BDDX

BDDX creates and runs Behavior-Driven Development tests written in Cucumber's Gherkin plain-text language, then summarizes failures. Users can upload multiple test files and run them line by line, pausing and resuming a bulk run from a checkpoint. Its documented workflow links a cloud BDDX project and API key with the CLI: tests run from a repository and results are uploaded to the cloud. The CLI installation command is `npm i bddx`. Documentation describes creating Jira tasks and GitHub or GitLab issues for detected defects; failed tests can also trigger automatic Jira task creation. BDDX is a web product with browser testing, API access and both execution modes. The free Start plan allows up to 50 runs per month. Grow costs $9.99 a month for 51–250 runs, and Accelerate costs $14.99 a month for 251–500 runs. Scale has unlimited runs at 0.03$ per run, with no plan price listed. The documentation says email and Jira API token credentials are stored locally on the machine.

BDDX links Gherkin test execution with failure summaries and defect-tracking workflows. Compare monthly run limits and the unpriced Scale plan with your expected testing volume before selecting a plan.

BDDX may suit teams writing Gherkin tests and looking to run them in bulk with cloud result summaries. Its homepage describes the Scale plan as intended for test teams running automated tests daily.