2. Create a Feature Story

Let’s create a feature story for our JBehave test.

1. Create the ‘resources’ folder in the src/test directory of your Java project. This folder will contain the feature files.

   Tip:	You can place your feature files anywhere you want, but normally, they are stored in the src/test/resources project folder.

2. In the resources folder, create a text file:

   

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   This file should have the .story extension. For example, you can use the name UndoFeature.story.

3. Open the created file and write a feature story:

   Narrative:
       Run the "Undo" command using hotkeys
       In order to check the undo functionality
       As a user
       I want Notepad to run the "Undo" command using the hotkeys Ctrl + z
   
   Scenario: Run the "Undo" command using hotkeys
   
   Given I open Notepad
   And there is no text in Notepad
   When I type "Some text"
   And I press [Ctrl + z]
   Then I should see no text in Notepad
   

   The feature story contains only one scenario: the user types “Some text” in the Notepad window and then presses Ctrl+Z to undo the action. Notepad should remove the typed text and show no text.

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