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Is it possible to use long strings in Behave's Scenario description?
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I'm trying to get some good-looking output in Behave test.
example.feature
# language: en
Feature: My feature
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility
Given given step
When when step
Then then step
steps.py
from behave import *
@given('given step')
def given(context):
pass
@when('when step')
def given(context):
pass
@then('then step')
def given(context):
pass
output
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
1 feature passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
1 scenario passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
3 steps passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 0 undefined
Took 0m0.002s
As you can see, the output is aligned by Scenario string. It ruined the output because if I wan to use it in not too wide window and makes log unreadable.
I tried to use multiline tricks for YAML but it seems that Behave can work only with single string. Please give me a tip how can I make output looking like this:
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music,
wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db
and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
python cucumber bdd python-behave
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
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I'm trying to get some good-looking output in Behave test.
example.feature
# language: en
Feature: My feature
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility
Given given step
When when step
Then then step
steps.py
from behave import *
@given('given step')
def given(context):
pass
@when('when step')
def given(context):
pass
@then('then step')
def given(context):
pass
output
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
1 feature passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
1 scenario passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
3 steps passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 0 undefined
Took 0m0.002s
As you can see, the output is aligned by Scenario string. It ruined the output because if I wan to use it in not too wide window and makes log unreadable.
I tried to use multiline tricks for YAML but it seems that Behave can work only with single string. Please give me a tip how can I make output looking like this:
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music,
wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db
and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
python cucumber bdd python-behave
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
Xing-fuXing-fu
288 bronze badges
The point of using the Gherkin language is to keep your (executable) specification easily readable. Good scenario titles are short one-liners. Your example should be split into several differentScenarios maybe even inside several differentfeatures, e.g.music_listening.featureanddatabase_erasing.feature. Ideally use something likegherkin_lintto keep it all readable. You can still write multi-line comments between"""if you really want that.
– V-R
Apr 8 at 16:04
add a comment |
I'm trying to get some good-looking output in Behave test.
example.feature
# language: en
Feature: My feature
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility
Given given step
When when step
Then then step
steps.py
from behave import *
@given('given step')
def given(context):
pass
@when('when step')
def given(context):
pass
@then('then step')
def given(context):
pass
output
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
1 feature passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
1 scenario passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
3 steps passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 0 undefined
Took 0m0.002s
As you can see, the output is aligned by Scenario string. It ruined the output because if I wan to use it in not too wide window and makes log unreadable.
I tried to use multiline tricks for YAML but it seems that Behave can work only with single string. Please give me a tip how can I make output looking like this:
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music,
wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db
and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
python cucumber bdd python-behave
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
Xing-fuXing-fu
288 bronze badges
I'm trying to get some good-looking output in Behave test.
example.feature
# language: en
Feature: My feature
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility
Given given step
When when step
Then then step
steps.py
from behave import *
@given('given step')
def given(context):
pass
@when('when step')
def given(context):
pass
@then('then step')
def given(context):
pass
output
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music, wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
1 feature passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
1 scenario passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
3 steps passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 0 undefined
Took 0m0.002s
As you can see, the output is aligned by Scenario string. It ruined the output because if I wan to use it in not too wide window and makes log unreadable.
I tried to use multiline tricks for YAML but it seems that Behave can work only with single string. Please give me a tip how can I make output looking like this:
Feature: My feature # features/example-scenario.feature:3
Scenario: As admin I want to listen special music,
wear some Acapulco shirt, erase db
and do not want to bear any responsibility # features/example-scenario.feature:5
Given given step # features/steps/x.py:4
When when step # features/steps/x.py:9
Then then step # features/steps/x.py:14
python cucumber bdd python-behave
python cucumber bdd python-behave
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
Xing-fuXing-fu
288 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
Xing-fuXing-fu
288 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
Xing-fuXing-fu
288 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
Xing-fuXing-fu
288 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 14:50
Xing-fuXing-fu
288 bronze badges
288 bronze badges
The point of using the Gherkin language is to keep your (executable) specification easily readable. Good scenario titles are short one-liners. Your example should be split into several differentScenarios maybe even inside several differentfeatures, e.g.music_listening.featureanddatabase_erasing.feature. Ideally use something likegherkin_lintto keep it all readable. You can still write multi-line comments between"""if you really want that.
– V-R
Apr 8 at 16:04
add a comment |
The point of using the Gherkin language is to keep your (executable) specification easily readable. Good scenario titles are short one-liners. Your example should be split into several differentScenarios maybe even inside several differentfeatures, e.g.music_listening.featureanddatabase_erasing.feature. Ideally use something likegherkin_lintto keep it all readable. You can still write multi-line comments between"""if you really want that.
– V-R
Apr 8 at 16:04
The point of using the Gherkin language is to keep your (executable) specification easily readable. Good scenario titles are short one-liners. Your example should be split into several different
Scenarios maybe even inside several different features, e.g. music_listening.feature and database_erasing.feature. Ideally use something like gherkin_lint to keep it all readable. You can still write multi-line comments between """ if you really want that.– V-R
Apr 8 at 16:04
The point of using the Gherkin language is to keep your (executable) specification easily readable. Good scenario titles are short one-liners. Your example should be split into several different
Scenarios maybe even inside several different features, e.g. music_listening.feature and database_erasing.feature. Ideally use something like gherkin_lint to keep it all readable. You can still write multi-line comments between """ if you really want that.– V-R
Apr 8 at 16:04
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The point of using the Gherkin language is to keep your (executable) specification easily readable. Good scenario titles are short one-liners. Your example should be split into several different
Scenarios maybe even inside several differentfeatures, e.g.music_listening.featureanddatabase_erasing.feature. Ideally use something likegherkin_lintto keep it all readable. You can still write multi-line comments between"""if you really want that.– V-R
Apr 8 at 16:04