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More about adding a collaboratorDirectory modeling
Directory models are the top level element of a model tree. They expose several attributes of the directory that they
represent, as well as containing models for any feature files or subdirectories that are present in the directory
that they represent.
- Background An existing test suite
-
- Given
- the directory "test_directory"
- And
- the file "test_directory/test_file_1.feature"
- And
- the file "test_directory/test_file_2.feature"
- And
- the file "test_directory/random.file"
- And
- the directory "test_directory/nested_directory"
- Scenarios
-
- Modeling a directory's path
- Modeling a directory's name
- Modeling a directory's feature files
- Modeling a directory's directories
- Modeling a directory's path
-
- Given
-
a directory is modeled
@model = CukeModeler::Directory.new('<path_to>/test_directory')
- When
-
the directory's path is requested
@model.path
- Then
- the model returns "path_to/test_directory"
- Modeling a directory's name
-
- Given
-
a directory is modeled
@model = CukeModeler::Directory.new('<path_to>/test_directory')
- When
-
the directory's name is requested
@model.name
- Then
- the model returns "test_directory"
- Modeling a directory's feature files
-
Note: Files that are not .feature files are not modeled
- Given
-
a directory is modeled
@model = CukeModeler::Directory.new('<path_to>/test_directory')
- When
-
the directory's feature files are requested
@model.feature_files
- Then
-
the model returns models for the following feature files:
test_file_1.feature test_file_2.feature
- Modeling a directory's directories
-
- Given
-
a directory is modeled
@model = CukeModeler::Directory.new('<path_to>/test_directory')
- When
-
the directory's directories are requested
@model.directories
- Then
-
the model returns models for the following directories:
nested_directory
Last published over 6 years ago by Eric Kessler.