Behavior Driven Development with Drupal

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on November 4, 2011 - 10:22am

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Behavior Driven Development is a workflow for writing your Drupal modules "outside-in"
1. describe the behavior of a feature in plain language
2. write step definitions using Simpletest API
4. write code to make the step pass

Behavior Driven Development in Drupal is not yet widely discussed, http://bdd.alexo.it is the one description, where Alex Wilde also provides an example Drupal module making use of the Behat BDD framework. The other mentions are Steven Merrill gave a talk about it at DrupalCon Chicago (but has no links to resources in the session description) and there is an old Drupal 6 module wrapping the JSpec JavaScript Behavior-Driven Development Framework.

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