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Gherkin (Scripting)

Software Development and Engineering Practices

Gherkin is a plain-text, business-readable language used to write behavior-driven development (BDD) test scenarios in a Given-When-Then format. It is most commonly used with the Cucumber testing framework (and similar tools like SpecFlow or Behave) so that non-technical stakeholders, QA engineers, and developers can collaborate on defining application behavior before it's automated into executable tests. Its structured syntax bridges the gap between requirements documentation and automated test code.

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