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More about adding a collaboratorFeature modeling
Feature models are the top level element of the gherkin portion of the model tree. They expose several attributes of
the feature that they represent, as well as containing models for any background, scenarios, or outlines that are
present in that feature.
- Background
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- Given
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the following gherkin:
@tag_1 @tag_2 Feature: Feature Foo Some feature description. Some more. And some more. Background: The background * some setup step Scenario: Scenario 1 * a step Scenario Outline: Outline 1 * a step Examples: | param | | value | Scenario: Scenario 2 * a step Scenario Outline: Outline 2 * a step Examples: | param | | value | - And
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a feature model based on that gherkin
@model = CukeModeler::Feature.new(<source_text>)
- Scenarios
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- Modeling a feature's name
- Modeling a feature's description
- Modeling a feature's background
- Modeling a feature's scenarios
- Modeling a feature's outlines
- Modeling a feature's tags
- Modeling a feature's source line
- Modeling a feature's name
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- When
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the feature's name is requested
@model.name - Then
- the model returns "Feature Foo"
- Modeling a feature's description
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- When
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the feature's description is requested
@model.description - Then
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the model returns
Some feature description. Some more. And some more.
- Modeling a feature's background
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- When
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the feature's background is requested
@model.background - Then
- the model returns a model for the background "The background"
- Modeling a feature's scenarios
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- When
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the feature's scenarios are requested
@model.scenarios - Then
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the model returns models for the following scenarios:
Scenario 1 Scenario 2
- Modeling a feature's outlines
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- When
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the feature's outlines are requested
@model.outlines - Then
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the model returns models for the following outlines:
Outline 1 Outline 2
- Modeling a feature's tags
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Note: Although a feature does not inherit tags from anything else, they can still
be requested in the same manner as other models that have tags.- When
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the feature's tags are requested
@model.tags - Then
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the model returns models for the following tags:
@tag_1 @tag_2
- Modeling a feature's source line
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- When
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the feature's source line is requested
@model.source_line - Then
- the model returns "2"
Last published about 6 years ago by Eric Kessler.