flic182/hellogradle

A simple HelloWorld project using JBehave, JUnit5, Lombok and Gradle.

HelloWorld Gradle & JBehave Demonstration

About

This is a simple HelloWorld project that demonstrates how to set up a small Gradle project with JBehave tests (on JUnit5). It also uses Lombok.

Execution

Build the program from the root of the project with gradlew clean build testClasses --info. You may wish to add the javadoc task (between testClasses and --info) to generate Javadocs.

Javadocs are written to build/docs/javadoc and test scenario reports to build/reports/jbehave/view.

Note: Scenario results will only be printed to the console when the --info flag is used.

Things to watch

Pay careful attention to how the Gradle Lombok & Javadoc plugins are configured. Javadocs will not be generated properly without de-lomboking the source and running Javadoc against the de-lomboked code. If the default output directory is used for the delombok goal, your IDE may complain about duplicated classes.

The program can be run from the root of the project with gradlew clean build. Story files are expected to live under test/resources.