:09
Your feature is pretty good. but i am not clear with "And I run "git init", Does cucumber can recognise these shell command ?
why
2010-10-13 03:23:06
Given a directory named "upstream_repo"--how cucumber to do with this ? I', confused with this.
why
2010-10-13 03:25:54
where are your steps ?
why
2010-10-13 04:06:12
Those kinds of steps are from an awesome gem called Aruba - http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/aruba
rspeicher
2010-10-13 12:15:38