Gherkin Syntax

Below are the exercises where you need to transform regular descriptions into Gherkin syntax. Each description outlines a typical test case, and your task is to convert these descriptions into Gherkin scenarios using the Given-When-Then structure.

1. For each description, write the Gherkin syntax in the following format:

   • Feature: (Briefly describe the feature being tested)
   • Scenario: (Describe the specific behavior being tested)
   • Use the Given, When, Then, and And steps to outline the scenario based on the description provided.

2. Pay attention to the conditions (Given), actions (When), and outcomes (Then) when structuring your scenarios.

Description:
A user navigates to the login page, enters their correct username and password, and successfully logs in, seeing the homepage.

Task:
Write the Gherkin version of this scenario.

Description:
The user types “smartphone” into the search bar on the website, clicks the search button, and a list of matching products is displayed. The number of results is shown at the top.

Task:
Convert this description into Gherkin syntax.

Description:
An API call is made to fetch the details of a user with ID 456. The request is successful, and the API returns the user’s name as “Alice.”

Task:
Convert this description into a Gherkin test case.

Description:
A user fills out a registration form on a website, providing their name, email, and password. Upon submission, the form data is sent to a REST API endpoint, and a new user account is created in the system.

Task:
Convert this description into a Gherkin test case.