Your organization is considering the adoption of Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) and automated testing as part...

The question is about the testing tools that have packages preconfigured to work with Appian applications and are available via the AppMarket. The following are three testing tools that meet these criteria:

Cucumber: This is a tool that supports Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) and automated testing by allowing users to write test scenarios in plain language and execute them using step definitions. Cucumber has a package called Appian Cucumber Test Framework that provides a set of predefined step definitions and helper methods for testing Appian applications.

Selenium API: This is a tool that allows users to automate web browser interactions and test web applications. Selenium API has a package called Appian Selenium Framework that provides a Java library and a set of helper methods for testing Appian applications.

FitNesse: This is a tool that allows users to create and run acceptance tests using wiki pages and tables. FitNesse has a package called Appian FitNesse Testing Framework that provides a set of fixtures and helper methods for testing Appian applications.

The following are not testing tools that have packages preconfigured to work with Appian applications and are available via the AppMarket:

Jenkins: This is a tool that allows users to automate software development tasks such as building, testing, and deploying applications. Jenkins does not have a package specifically for Appian applications, but it can be integrated with other testing tools such as Cucumber or Selenium API.

Git: This is a tool that allows users to manage version control and collaboration for software projects. Git does not have a package specifically for Appian applications, but it can be used to store and share test scripts or scenarios created by other testing tools.

References:

AppMarket

Cucumber

Selenium API

FitNesse