generate-bdd-tests

To generate BDD test scaffolding from acceptance criteria in Go, provide your ACs under the specs/SPEC-*/acs directory. The system maps AC elements to test structures and outputs executable Go test files using spec and testify.

Yes, you can create Spock framework tests from acceptance criteria for Java. The system detects the target language and generates Java Spock specs in Groovy, outputting files named {Capability}Spec.groovy based on your loaded ACs.

Mapping acceptance criteria to test structures works by loading ACs from your specs directory, detecting target language standards, and translating AC elements into executable BDD test formats. It generates template files like {Capability}_test.go for Go.

You do not strictly need to specify the target language to generate BDD tests. The system can detect the target language automatically using your project standards, though you can explicitly specify it to ensure Go or Java Spock output.

The best way to automate BDD test file generation for multiple capabilities is to place all acceptance criteria under the specs/SPEC-*/acs directory. The system reads these ACs, maps them to test structures, and generates corresponding Go or Java files automatically.

BDD scaffolding works with both testify and Spock frameworks. It transforms your acceptance criteria into executable Go test files using spec and testify, or Java Spock specs in Groovy, depending on the detected target language.