32 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
32 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# A quick introduction to implementing scripts for BDD tests:
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#
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# This file contains snippets of script code to be executed as the .feature
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# file is processed. See the section 'Behaviour Driven Testing' in the 'API
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# Reference Manual' chapter of the Squish manual for a comprehensive reference.
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#
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# The decorators Given/When/Then/Step can be used to associate a script snippet
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# with a pattern which is matched against the steps being executed. Optional
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# table/multi-line string arguments of the step are passed via a mandatory
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# 'context' parameter:
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#
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# @When("I enter the text")
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# def whenTextEntered(context):
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# <code here>
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#
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# The pattern is a plain string without the leading keyword, but a couple of
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# placeholders including |any|, |word| and |integer| are supported which can be
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# used to extract arbitrary, alphanumeric and integer values resp. from the
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# pattern; the extracted values are passed as additional arguments:
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#
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# @Then("I get |integer| different names")
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# def namesReceived(context, numNames):
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# <code here>
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#
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# Instead of using a string with placeholders, a regular expression can be
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# specified. In that case, make sure to set the (optional) 'regexp' argument
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# to True.
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import names
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