macros4cuke 0.1.00 → 0.1.02
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## Add macros to your Cucumber feature files. ##
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[Homepage](https://github.com/famished-tiger/Macros4Cuke)
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## What is it? ##
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Macros4Cuke gives you to ability to define a new Cucumber (macro-)step directly in a feature file
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and to associate with it a sequence of steps to execute when the macro-step is used in
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a scenario.
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## How can create such a macro? ##
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Here follows an example taken from our demo files:
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Given I define the step "When I [enter my userid {{userid}} and password {{password}}]" to mean:
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Given I landed in the homepage
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When I click "Sign in"
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And I fill in "Username" with "{{userid}}"
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And I fill in "Password" with "{{password}}"
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And I click "Submit"
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That macro step can be used in a scenario like this:
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When I [enter my userid "jdoe" and password "hello-world"]
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See also the working examples in the features folder.
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## What do I need to start? ##
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* Install the macros4cuke gem:
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- gem install macros4cuke
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* In your 'env.rb' file
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- 1. Load the modules and classes from the gem:
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require 'macros4cuke'
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World(Macros4Cuke::MacroStepSupport)
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* In your 'step_definitions' folder
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- 3. Import the macro-management steps.
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Create a ruby file (say, 'use_macro_steps.rb').
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require 'macros4cuke/../macro_steps'
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Your can start writing macros in your Cucumber project.
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Copyright
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