Agile testing: TDD and BDD approaches using Jenkins, Maven, JUnit Selenium, JBehave and Serenity

1. Setup Jenking Server

Jenkins Server is contained in a Docker image. To setup an instance, you need to run the following steps:

• Having Docker installed and running on your host machine, run the following command under the project folder:

$ docker-compose up jenkins

• During initialization console will present the following: "Jenkins initial setup is required. An admin user has been created and a password generated". Copy that generated hash password, open http://localhost:8000 and enter it in order to finish the setup.

• Install Maven Plugin from the Manane Jenkins/Manage Plugins section

• Set enviroment variable DISPLAY=:0 under Manaje Jenkins/Configure System/Global properties section

2. Enabling Display for chromedriver

• Login in the Jenkins docker container as root

$ docker exec -u 0 -it <CONTAINER_ID> bash

2.1 Installation requirements

Run the following commands (only the first time)

$ (root)$ apt-get update
$ (root)$ apt-get install libgconf-2-4
$ (root)$ apt-get --no-install-recommends install xvfb xorg

2.2 Start the in-memory display server

$ (root)$ Xvfb :0 -ac -screen 0 1024x768x24 &

3. Create a new item and run the test cases

Open the Jenkins Admin, log in, and follow the steps bellow:

• Enter an item name
• Select Maven Project and click in the OK button
• In the source code management section, select Git
• Under Repository URL, enter this GIT repository URL https://github.com/santteegt/jenkins-automate-testing.git
• In order to build the project, go to the project page and select either Build now option or Build periodically under the Configure menu option

4. Happy Hacking :)

Feel free to extend this test cases suite if you want to show up more scenarios that help to implement agile testing in a development team

5. License

See Apache License 2.0