CTL-JVM is an adaptation of Cucumber-JVM that enables the development of ISO 19105 abstract and executable test suites for network services. Abstract test suites are specified in Gherkin. Executable tests suites are implemented in Java, using adapted Cucumber-JVM tooling and a library based in the semantics of the OGC Compliance Test Language.
Check out our INSPIRE test suites for Discovery and View services. They are based in the latest versions of the Technical Guidance for the implementation documents. These test suites are available in:
- English
- Spanish
CTL-JVM is built with Maven.
mvn clean install
You can register bugs and feature requests in the Github Issue Tracker.
You're most likely going to paste code and output, so familiarise yourself with Github Flavored Markdown to make sure it remains readable.
We appreciate that. We follow Cucumber-JVM rules, thus, before you do it, please:
- Feature request? Then don't expect it to be implemented unless you or someone else sends a pull request.
- Reporting a bug? Bugs with pull requests with a failing test that reproduces the bug get fixed quicker.
- Merging a Pull requests? It won't be merged if you don't have a test to go with it.
- Put ``` on a line above and below your code/output. See GFM's Fenced Code Blocks for details.