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new module: cucumber-needle #496

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jangalinski opened this issue Apr 2, 2013 · 5 comments
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new module: cucumber-needle #496

jangalinski opened this issue Apr 2, 2013 · 5 comments

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@jangalinski
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Needle (http://needle.spree.de) is a very powerful tool for JEE6 testing. From the testing point of view, it behaves just like guice/pico/weld/...
To use needle with cucumber, we will need an ObjectFactory (module) cucumber-needle, just like the above.

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I already started on this, feel free to contact.

@aslakhellesoy
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@jangalinski it would be great if you did this in a fork of cucumber-jvm, so that you can submit a pull request when you think it's ready. I'd be happy to have this as a module in the cucumber-jvm project for now. Later we might extract the various ObjectFactory implementations into different repositories.

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What I did so far:

  • forked cucumber-jvm and checked out locally
  • created feature branch "cucumber-needle"
  • created mvn-sub project "cucumber-needle"
  • implemented ObjectFactory
  • started testing

Once the tests work, I will push to my fork and request a pull of this feature branch. Looks like I must add needle dep to parent-pom? So I will have one minor change in cucumber-jvm directly.

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That sounds good to me

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