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# Microcuke

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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/cucumber/microcuke.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/cucumber/microcuke)

Microcuke is a tiny Cucumber implementation in 500 SLOC, based on
[Gherkin3](https://github.com/cucumber/gherkin3). It's got 100% unit test coverage.
Microcuke is a tiny Cucumber implementation in 500 <abbr title="Source Lines Of Code">SLOC</abbr>,
based on [Gherkin](https://github.com/cucumber/gherkin). It has 100% unit test coverage.

The sole purpose of microcuke is to provide a very simple reference implementation that
The sole purpose of Microcuke is to provide a super simple reference implementation that
can be ported to a new programming language in a few days. Think of it as an aid to
developers who wish to implement Cucumber for a new programming language.

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hard to understand, that's a bug! Feel free to open a bug report.

Most of Microcuke is written in synchronous JavaScript (for readability), but there are
some parts that are asynchronous (using promises and callbacks). These constructs are
some parts that are asynchronous (promises and callbacks). These constructs are
fairly JavaScript-specific, so if you are using microcuke as a guid to write a Cucumber
implementation for a new language, you should probably translate that code to simple synchronous code.

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