Java + Cucumber + TestNG +IntelliJ

This video describes the process of creating and running an automation test project in IntelliJ IDE using Java, cucumber and TestNG combination
Basic Steps involve:
1. Creating a basic maven project
2. Adding cucumber and cucumber TestNG dependencies in pom.xml
3. Add supporting cucumber plugins to intelliJ i.e. "Gherkin", "Cucumber for Java" and "Create TestNG xml"
4. Create sample cucumber test
5. Run test via IDE
6. Run test from command line using maven command i.e. mvn test

[@hassellvinny]

Great intro, thank you! Audio dropped out sometimes but still managed to follow most of it. Thank you!

[@yongjunjeong2994]

Such a incredibly clear Explanation. Appreciate for video!!

[@Topio1912]

very clearly explained. Thanks a lot!

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[@walkiri]

Thank you for this video. I missed one step from other tutorials and this one helped me :) all clearly explained

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[@subhashinisamba2557]

Thank you very much for this video, it so helpful. Please add more videos for IntelliJ IDE using Java, cucumber and TestNG combination to improve the knowledge of the tools.

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[@scjonna7544]

Excellent tutorial. Clearly explaining the need for each package and class. Haven't found one like this so far. Can you also show how to use JUnit inplace of TestNG? Thanks

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very easy to understand

[@killmill3420]

excellent tutorial! is there a follow up?