Using jbehave-core and jbehave-web against pre-existing website etsy.com
Firstly, cd into etsy-stories-groovy-pico
This will run the build and (after a minute or so) Firefox will open and test the etsy.com website:
mvn install
This will run a single story (one contained in a etsy_cart.story file):
mvn install -DstoryFilter=etsy_cart
This will run a suite based on the meta filters in the three story files:
mvn install -Dmeta.filter="+color red"
This will run tests in parallel in SauceLabs' stack:
(use YOUR details from YOUR SauceLabs.com account)
mvn install -DSAUCE_USERNAME=your_sauce_id -DSAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=your_sauce_access_key
In a directory etsy-stories/target/view, a page named 'navigator.html' has been generated. If you open that in Firefox, Safari or Internet Explorer (but not Chrome), you can see the three stories that have run and their completion status.
See also the jbehave-web sister project for web extensions to JBehave, and jbehave-tutorial for a decent example of JBehave testing of a web application.
See LICENSE.txt in the source root (BSD).