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The best Cucumber user experience to run, edit, print Gherkin features... and develop with Java, Kotlin, Scala...

NEW : Reorder Gherkin table rows and columns by drag-and-drop

✓ Grab the top frame of a table to drag a column to a new position

✓ Grab the left frame to drag a row up or down

NEW : Rewriting breakpoint supports (Java, Kotlin, Scala only)

✓ Hightlighting the Gherkin step/example in progress when debugger in pause

✓ Add breakpoint from Gherkin : the debugger will stop only for selected step/example

✓ Add breakpoint from Java, Kotlin, Scala : add a condition « "Cucumber+"!=null » to stop only for Gherkin step's having breakpoints

Display list of features in Cucumber+ tool window

• Group feature per tag or per module • Filter features per tags • Launch Cucumber tests • Export features to pdf

Tests inspection and runner

• Easily locate failed steps • Run a single line of a Scenario outline (Java, Kotlin) • Print related Stacktrace using quickifix • Customize colors and font style from Settings > Color Scheme > Cucumber+

Print features to PDF

• Right click a file and select "Export feature to PDF" • Select mutiple files to print also a summary and a front page • Customize front page content, footer, header, fonts, colors, etc.

Read more at “cucumber+.default.properties” (generated at first print)

Easy handling of Cucumber tables

• Cucumber table formatting as you go : • Add new row by pressing 'Enter' from last row or from end of row. • Add a new column by pressing 'Pipe' from anywere • Smart copy or cut table cells and paste to Excel :

• Swith automatically to column mode when focusing a Cucumber table.

• Triple-click a header cell to select an entire he entire column, or anywhere else for a row.

• Copy to clipboard to transfert to Excel for example !

• Smart copy from Excel or anywhere and paste to table :

• Copy from Excel

• Or from any source capable to copy to text separated by tabs and carriage returns

• Paste clipboard to add or replace to Cucumber table content !

• Moving rows and colums up/down and left/right :

• Drag-and-drop from the top frame for columns, from the left frame for rows

• Or use the Shift actions from the table popup menu (right-click on the frame)

• Quick selection of rows and colums,

Blanking cells facilities :

• Double click header cell to select a column

• Double click non-header cell to select a row

• Press 'Del' to clear cells content

• Press 'Del' again to delete the row or column

• Navigate from cell to cell by pressing 'Tab', 'Shift tab' or 'Enter' • Completion to easily fill in tables and more:

• Table header cells

• Table cells

• Markdown images references

• Step completion suggests all steps already used in current module, not only steps having an implementation :

• The icon tells you if the completion comes from a feature implementation or a feature gherkin file.

• The right side gives you the name of the file where the proposal step comes from (i.e a Java class, Ruby, Kotlin, etc) or a feature file name.

• You will also know in how many files the step is used, for exemple : toto.feature (+2)

• Tags related to step's scenario or step's feature are displayed (gray)

• Steps related to a deprecated implementation are striked out (Java/Kotlin/Javascript)

• Press ALT-Space to display a preview of other scenario holding the step :

• Export markdown to PDF :

• Markdown supports into feature header, including pictures references and urls

• Export to a nice PDF !

• Line markers indicating the number of uses of step implementations (Java, Kotlin) :

• The icon indicates the number of scenarios that use this step

• Click to choose a scenario and navigate to it

Other features :

• Tag completion (cursor location after @) • Toggle Cucumber table smart editing (from Edit menu) • Deprecated steps striked out inspection (Java, Kotlin, Javascript) • Navigate from Gerkin step definition to its implementation even after modifing the step text

Any suggestion ? Let me know !

@author Maxime HAMM

https://github.com/maximehamm/tzatziki

Many thanks to Pierre-Michel BRET for his contribution, the great PDF generator, allowing to realize a complete layout with page numbers, summary, paragraphs management, etc.