Cucumber.js
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| Fact | Cucumber.js | Testem |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Cucumber says it is not a browser automation tool, but works with browser automation tools such as Selenium WebDriver. | The README describes use with GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and TeamCity. |
| Purpose | Cucumber reads executable specifications written in plain text and checks whether software conforms to them, reporting success or failure for each scenario. | Testem runs JavaScript tests in real desktop browsers, Node, Chrome, or a configured launcher. |
| Security | The project says it has a security policy that explains how to contact maintainers about security issues. | The repository page shows no security advisories. |
Cucumber.js plans
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- TestemFree
Pick Cucumber.js if…
Cucumber.js suits JavaScript teams that want to define software behavior in Gherkin and check scenarios in development or continuous integration. It requires Node.js and npm or Yarn.
Pick Testem if…
Testem suits JavaScript developers who want to run tests in real browsers or Node.js, including as part of a CI workflow. It may also fit projects using one of its supported test frameworks or preprocessors.